- Babylon Park - entertainment experience for the whole family, with games, trampolines, and so much more.
- Migdalor Cafè (on weekends) – a cafe inside a lighthouse? It Turns out it is. And there are even live performances.
- Pedals on the Yarkon - how pleasant it is to pedal along the Yarkon River. Rapido!
- The Museum of Illusions - Do you trust your senses? Think again
- Metzitzim beach - one of the best beaches in Tel Aviv. Well-maintained, clean, and even award-winning.
- Ellayoga - a yoga studio in front of the sea. Let's breathe, stretch and change consciousness, shall we?
- The gym at Cinema Pe'er - where people come to build their muscles, but mostly to have fun. Free voucher for hotel guests.
- Promenade's running track - 7 km (or more) of paradise for devoted runners and those who want to enjoy the view.
- Metzitzim beach volleyball - we just lost a kilo watching them.
- Bicycle path in Yarkon Park - inside a tunnel, under the trees.
- The Fantastic - not 5 minutes from the hotel, but from your room. Smile, have a drink, and a ridiculously fun time.
- Ruby - neighborhood dance bar, young and lively. Geared towards students. Active from Tuesday to Saturday.
- Double Standard - cocktail bar, the only Israeli candidate in the "Best Bars in the Middle East" competition.
- Rosa Parks - a fun, delicious, and very, very Israeli meeting place (despite the name).
- The Old North - polenta chips that are worth a Michelin Star
- Hummus - crazy about hummus? Don’t miss this.
- Pasta Basta - Fresh pasta served in every possible variation, crispy pizzas, and a fantastic (Jerusalem origin) atmosphere.
- Pita Montana – The perfect pita crafted with secret recipes.
- Sherry Herring – For a divine fish sandwich.
- Fat Cow – The perfect hamburger with crispy buns and special seasoning. By chef Tom Aviv, winner of Master Chef.
- The bakery - A favorite bakery that must be sampled. Salty pastries, sweet delights, unique atmosphere.
- Mason Kaiser - The hall of perfection and French tradition: sourdough bread, pastries, and a fantastic breakfast.
- Abulafia - If you're craving burekas, sambusak, and other traditional pastries, come here.
- The Show Room – Traditional surprises will make you think you are in the center of Paris.
- Fika Yeremiahu - the first Swedish bakery in the Middle East. Rye bread with hushhash, have you ever tried it?
- Nam – Popular Thai kitchen, selling generous portions and fiery flavors (and don't say we didn't warn you: when it's spicy, it burns).
- Shtsupak - Fresh fish? Seafood and salads? Bingo. An old and well-loved restaurant.
- Barbonia - A real mermaid just dropped by for a visit.
- Yulia - Serenity in front of the sea. A stunning location and incredibly delicious restaurant.
- Fu Sushi – Japanese bar restaurant with all the favorite classics.
(Kosher certificates come and go. We recommend checking in advance with the restaurant for kosher certification)
- Nini Hachi – A colorful, fun, and trendy sushi restaurant.
- Lehem Basar - Excellent meat restaurant right on the beach.
- Itzko and Raphael - a charming meeting spot with excellent home-style food and good friends.
- Oshi Oshi - Sushi on another level: authentic, delicious and diverse.
