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Brut wine bar, Tel Aviv

Brut wine bar, Tel Aviv

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Address: NAHALAT BINYAMIN 36

Phone: 03-5102923

If you’re looking for a truly unique dining experience, look no further than Brut. This restaurant’s cuisine is inspired by the classic French and Italian kitchens, but with a Middle Eastern twist. You’ll find ingredients like lamb and yogurt from Nazareth, fruit and vegetables from Hebron, and spices from Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Market. The menu features both classic dishes and seasonal creations, often invented the same day they’re served. And the wine list is a love letter to all things French and Italian, with a focus on small-scale producers and Israeli wineries. Brut is an ongoing celebration of local terroir, and you won’t find anything else quite like it.

Brut is small, deeply personal wine bistro in Tel Aviv, founded by yair yosefi and omer ben gal.

Brut’s cuisine is inspired by Yair and Omer’s shared love of the classic French and Italian kitchens, while remaining steadfastly rooted in local Middle Eastern tradition.

The ingredients used in Brut are sourced from the Levant, including lamb and yogurt from Nazareth, fruit and vegetables from Hebron, and spices from Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Market.

There is a stable of classic dishes as well as an ever-changing selection of seasonal dishes, often created the very same day.

In a similar way, Brut’s extensive wine list is a love letter to all things French and Italian while also highlighting Israel’s emerging winemakers.

They also work with Israeli wineries on blends that are grown and bottled exclusively for Brut, which are imported from small-scale producers in Bourgogne and Piedmont. Local terroir is celebrated and examined in Brut.

Along with the physical land and its raw materials, this also includes the culture, communities, and yes, even conflicts that have influenced the land’s character.”

Opening hours:

Sunday: 19:00 - 00:00

Monday: 19:00 - 00:00

Tuesday: 19:00 - 00:00

Wednesday: 19:00 - 00:00

Thursday: 19:00 - 00:00

Friday: 19:00 - 00:00

Saturday: 19:00 - 00:00

The Lamb Restaurant - Hakeves - Dalit El Carmel

The Lamb Restaurant - Hakeves - Dalit El Carmel

Located at to Dalit El Carmel, The restaurant is surrounded by sheds of vine-grape leaves. The Druze restaurant that has become a symbol invites you to discover a new world of amazing and new flavors and aromas, The Lamb Restaurant - an oriental Druze restaurant with a healthy rich menu with a huge variety of salads made from the best vegetables of the season and fresh wild herbs, BBQ grilled meat, hummus, Druze pita and more with a warm hospitality. The dishes are made on the spot!! On Friday and Saturday you can enjoy more music and flutes.. The restaurant has a "Kamein"-stove that gives an authentic feeling and spreads a lot of heat. 04-839-3510

Hummus Saiid Acre - Old City

Hummus Saiid Acre - Old City

Whether you are visiting Old Acre for the first time or coming to it for the umpteenth time, there is one place whose name is woven into the culinary history of the city and wins praise and hot reviews time and time again - Hummus Saiid in the Old Market in the Old City. Saiid's hummus is considered the best-known hummus in Acre and represents the city time and time again in the parades of the best Israeli hummus, as it is often awarded the coveted title - the best hummus in Israel. At the entrance to "Hummus Saiid" you will usually meet in line. Sometimes it is short and sometimes it is long and continuous, depending on when you arrive to eat. Some people are waiting for the simple but soft, tender and meticulous portion of the place and others swear they will not give up on the brew, which is a sour and spicy bean mixture served on the spot, alongside the chickpeas and felt. The restaurant is very simple so every time you can be surprised by the excellent level of hummus, the service is fast and efficient and it is definitely worth the wait. Real fun and highly recommended. Alongside the chickpeas, there are hot and soft pitas that accurately absorb the fresh chickpea mixture, a stew that has bought itself quite a few fans and olive oil that adorns all the dishes and comes from Saiid's own cloth house. No wonder Saiid's hummus has been chosen in recent years as the first place on the list of the best hummus in Israel. Address: The Old city Market, Acre

Exploring the Vibrant Flea Market and Culinary Scene of Jaffa in Tel Aviv

Exploring the Vibrant Flea Market and Culinary Scene of Jaffa in Tel Aviv

As an American visiting the bustling city of Tel Aviv, I couldn't wait to explore the famous Flea Market in Jaffa. Located just south of the city center, this vibrant outdoor market is a feast for the senses, with its colorful stalls, exotic smells, and lively atmosphere. As soon as I arrived at the market, I was struck by the eclectic mix of people and cultures. Israeli locals haggled with tourists from all over the world, while street performers entertained the crowds with music and dance. Everywhere I looked, there was something new and exciting to discover. One of the things I loved most about the Flea Market was the amazing food. From traditional Israeli dishes like falafel and hummus to international fare like sushi and pizza, there was something to satisfy every craving. I particularly enjoyed trying some of the local specialties, like shakshuka, a savory egg dish served with tomatoes and spices. After exploring the market, I decided to check out some of the nearby bars and cafes. One of my favorites was Shaffa Bar, a laid-back hangout with outdoor seating and live music. I sipped on a cold beer and listened to the sounds of the bustling market, feeling completely immersed in the vibrant culture of Jaffa. The first is Raisa, located at Yehuda Margoza 10, a food bar that offers a delicious Mediterranean chef's menu. The menu features nods to the great cuisines of France and Spain, but still maintains a light Jaffa identity and is priced in a friendly manner. The selection of special fish and seafood dishes is based on the fresh catch that arrives daily from the fish market in the port of Jaffa. The menu also includes excellent meat dishes and vegan options. The bar at Raisa serves precise cocktails and excellent drinks prepared by expert bartenders. The relaxed vibe makes Raisa a perfect spot for a date or a casual meal. The location in the heart of the Flea Market adds to the charm of this exceptional restaurant. 03-6202262 The second restaurant that caught my eye was Albi located at 6 Oli Zion, a Greek tavern that transports visitors to the joyous atmosphere of Greece. The owners of Albi were inspired to open the restaurant after a roots trip to Greece, and they bring the tavern experience exactly as it is to Tel Aviv. The menu features authentic dishes such as soufleki and gyros, and a variety of meztis that are served in the center of the table, just like in the taverns of Thessaloniki. The ouzo and arak are imported in part straight from Greece, as are the traditional pitas that are served here. The colors of light blue and white and the sounds of bouzouki create a festive atmosphere that complements the quality food and fine alcohol. On Fridays, Albi welcomes Shabbat with a Greek party that electrifies the whole market. Phone: 077-4417072 One of the things I found most striking about the Flea Market in Jaffa was the vibrant young people scene in Tel Aviv. The city has a reputation for being a hub of creativity and innovation, and it's easy to see why when you explore the markets, bars, and cafes of Jaffa. Many of the young people I met in Tel Aviv were passionate about art, music, and fashion. They frequented the Flea Market in search of unique vintage clothing and accessories, and many of them were also involved in the local music scene. I was lucky enough to catch a few impromptu performances by up-and-coming musicians, who played everything from traditional Israeli music to indie rock. In addition to the markets and music scene, Tel Aviv is also home to a thriving nightlife. There are countless bars and clubs in the city, ranging from laid-back beachside hangouts to high-end cocktail bars. I particularly enjoyed the lively atmosphere of the bars in Jaffa, where locals and tourists alike gathered to drink and dance the night away. One of the things I loved most about the young people scene in Tel Aviv was the sense of energy and enthusiasm. Everywhere I looked, there were people who were passionate about their creative pursuits, whether it was music, fashion, or art. It was inspiring to see so many young people pursuing their dreams and making their mark on the world. Another highlight of my visit to Jaffa was exploring the historic architecture of the area. The old stone buildings and winding alleyways gave me a sense of the city's rich history and culture. I particularly enjoyed visiting the Jaffa Clock Tower, a beautiful landmark that offers panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. Overall, my visit to the Flea Market in Jaffa was an unforgettable experience. From the delicious food to the lively atmosphere and beautiful architecture, there was something new and exciting around every corner. Whether you're a foodie, a history buff, or just looking for a fun and vibrant place to explore, Jaffa is a must-visit destination in Tel Aviv.

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