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Tel Aviv Street Food

 

Recommended Tel Aviv Street Food:


Humous Abu Adham
7 Carlebach St.
Tel Aviv
03-562-5051
What does hi-tech have to do with humous? Everything! 2 Tel Aviv techies loved the mythological humous created in the original Galilee restaurant and persuaded the owners to open a branch in Tel Aviv. Now the residents and visitors in the “city that never sleeps” can enjoy the fabulous humous that keeps the northerners smiling!


4 Flavors Falafel
1 Rishon Lezion St.
Av Hamoshavot Commericial Center
Petach Tikva
03-923-5678
Well worth a trip to one of the earliest pioneer settlements in the land of Israel-Petach Tikva now almost a suburb of Tel Aviv is the 4 Flavors Falafel Restaurant in the Av Hamoshavot Commericial Center. Made with the freshest ingredients and pitot a taste of falafel here will confirm that why it’s the national fast food of Israel.


Saviach De Lux-Kosher
Ibn Gavirol 67 
Tel Aviv
077-212-5542
Saviach is an Iraqi dish whose main ingredient is fried eggplant slices served in a pita together with a hard-boiled egg, humous, tehina, onion, parsley, vegetable salad, potato slices and spices.  A great “to go” breakfast or anytime sandwich. The name comes from the Arabic word for morning- “savach”. For gourmet “saviach” stop here where it is always hot, tasty and fresh! Another great Israeli ethnic dining experience!


Tony Vespa Italian Pizza Restaurant
267 Dizengoff
Tel Aviv
03-546-0000
Rothschild 140
Tel Aviv
08-685-8888
The owners of Tony Vespa had a dream-to make the best pizza in Israel. While wandering around Rome as students looking for culinary adventures they stopped at a “hole-in-the wall” pizza place and lo and behold they were served the best pizza in the world! It was time to live the dream! They sent their chef to Rome to learn all the secrets, down to the last little spice.
The pizzas are baked on large rectangular trays as is the Roman custom in specially imported Italian pizza ovens. The rectangular slices are sold by the kilo with a unified price for each of the toppings. And Tony Vespa offers exceptionally high-quality toppings in combinations not to be found anywhere else.  To complete this heavenly experience is the especially light and tender dough which is baked daily on premises from wheat imported from Italy. Many of the basic ingredients including the tomato sauce are also imported from Italy. Visit the Tony Vespa little Roman empire for an unforgettable pizza adventure!