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Tel Aviv District, Israel Food Guide: 10 Israeli food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ramat Gan
Best Israeli restaurants nearby. Discover the best Israeli food in Ramat Gan. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Israeli restaurants near you.. Ramat Gan (Hebrew: רָמַת גַּן; Arabic: رَمَات چَان) is a city in the Tel Aviv District of Israel, located east of Tel Aviv. It is home to one of the world's major diamond exchanges, and many high-tech industries.
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10. Saluf and Sons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By OnTheRoad00000
We came on a Friday afternoon without a reservation. Our part of four waited 1.5 hours or so but the host brought complimentary beverages (inc. beer) to cool us and the other patrons off. Once we got in, the music was great and the food was even better. The staff have us some recommendations that were awesome. I only wish I'd had more room in my stomach to try to soup!
9. Bar Ochel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 328 reviews
Bar- Restaurant, happy Casual dinning . Mediterranean, traditional Israeli food. Meet & fish, Vegetarian Friendly, beers & cocktails.
Reviewed By Dalit-LR
Good atmosphere, good service and a nice place to sit and relax in the market.The food is OK+ - I had a Balkan Shakshuka that was served with small sides of salad and a fresh bread.However, the egg in the Shakshuka was a little runny and I was not asked if this is how I like my egg. The restaurant did not have wholemeal or other non-white bread to serve with the dish.The house beer "Malca" is very nice and smooth.Reasonable prices.
8. Ha'achim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 579 reviews
Haachim in Hebrew means "The Brothers", and is owned by two actual brothers. Haachim offers great mediterranean meals with a Levantine hang out atmosphere. Our menu includes great appetizers, sophisticated salads, steaks and skewers from our authentic Isr
Reviewed By Sea98
We have been in numerous Israeli restaurants around Israel and particularly in Tel Aviv. We traveled to this restaurant looking forward to the experience. The host showed us to our table more or less immediately. The place was full, very loud music indeed. We are used to loud music but this was really overwhelmingly loud. We asked for water, the waitress brought it straight away. I requested the waitress to speak in English as my wife does not know Hebrew very well. The waitress said 'I can not do this" and disappeared to get someone who could...... we waited for over 15 minutes until a person called Ran appeared and explained the specials. We ordered first and main dishes. The 1st dishes were like tapas style, the hummus was home made and delicious the salads were ok and the egg plant was good. The wine when not great for 140 shekel, the main dish for me (the chicken skewers) were not tasty, in fact rather bland. My wifes' sea bass was nicely cooked. I must say I was not overwhelmed and actually looked forward to leave. The music was so loud it was uncomfortable. We requested the bill, paid and left. Will not return. Definitely much better places with more comfortable atmosphere and better food in Tel Aviv. I'd give this one a miss.
7. Day Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Tomer B
A wonderful place in the market with fresh ingredients and great people! The beef with rice in tomatoes is highly recommended and also the from here and from there salads. Don't miss the brulee popsicle!
6. Claro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 960 reviews
Chef Ran Shmueli is one of Israelâs most respected veteran chefs , who has led innovative culinary ventures for the last 25 years. Claro (âclearâ in Spanish) is chef Shmueliâs first restaurant. Claro is not âjustâ a restaurant; itâs a place of entertainme
Reviewed By RWalker415
Located in a renovated winery in the trendy Sarona Market in downtown Tel Aviv, Claro (punctuated as claro; on its website, signage, and menu) was, by far, the dining highlight of our trip to Israel. Both the exterior and the interior of the building are beautiful, setting a beautiful atmosphere for an amazing dining experience.We snagged a coveted reservation at the bar surrounding the open kitchen, so we had "front row seats" to watch our magnificent meal (specialty cocktails, two bottles of sparkling water, a bottle of a French Sancerre white wine, a starter of steak tartare each, a main course of smoked trout for me and grouper fish with crème fraiche for my spouse, a side dish of asparagus and goat cheese burrata, a complimentary coriander-lemon shot, and dessert) being prepared. It was fascinating to watch the bartenders prepare drinks and the various prep-and-cooking stations where the chefs worked with precision and finesse. There is even a baking station for the house-made breads and desserts.If youâre in Tel Aviv, definitely make a reservation at claro; Be sure to book ahead because the restaurant fills up quickly. Do not rely on the online reservation system, which is operated by a third party, and does not provide confirmation of whether or not a table is available. Be sure to call the reservations line directly to get a table or a place at the bar at this magnificent restaurant.
5. Night Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1625 reviews
Restaurant Hours : every night from 19:00 till 23:30
Reviewed By BQLondoner
Went here on a recommendation of my clients. I can see why this is one of the top restaurants in Tel Aviv. The current location is very cosy. However I understand they will be moving to larger premises within a couple of months.They have three sittings: 6pm, 8pm, 10pm. Donât bother trying to get in at 8pm or 10pm if you donât have a reservation.They have happy hour from 6-7pm with discounted pricing.10/10 for atmosphere, service, quality of food. Everything was delicious and moorish. I went alone and so sat at the bar. Other dinners were very friendly and I felt quite comfortable being there in my own. Reasonable prices for Tel Aviv. Definitely try any specials of the day and the creme brûlée lollipops!
4. Frishman Falafel & Frishman Sabich
Overall Ratings
4 based on 500 reviews
Reviewed By martingkaye
We wondered why there was always a queue here. Having eaten here, i now know why. Delicious felafels, complemented by a panoply of fresh spices and additional delights. Next door, its sister establishment serves grilled vegetables in Pitta. Perfect street food
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3. SABICH TSERNIKOVSKI
Overall Ratings
5 based on 102 reviews
Near Carmel Market - Near Corner Of Allenby
Reviewed By NancyFromHouston
There was a long line of people waiting to order-but it was so worth it. Now that I am back home in the US-I am craving the sabich sandwich I had at this restaurant. I so recommend it!https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g293984-d3292775-r716049714-SABICH_TSERNIKOVSKI-Tel_Aviv_Tel_Aviv_District.html#
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2. Sabich Oved
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By Bambi12345
If you're hungry and looking for a special culinary experience - do not miss oved's sabich. There's almost always a line, but the wait is worth it. Oved serves the sabich using his special language for the ingredients. If it's your first time, you should sit inside and enjoy the many pictures people sent oved from many places around the world, cherishing the dish.Bon appetite!
1. Jem's Beer Factory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By EliotA2
Went there for drinks with customers from the UK. The waitress offered us a tray with samples of all the different beers that the place offers. I personally loved the pale ale. There is a selection of about 8 different beers, all brewed locally. Actually one side of the resturaunt actually borders on the brewery itself. We also had a bite to eat. The food is good, but the beer is definitely the main attraction here. I believe we all drank a little more that we should have. All in all even though the beer and food aren't exactly cheap, we had a great time. Definitely recommended.
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