Tel Aviv after dark: good food, good company, the right neighborhood

A favorite restaurant, a familiar bar, a walk home through streets you love. These are the small pleasures that turn a Tel Aviv address into a way of life. From the Old North to Jaffa, each area has its own evening rhythm.

Old North and Ben Yehuda: a neighborhood evening

Barbunia's small restaurant and bar on Ben Yehuda brings fish, seafood and a lively room together. It is a good starting point for anyone who likes the Old North's balance: residential streets, local places and the sea as part of everyday life.

Dizengoff and Bograshov: dinner in the city center

Thai House on Bograshov is a long-standing favorite for Thai cooking, from bright salads to curries. The surrounding streets suit people who enjoy having dinner, shops and the beach within the same central neighborhood.

Rothschild and its surroundings: dinner that becomes a night out

Shila now welcomes diners on Montefiore, with fish, seafood, wine and cocktails. Nearby in the wider city-center area, Kuli Alma brings music, art and dancing together. This part of Tel Aviv suits those who enjoy an evening with more than one stop.

Florentin's edge: music and a courtyard

Teder at Beit Romano, on Derech Jaffa, pairs its courtyard atmosphere with music, pizza and a changing event program. It is an easy fit for people drawn to the creative energy around Florentin and the southern city center.

Jaffa: take the evening toward the sea

Around Jaffa Port, a waterside walk can be the evening's starting point. Farther south, Cassis on Givat Aliya Beach offers Mediterranean dining beside the water. Living in Jaffa gives the coast a different place in your routine.

At ProperTLV, we look beyond the apartment. The right neighborhood is also where you enjoy spending the hours after you come home.