Before I continue with tips for hangout places in Tel-Aviv, I thought it might be a good idea to tell you a little bit about the Tel-Avivian etiquette. Though Tel-Aviv is a super cool and fun city, it can also be overwhelming, especially if you are a first timer. So here is a manual, to … More How to make it, Tel-Aviv style
It’s summer time, and I’m back home in Tel-Aviv. A lot can be said about this city, but one of its greatest advantages is the Mediterranean weather, which allows outside seating almost year round. No doubt that Tel-Aviv is a city of summer, and as such, it has the coolest, most laid back vibes during … More City of eternal summer
Well yes, I’m a bohemian at heart. I’m a dancer, which I guess makes me a part of an artistic community, and I’m always drawn to places with laid back atmosphere, places that are nice and colorful and full of plants, that manage to be cool without trying too hard to do so. And obviously … More Boho flare
Although I was raised in the states and I might feel at home in New York, I can’t deny my Israeli roots. These roots also mean that other people assume I might be homesick, and tend to suggest we go visit Israeli restaurants. Basically this has led me to try quite a few Israeli places, … More Israeli In New York
Today’s post was supposed to be about a totally different topic (Israeli food!), but ever since I’ve learned of Ube Lattes, I’ve been obsessing about them, and I just felt the urge to share this revelation with you. Are you tired of Matcha Latte? Golden (Turmeric) Latte? How about Charcoal Latte? Have you ever been … More Purple bliss
As a dancer in the big city, my life can be super hectic. I’m dancing for long consecutive hours, at times I’m rushing from studio to studio across town, and though my body is very much in need for a nutritious meal, often I just don’t have the time to sit down and eat. Early … More Smoothest
