The Best Places To Drink Beer In Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv after dark is a fun and exciting adventure, with incredible nightclubs, quirky wine bars and cocktail bars with vibrant themes. However, that is not all that a night in Tel Aviv has to offer. It also has terrific beers, and listed below are the perfect places to find them.

Dancing Camel

Bar, Pub, Market, Israeli

Craft beer lovers are sure to list the Dancing Camel as one of their all time favorite bars. Aside from being the first microbrewery in Israel, this bar is very inviting. In either location, you feel a sense of belonging, and then there’s the beer, which is just an experience on its own. They take American brewing methods and Israeli ingredients and combine them to make the most delectable beer.

Chouffeland

Bar, Israeli

For those beer lovers who are fans of quiet neighborhood bars, Chouffeland is the place to go. Located on Tel Aviv’s Yehuda Maccabi street, you are still in the city, but you get that small town intimate feel. Their expertise is in flavorful imports, favoring German and Belgian beers. These western European brews combined with that personal neighborhood feel are sure to draw you back again and again.

Jem's

Pub, Bar, Israeli, Pub Grub

If you journey to Tel Aviv’s suburb of Petah Tikvah, you will find Jem’s brewery. This place is the realization of a dream of making fine beer in the Holy Land. Although you can find Jem’s at other locations, it’s quite the adventure to journey to the factory where it’s made. Sit in the tap room drinking this unique beer and hear about the story of its creation.

Cerveza

Bar, Israeli

Cerveza is the place to go for a chill night out with your import beer loving friends. Right on Dizengoff, you never forget for a second that you’re in the city, but while you are enjoying the urban delights Tel Aviv has to offer, this is a place to enjoy good import beer. With a variety of beers and prices, this beer bar fits anyone’s budget.

Beer Garden

Market, German, Pub Grub

The Beer Garden is located in the picturesque neighborhood of Tel Aviv referred to as Sarona, which pays tribute to its history as a German colony — and the Beer Garden does the same. Here they specialize in German beers. The atmosphere is open and friendly, so for a night out with your friends, this is a beautiful location to sit, relax, and drink good German beer.

Beer Bazaar

Bar, Cafe, Market, Pub, Israeli

Hidden in the bustling alleys of Shuk haCarmel is an Israeli Beer Lover’s dream, and right in the heart of this city landmark is the Beer Bazaar’s fabulous stand. It’s small and seems innocuous but it is a real winner — it hosts tons of local Israeli brewers and it’s a popular place for new brews to make their debut. Besides the acclaim, it is just a fun place to sit and have a beer as you enjoy the people watching afforded to you by the busy marketplace.

About the author

Jordana Hoffman

Jordana is a world traveler, with her eyes filled with wanderlust and her heart filled with the written word. Since she learned to read she has been devouring books and dreaming of the day when people would read her words. For now she winds her way through the streets of Tel Aviv, writing of all the beauty she sees.