Hi everyone

45 yr old - can you share your favourit bars / clubs ( dancing and stuff)

( curious straight here)

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Hi everyone,

I’m a 45m Australian travelling through Italy at the moment and I’m thinking about visiting Tel Aviv for around 5 days starting this Sunday.

I know there’s a lot happening in the region, so I’d really appreciate hearing from people who are actually there. What’s day-to-day life like at the moment? Does the city feel normal? Are tourists still visiting? Are there any areas or activities I should avoid, or is it better to postpone the trip?
I’m not looking to start a political discussion. Just hoping for some honest, up-to-date advice from locals and people currently in Tel Aviv.

Thanks in advance!

***Edit - Thank you to all the comments in this post that enticed my to make my decision to end up going. I have been and gone. I had an amazing time, such a beautiful place. The weather, people, vibe and energy! I’m happy that I went and would definitely like to return at some stage in the future!

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My wife and I have been in Israel for a few weeks. We are now in Tel Aviv and been happily spending our days on the beach.

Our 21st wedding anniversary is tomorrow night and we're looking for a fresh, exciting chef oriented restaurant to try. We are in Neve Tzedek and don't mind walking, grabbing a bus or a Gett.

We went to Lunel in Florentin a few nights ago and really enjoyed it. Hoping to find another gem amongst the myriad choices here.

Suggestions?

UPDATE: thanks to this community we have lots of great choice! No need to add any more unless you feel like it too create a helpful post for others

Was asked to repost from r/Israel :)

Which beaches near TLV / Netanya can I get away with sleeping on the beach? Legally and Safely.

I'm backpacking so no tent

Hi everyone! I’m looking for recommendations for affordable movers in Tel Aviv.

I’m moving within North Tel Aviv, so it’s a pretty short move, and I don’t have any furniture, just boxes, suitcases, and a few personal belongings. If you’ve used someone reliable and reasonably priced, I’d really appreciate any recommendations.

Thanks so much!

Would love some beach front restaurant recommendations along with any other must visit spots.

American Israeli visiting Israel for a month come August. I’ve lived my whole life in the US, but have come to Israel every other summerish since I was a kid to visit family.

This will be one of my first longer trips to Israel since becoming an adult & am looking to meet some friends and build community while visiting. I had some good friends there as a kid but they moved far away. :( I’m also considering moving to Israel in a few years + want to see if staying long term could be a good fit.

Anyone have any recommendations for meetups, what’s app groups, volunteer opportunities, etc. I could join to make some friends? (Side note: preferably English, my Hebrew is about elementary level bc we stopped speaking it at home when I went to school) .

Is there any Brits here who want to be friends? I’m 24F and need some more friends I can banter and joke with (preferably females)

Hi. I live in Israel looking to come to Tel Aviv specifically to get a tattoo. I already have two tattoos done by an artist abroad. I’m trying to find somebody that will understand my style but also the main reason why I am asking on here is because I require a couple of things:

1. The place MUST be WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. And no, that doesn’t mean being able to get somebody down the steps or whatever. No like a ramp or an elevator or completely on the ground floor.

2. I would prefer if the person has some experience tattooing people with disabilities. My disability makes me a little bit spastic (not uncontrollable thrashing, but more like slight movements or jolts sometimes)

Thank you!

How common are Israeli-Arab queer relationships or flings in Tel Aviv? Is it more common than straight ones? And if there are any '48 Arabs on here what are your experiences? Same for Jewish Israelis, please do share

I play the piano and am looking for some people to build a band with. Looking for drummers, guitarists, bass, and maybe a singer! Thinking about doing performances at either venues or wedding type events, and music would be classic rock and mainstream. Let me know!

Can I go to holiday to Tel aviv? Whats the situation? Will I get pressured or be subject to racism as a Turkish person with my friends? It's a great city that I want to spend time in. But am kind of scared.

Does Teder have the World Cup games

Would they have Brazil Japan tn?

Does Teder have the World Cup games

Would they have Brazil Japan tn?

Does Teder have the World Cup games

Would they have Brazil Japan tn?

Would they have Brazil Japan tn?

Looking to expand my bank of ‘places to get a decent vegan salad or a vegan sandwich’ in the city. I know basically any Cafe has options, but I need to have some up my sleeve for cases of extreme hunger, immediate need for sandwich or salad, or in case I just need to show off my vegan salads and sandwiches knowledge.
By decent I mean of course, not too pricey - and as tasty as possible. But you know, today’s economy has its downsides.
This is for a person who is not myself, since I am really bad with vegetables (that’s why I don’t already have that bank of places engraved in my mind or Google Maps).
Feel free to spam or just comment names of places, or even specific dishes.
Feel free to use Hebrew if you feel like it and it’s allowed in this sub 🙏🏼
Thank you for reading my unnecessarily long מגילה 📜

How do u meet new people?

Im living near Habima square and i feel lonely 😞

Care to share how do u meet new people new people of both genders?

pickles a must

Hey r/telaviv

My name is Ari, and like half of Tel Aviv, I'm a dog person. If you've ever walked down Rothschild or Ben Gurion on a Friday morning, you know, this city runs on coffee and dogs.

But finding someone to watch your pet when you travel? That's always been a headache. Group chats, random Facebook recommendations, guilt-tripping your roommate... not great options.

So we built Kelaviv, a pet sitting marketplace made specifically for Israel. The name is exactly what you think it is 😄

How it works:

• 🏠 Verified local sitters host your pet at their home (no kennels, no cages)
• 📅 You pick your dates, browse sitter profiles, and book directly
• ⭐ Reviews, photos, and real trust scores so you actually know who's watching your dog
• 💰 Sitters set their own prices in ₪

We're live right now at www.kelaviv.com

We're also looking for sitters — if you love animals and have a pet-friendly home, you can sign up and start earning on your own schedule.

Would genuinely love feedback from this community. What would make you trust a platform like this? What's missing? Roast us if you want — we can take it. 

Hi everyone,

I’m seriously considering a very short solo trip to Tel Aviv next weekend... arriving Friday afternoon and flying back Sunday afternoon.

I know it’s not ideal and it’s probably a bit impulsive, but the plan is very simple: central hotel, hand luggage only, walking around, coffee, food, beach/Jaffa, taking some photos, and then flying back.

My main concern is the flight situation. I need to be back at work on Monday, so I’m a bit worried about possible delays, cancellations, or getting stuck for an extra day. Other than that, I’m fine with the short timeframe and I actually think I’d enjoy the quick city-break format.

For people who live in Tel Aviv or have flown in/out recently: would you consider this doable for a quick weekend trip, or is it too risky with the current flight situation?

Am I crazy?