The Best Breakfasts To Try while Vacationing In Tel Aviv

If you’re on vacation in Tel Aviv and you’re looking for a delicious breakfast to start your day, you’ve come to the right place:) The first meal of the day is always a vital, enjoyable and delightful part of any holiday, especially if you’re visiting Tel Aviv, which is a culinary hub. To find the best breakfasts in the city, we went out to explore all the different menus offered around the city and came back with an especially mouth-watering list. 

There’s nothing like enjoying a delicious breakfast in your hotel, while you’re vacationing in Tel Aviv. It’s definitely one of the best moments of the day. A boutique hotel, a gorgeous view of the beach and an abundance of colorful dishes made of quality ingredients, pastries, breads, salads, cakes and pies. A celebration of smells and flavors that tastes like a vacation! Still, there are plenty of other breakfast menus to choose from in the flourishing culinary scene of Tel Aviv, so to help you find the one that suits your palate, here are some of the best breakfast dishes we tasted in the city.

A Florentin Breakfast

Spinach, eggs and a selection of cheeses, a little bit of canned Tuna and some lovely pastries are usually the base of a Florentin style breakfast. If you’re seeking a diverse and rich breakfast that also offers some health benefits and refreshing flavors, this is the perfect breakfast for you. By the way, Florentin (AKA Tel Aviv’s Soho) is not the only neighborhood in Tel Aviv that serves the Florentin breakfast.

The Mediterranean Breakfast: Shakshuka (Preferably Spicy)

If you booked a hotel in Tel Aviv and didn’t get the option to order a shakshuka for breakfast, your hotel might not be in Tel Aviv! The reason is simple – probably every hotel in the city serves some kind of shakshuka for breakfast, as this is one the favorite dishes in Israel. If you choose to take the shakshuka route, we recommend you eat it with challah bread, tahini and a refreshing Israeli salad.

Scrummy! An English breakfast

Any hotel in Tel Aviv serving an English breakfast will probably offer the interesting British combination of eggs, sausages, beans and sometimes even broccoli.