Last updated July 9th 2023
Israel is known as the land of plenty and the food in Tel Aviv is no exception. The best place to buy your groceries is in a Shuk (market), there you will find a broad range of quality produce and the best part is it is always cheaper than a super market and an entertaining experience.
MARKETS
SHUK HACARMEL
Food, flowers, judaica, clothes, restaurants and some great kiosk kitchens, particularly in the middle at the cross with Shefer Street. Foreign specialty shop ‘East and West’ sells all foreign foods and products. Eat your heart out. Read More
LEVINSKY MARKET
Food, spices, restaurants, cafes. This market specialises in Mizrahi food, a.k.a. Iranian, Iraqi and so on. Whether you are doing a food shop or want to explore food specialities, it is best for sampling all different dishes and food, while in the area it is worth visiting nearby Florentine that is famed for architecture, bars and atmosphere. Read More
SHUK HATIKVA
A fantastic outdoor market in South Tel Aviv with everything from produce to meats to spices. The market still resonates with the Tikva neighborhood’s Yemenite roots. Read More
JAFFA MARKET (also know as Shuk HaPishpishim)
Known as Shuk HaPishpishim or the flea market, there are permanent shops and stalls, luxury and second hand or vintage – generally furniture, homeware and home furnishings, jewellery, some clothes and lots of cafes and restaurants. At night the bars on Yehuda Margoza Street (Yehuda mi-Ragusa) spill out into the street, covered in fairy lights and buzzing with atmosphere. Read More
CENTRAL BUS STATION MARKET
This hidden gem inside of a Central Bus Station is a treasure trove of local food, spices, and souvenirs. It’s also a place to experience the real Tel Aviv. Here, you’ll rub shoulders with locals and hear the sounds of Hebrew and Arabic. Read More
WEEKLY MARKETS
NAHALAT BINYAMIN CRAFT MARKET
Everything artisan, made by individuals and handcrafted. There is always an array of home furnishings, art, ceramics, jewellery, gifts, photography… you name it. Read More
VINTAGE MARKET GIVON SQUARE
Step back in time at Vintage Market Givon Square, a sprawling flea market where you can find everything from vintage clothing to antique furniture. With over 200 stalls to explore, you’re sure to find something to your liking. Whether you’re looking for a unique piece of jewelry, a vintage record player, or a mid-century modern chair, you’re sure to find it at Vintage Market Givon Square. Read More
FOOD MARKETS
NAMAL TEL AVIV (TEL AVIV PORT)
The Namal (hebrew for Port) is one of the most popular places amongst tourists, and for a good reason! The beautiful port is filled with activities for the whole family, popular restaurants, a gourmet food market and all kinds of shops, this is a great place to find sportswear and sports gear in general, cheap outlets of big brands, as well as home decor and high-end shops with international brands. Most of the restaurants and shops are open on Saturdays. Read More
SARONA FOOD MARKET
This indoor market is home to over 100 food stalls, serving up everything from traditional Israeli cuisine to international fare. You’ll find everything from falafel and hummus to sushi and pizza, so you’re sure to find something to tempt your taste buds. Read More