Culinary Tour in Levinsky Market

If you’re staying at Sea Executive Suites, you’re just a short trip away from experiencing one of Tel Aviv’s most delightful food adventures. Just a quick ten-minute drive or a breezy fifteen-minute bike ride along the promenade will bring you to Levinsky Market, a lively place bursting with bold flavors, tempting aromas, and stories at every turn. From cheese and fresh pastries to hearty home-style stews, tacos, and vibrant gazoz, it’s all here in a lively setting with a unique atmosphere.

Tony and Esther — Levinsky 39

A neighborhood cafe with Tel Aviv character. Start the day with a strong espresso or a flavored gazoz in a light, youthful atmosphere.

Hahalban — Levinsky 48

A veteran deli for hard cheeses, olives, and jams. Order a sharing plate for two or sit outside with a snack and a glass of wine.

Hahalban — Levinsky 48

A veteran deli for hard cheeses, olives, and jams. Order a sharing plate for two or sit outside with a snack and a glass of wine.

Garger HaZahav — Levinsky 30

A personal plate of hummus with tahini, warm pita, and a mild house schug. A favorite stop for locals.

Ima’s Bourekas — Levinsky 46

Family style bourekas served with a hard boiled egg, pickles, and a spoon of sauce. Simple, tasty, precise.

The Sisters’ Khachapuri — Levinsky 59

Fragrant Georgian bread filled with cheeses and an egg. Great for sharing with friends or as a light meal.

Cafe Levinsky 41 — Levinsky 41
The city’s most talked about floral.

Taco Ba — Levinsky 45

A tiny spot for meaty or vegetarian tacos, avocado on top, a frozen margarita, and a little fiesta energy.

Nearby Add Ons

Already in the area. Pop over to “Saluf and Sons” at 80 Nahalat Binyamin for a hearty Yemenite meal, or “HaPasta BeLevinsky” at 84 Nahalat Binyamin for a focused Italian menu done right.

Need a Hand

Sea Executive Suites can mark stops on a map, help you shape a route, or book a tasting card in advance. City break plus good food is always a winning p