Tucked away in a tiny, secluded courtyard, close to Jaffa’s famous Clock Tower, you’ll find this ‘garden wine bar.’  This is a real local’s place, that serves as a deli in the day (cheeses, pates, breads, olives, etc.) and a wine bar/food joint by night.  Great atmosphere, very laid back and an easy place to fall into conversation with other customers...

There’s some serious mixology going on at this bar, with owners Daniel and Ben offering a friendly yet intimate service to their patrons.  Every cocktail you’ll drink here is creatively made, and beautifully presented, and the Carribean decor (pineapples and palm trees) is great fun too!  Try the ‘Red Nose’  (gin, rum, clover bitters, hot chilli syrup and smoked paprika...)

This 1920’s-style ‘Speakeasy meets Great Gatsby’ is uber-hip, with the bar staff as well-dressed as they are expert at mixology.  Bellyboy Bar markets itself as a unique concept bar, with cocktails served in seashells and bathtubs (yes, I know it sounds bizarre but you have to see it to believe it!) and chasers served to guests out of a baby stroller that tours the lounge...

Located on 223 Dizengoff, this has got to be is one of the most stylish and atmospheric cocktail bars in the area.  With its jazz and swing background music, and waiters in suspenders and bow ties, it’s designed to look like a New York ‘Speakeasy’ during Prohibition Era.  Renown for its drinks, the professionally trained are all experts in ‘mixology...’