Sarona, an Urban Paradise

The area’s charm lies in its meticulously preserved historic buildings, dating back to the late 19th century when it was a German Templer colony. Today, these stunning buildings house a vibrant mix of boutiques, restaurants, and cultural venues, offering a glimpse into Tel Aviv’s rich past.

One of Sarona’s highlights is its specialist indoor food market, a paradise for food enthusiasts. Here, you can indulge in a culinary journey at various stalls offering a diverse array of cuisines, from local delicacies to international flavors, all while soaking in the bustling ambiance.

Sarona’s strategic location makes it easily accessible, situated near major transportation hubs and within walking distance of Tel Aviv’s iconic landmarks.

For families, Sarona boasts well-designed children’s play areas where kids can play and have fun, complemented by outdoor sitting facilities for parents to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Fashionistas and tech enthusiasts will find delight in Sarona’s designer shops, offering everything from specialist running shoes to the latest iPhones and high-end fashion items. Whether you’re seeking a gourmet experience, family-friendly entertainment, or upscale shopping, Sarona promises a memorable and multifaceted visit in the heart of Tel Aviv.

The Sarona Market is open from 9:00 to 22:00.

Where to go

Since Sarona is described as Tel Aviv’s new culinary destination, rivaling Barcelona’s La Boquería and London’s Borough Market, there is a plethora of places to go to!

However, we have worked on a little selection to make things easier:

THE MARKET

The holy of holies for gourmet lovers. It is a 8700 square meter facility that houses more than 91 restaurants and culinary stores, becoming the largest gourmet center in Israel. The Sarona Market showcases the best of worldwide gastronomy. A few examples:

FISHBAR

Chef Harel Bello and his fish seller Udi Bechor offer the best of what comes out of the sea.

TIGER LILLY 

Eating here is like being tele-transported to Bangkok, except that this contemporary Thaï food comes delivered by a local Israeli chef.

RAMEN BAR BY AHARONI 

One of the most televisual Israeli chefs reinvents Asian cuisine.

BASHER FROMAGERIE 

Eli Basher offers more than 1200 cheeses in his European delicacies spot.

RESTAURANTS

KAMPAI

Lovely street Pan Asian food.

9 Osvaldo Aranha (Eliezer Kaplan)

Tel: (03)5444005

Opening Hours: Monday to Wednesday, from 12:00 to 23:00, Thursday to Saturday, until 00:00.

CLARO 

The building, once a winery and distillery, now beautifully renovated. Chef Ran Shmueli offers simple but innovative cuisine for reasonable prices (comparing to other top restaurants in Tel Aviv).

30 David Elazar corner of Ha’arbaa, 23.

Tel: (03) 601-7777

Opening Hours: Open daily from 19:00 to last guest.

PICNIC

A very original idea where guests order their food (easy Italian food and salads) from the kiosk and are then provided with a fully equipped picnic basket. Find a comfy spot on the grass for your picnic blanket and enjoy.

Eliezer Kaplan St 20

Tel: (03) 697-9000

Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday, from 9:00 to 00:00, Friday to Saturday, from 8:00 to 00:00