Light Night and Shabbat Shopping Brasserie bucket
Not really Lite Night as before, when the brasserie operated all night, but it was still a bargain: the opening hours were extended to 22:00 (instead of 20:00 usually), the bar will serve a light and discounted Lite Night menu, and varying products in the store will be sold at 20 percent off – cheeses, drinks, prepared food, housewares and more, a chance to fill the fridge with goodies for the weekend.
Ibn Gvirol 70, Tel Aviv
Aperitif to the house Wolt
The cutest Italian custom ever comes to the door: aperitif (a light meal before dinner) that is all snacks and light drinks courtesy of Walt. On Sundays-Thursdays from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, you will find in the app a category of dishes and cocktails at discounts between 10-15 percent from Amora Mio, Nehama and a half, Shane, Cafe Taizo, Miyazaki, Hudson, Gocha, Herzl 16, Reviva and Celia, Serpina and more. Restaurants in Tel Aviv, Givatayim Ramat Gan.
Hamburger in Towers | Agadir
After Yuval Ben Neria’s NFT and BBB’s real estate acquisition, the Agadir chain also enters Towers and launches its first virtual branch. Join an innovative customer club that guarantees exclusive and especially equal benefits that can be realized, felt and tasted in the physical restaurants in the real world.Six dishes from the menu have been translated into NFT figures, whoever buys them will enjoy for a year a full meal according to the acquired character.
Agadir Matavers (BARY AI credit)
Pita Wedding | Event courtyard in Panda
The pita master from the Carmel market opens the event season: In a secret courtyard between the Carmel market and the Yemenite vineyard, he establishes a space for small events in partnership with Tulip and Giraffe Winery, a company for tours and content for the high-tech world. The place will open in about two months and according to rumors the Yemeni cuisine is on target, in an original version of course. We wish such a temptation would be served at our wedding, Amen.
Panda. Photo: Aviv Shakuri
Kopenhagen in Tel Aviv Coco Beach
Nadav and Daniel’s Thai beach restaurant are gearing up for the hot season and launching Coco Beach – a shaded terrace for light meals and drinks with live evenings, sunset performances in a spiritual atmosphere and full moon parties on full moon nights, almost like in Copenhagen. Sun beds have been placed on the beach and the service reaches right up to the water line.
Shlomo Lahat 17 (Frishman Beach), Tel Aviv, Sunday-Saturday from 08:00, 077-9386220
Coco Beach (Photo by Itamar Ginzburg)
Greek Happy Hour | Yasu Tel Aviv
Dying for freedom in Greece and the prices of flights in the sky? Yasu, Chef Avi Bitton’s Greek tavern, soothes the pain in the mouth of Hauer in front of the sea of Tel Aviv. In the light of the soft sunset you can launch a glass of ouzo and snack on mazats, fish and seafood to the sounds of Greek music, enjoy the breeze and imagine you are in Mykonos.
Yasu, Sunday-Thursday, 6 pm-8pm
Yasu (Anatoly Michaelo Photo)
The Return of the Buffet | Vegan brunch at J17
We thought the corona eliminated the buffet. So we thought. Apparently the Israeli gluttony outweighs any other concern, hence the joy of launching the new vegan brunch at J17. On a long table, salads, spreads, breads and roasted vegetables are served as an introduction to personal dishes such as scrambled tofu and salty pancakes with vegan feta and parmesan. 65 NIS per person, including hot or light drinks.
J17, Friday 9: 30-13: 30 p.m.
Buffet Brunch J17 (Photo by Gil Aviram)
Drink in the dark Pop up Carlsberg LUMA
Carlsberg LUMA’s pop-up complex in Dizengoff Center challenges the senses: a specially established darkroom eliminates the sense of sight and sharpens the senses of smell, taste and hearing, a different experience than usual that emphasizes the special taste of beer against the background of pleasant music. Another space of the complex includes a bar where they will pour you a beer and offer merchandising, and in another space you can play tablet games with award-winning fragrance games.
Dizengoff Center, ground floor, in the plaza of Building A, Thursday-Friday (23.6-1.7), Sunday-Thursday 14: 00-21: 00, Friday 9: 00-14: 00, closed Saturday
A sensory experience. Carlsberg Loma (Shoka Cohen Photo)