1. The Peekaw
Because after a good show you go straight down to calm down adrenaline with beer, good food and lots of laughs. After all, even if the show was bad, this is the best place to console yourself with a beer and good company.
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Peacock (photo: courtesy of Peacock Bar)
2. The Gazette
When I have important guests in the show, I take them to Gazeta for a glass of fine wine and delicate, simple and very tasty food. They have an artichoke bruschetta that I have been trying to copy the recipe for years and nothing will help me, it never tastes like there.
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Gazeta. Photo: Anatoli Michaelou
3. Cafe Boca
I feel like a member of the family there. Almost every day, after kindergarten, I take my child to a meal of smiles, cookies and good food. This is the place that does the most good in the heart and with the warmest and most pleasant people. The Prince Bell brothers put their hearts into it and feel it so much – they really choose the best people in the city to work there. Sometimes I start dancing and going wild there as if I’m at my house.
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The brothers Omer and Adi Piamoni, who manage the Boka cafe (photo: Anatoli Michaelou)
4. Cafe Dizengoff
My place for writing and inspiration. Good people and a feeling of the heart of the city. There’s the boss’s table right next to the door, and if I get it – then I’m the king of the coffee after all. There is something about this corner that overlooks the heart of the city that fascinates me. I can sit there for hours and watch the people come and go.
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So Akpa Dizengoff (Photo: Ziv Memon)
5. Lily Rose
The place near home, where I drink beer with my childhood friends. A great place, no fuss, simple and very tasty. Reminds me of the kibbutz of old. Its location is not in the peak area of Tel Aviv and precisely because of this the charm of the place comes out. You can be who you are without accounting to anyone. And they have excellent food.
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Lily Rose (photo: Lily Rose’s Facebook page)
Daniel Sebag Acting in the play “Where does your heart beat” that will be staged as part of the Teatronto festival The 32nd for single performances (8.4-10.4). More details and tickets here