Yulia
This waterfront, fish and seafood haunt near the Tel Aviv Port is a good option if you’re hoping to feel the sea mist on your face as you feast on its fresh bounty. There’s an indoor dining area with a fully stocked bar, but when the weather’s fine (which is most of the year), opt for a table on the covered veranda or the outdoor terrace, which at night is especially romantic with string lights and a soundtrack of the crashing waves. The highly attentive wait staff can help you choose from their long list of Israeli wines and newer-to-the-scene Israeli whiskeys. Yulia is beloved by locals for its fantastic breakfast, served until 12pm, with the late-night party-ers in mind. Tucking into the “Fishermen’s breakfast,” a vast smorgasbord including white fish ceviche, cured roe, fresh breads and locally sourced olives, is an ideal start to the day.
This waterfront, fish and seafood haunt near the Tel Aviv Port is a good option if you’re hoping to feel the sea mist on your face as you feast on its fresh bounty. There’s an indoor dining area with a fully stocked bar, but when the weather’s fine (which is most of the year), opt for a table on the covered veranda or the outdoor terrace, which at night is especially romantic with string lights and a soundtrack of the crashing waves. The highly attentive wait staff can help you choose from their long list of Israeli wines and newer-to-the-scene Israeli whiskeys. Yulia is beloved by locals for its fantastic breakfast, served until 12pm, with the late-night party-ers in mind. Tucking into the “Fishermen’s breakfast,” a vast smorgasbord including white fish ceviche, cured roe, fresh breads and locally sourced olives, is an ideal start to the day.



