Truly one of the most amazing dinners of my life was at Black Out Restaurant, run by a non profit deaf and blind theater company. Guests are treated to a gourmet four course dinner in complete pitch-black darkness, served… Read more

This happening cafe hardly needs a rainbow flag to advertise its gay-friendliness: inside and out it attracts gaggles of good-looking Israeli gays (and their sunglasses) who come to feast on gorgeous salads and pastries… Read more

Dining at Joz & Loz is going to be unlike any other dining experience you have in Tel Aviv – or anywhere else, for that matter. The lesbian owners are fixtures on the local dining scene although these days the… Read more

You’re going to walk into this lair of youthful waitstaff and see some ridiculously toothsome tarts and baked goods sitting on a glass-topped counter, framed by the spare white setting of the restaurant. And, for a… Read more

A vegetarian’s delight, this kosher restaurant offers homemade dishes made from the freshest ingredients. It’s cafeteria style with various offerings of vegetable soups, quiches, veggie burgers, pizza, blintzes,… Read more

This bookstore/restaurant is a cozy hide-away for any booklover. It is located in an inner courtyard of one of Jerusalem’s first neighbourhoods outside the Old City walls. Other than used books, Tmol Shilshom offers… Read more

This local fish restaurant offers some of the best seafood in the country and is well known for its Grilled Hammour. Read more

Delectable Persian food with wonderful ambiance. Read more

Good, affordable middle eastern fare.  Don’t leave without trying the chili labneh. Read more

When in Jordan do as the Jordanians do, and eat an obscene amount of falafel.  This place specializes in falafel sandwiches and at 60 cents each, you won’t break the bank. Read more