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Ha’arbaa Street – Tel Aviv culinary center

Ha’arbaa Street – Tel Aviv culinary center

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Ha’arbaa St. is a Tel Aviv culinary center in addition to hosting Cinematheque Tel Aviv, the best theater in the city and the home of well known international film festivals.

Haarbaa Street offers a mix of “body & soul” – the acclaimed Cinematheque Tel Aviv is located on one end of this not-long street, while the rest of it hosts some of Tel Aviv’s greatest restaurants and bars.

Cinematheque Tel Aviv shows films of different genres and tastes, from Classical works of the finest directors, to contemporary mainstream filmmakers, and of course a wide selection of experimental and avant-garde pieces.

Cinematheque Tel Aviv hosts several film festivals throughout the year, including the Comics and Caricature Festival in August, the International Student Film Festival in June, the DocAviv Documentary Film Festival in March, Icon Festival for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Role-Playing films and several foreign film festivals (Australian, British, French, Thai, Indian, Russian and Brazilian). Cinematheque Tel Aviv is located at 2 Sprinzak St on the Haarbaa St. Tel: +972-3-6060800.

As for your culinary options, there are more than you can count.

For Mediterranean favorites try Pahsa at 8 Ha’arbaa St. which offers authentic Turkish Kosher cuisine or Levontini at 18 Ha’arbaa.

Seafood lovers should visit Kazanki at 16 Ha’arbaa, a nice restaurant and bar offering great variety in very attractive prices. For Sushi, don’t miss Unami at 18 Ha’arbaa, a pretty fancy (and expensive) Japanese restaurant.

For great atmosphere and Tapas, Tapeo at 16 Ha’arbaa is your place. And it ain’t over yet – Odeon offers great steaks and Hamburgers, and the trendiest of them all – Messa Tel Aviv, at 19 Ha’arbaa, Chef Aviv Moshe’s personal restaurant, with a design that was featured in world magazines and food to match its fame.

There are several coffee shops on Ha’arbaa street as well, and if you walk a few steps to Hahashmonaim street (just around the block), you’ll be able to find several additional restaurants and cafes, plus one of Tel Aviv’s greatest wine stores, Derech Hayayin (Wine Road) at 93 HaHashmonaim and Lechamim, one of the best bakeries in town.

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Tel Aviv City - A Worldwide Metropolis

Tel Aviv City - A Worldwide Metropolis

Tel Aviv is a worldwide business center, less than century years old, Tel Aviv today is a busy metropolis and a worldwide business center. It is a home for Israel's largest companies and for numerous branches of the world's leading enterprises. Traveling around the industrial zones in Tel-Aviv and its surroundings reveals modern buildings of renowned firms, such as Microsoft, Cisco, Google, IBM, Check Point, Better Place and many more. Being the third biggest country in the world in high-tech industry and start-up development especially internet companies , Israel, and Tel-Aviv in particular, is a world leader in various fields and, and a place of interest for many investors from around the globe. The city's landscape is dotted with well-designed skyscrapers, holding Internet and software companies, a diamond cutting center and the country's stock exchange.

Yakimono Hilton: A Leading Japanese Culinary Institution in Tel Aviv

Yakimono Hilton: A Leading Japanese Culinary Institution in Tel Aviv

Located in the heart of Tel Aviv, Yakimono Hilton is a Japanese restaurant managed by a chain and is strictly kosher. Since its establishment in 1998, the restaurant has become a leading and respected culinary institution, known for producing Japanese food at the highest level while maintaining kosher rules. Yakimono Hilton offers an extensive menu of traditional Japanese cuisine, and the chefs take great care to use only the freshest ingredients available. The restaurant also provides kosher training under the supervision of the Tel Aviv Rabbinate, ensuring that guests can enjoy their meal with confidence. On Friday evenings and Saturdays, the restaurant serves a menu of cold dishes without electricity or gas, ensuring that guests can still enjoy a delicious meal even during the Sabbath. Reviews of Yakimono Hilton rave about the restaurant's food quality and exceptional service. Customers have praised the restaurant for its perfectly executed miso soup, sushi, and other traditional Japanese dishes. Many have also noted the lovely ambiance of the restaurant, which is staffed by professional and attentive waitresses. One reviewer even mentioned how impressed they were with the service provided by a waitress named Tais on Valentine's Day. Despite the rush and pressure of the evening, Tais provided exceptional service, making the customers feel as if they were the only ones in the restaurant. Overall, Yakimono Hilton is a must-visit for anyone looking for exceptional Japanese cuisine in Tel Aviv. With its focus on using fresh ingredients, strict kosher rules, and exceptional service, Yakimono Hilton is a culinary institution that lives up to its reputation. Yakimono Hilton Tel Aviv Serving hours of the business menu: Sunday - Thursday: 16:00 - 12:00 Shabbat mochas - an hour from Shabbat mochas until 9:30 p.m.

Tel Aviv Beaches - The religious beach

Tel Aviv Beaches - The religious beach

The religious beach is the only beach in Tel Aviv that has separate bathing days for men and women, and is a great option for those who prefer a more restrained beach atmosphere. There is one beach in Tel Aviv that has separate bathing days for men and women, in order to respond to the needs of the religious community. It is named "the religious beach" (Hof Hadatiyim), sometimes referred to as "The Separate Beach" as well, and is surrounded by a high wall which isolates it from the neighboring beaches. This is a good option for those who prefer single sex bathing or restrained beach atmosphere. Not only religious people take advantage of this unique and usually not too crowded beach. Women's days tend to attract many of Tel Aviv's non religious females as well, who sometime prefer to enjoy their sunbath uninterrupted by male company. Shalom Howard Johnson (216 Hayarkon St., ), a modern five-story building with balconies towards the Mediterranean and Independence Park, is the nearest hotel. It is pretty basic but has a restaurant and a pub, which offers live music almost every evening. The Marina hotel is pretty close as well, located on top of Kikar Atarim square, which is a popular hangout place for tourists during the summer months. The Marina (167 Hayarkon St., ) is located in the center of Tel Aviv's luxury hotel strip, and offers a combination of convenient location and comfortable lodging. The rooms at the Marina were recently renovated and its guests enjoy an underground parking lot, which is a rare and helpful feature for guests in the city. The religious beach area is a central location for a Tel Aviv visit. Even if you choose to stay elsewhere, try to visit there once. Your chances to witness a similar beach elsewhere are pretty scarce.

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