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7 Best Food Tours In Israel

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The 7 most popular food tours in Israel right now. What each trip includes, how long it runs, who operates it and what you will pay.

7 Best Food Tours In Israel

Tel Aviv Food Tour of the Carmel Market

Tel Aviv Food Tour of the Carmel Market - The one-stop itinerary: Carmel Market as the whole show

1.Tel Aviv Food Tour of the Carmel Market

Most Popular★ 4.0

Join a guided food walk through Tel Aviv’s Carmel Market, with included tastings, market backstory, and a handy meetup near transit.

“We waited for over 20 minutes at our meeting point for the tour guide to show up. I tried to message and call the tour provider several times, with no success. We gave up and began walking to the destination as we had limited time. The guiRead more”

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Mahane Yehuda Market food tour jerusalem

Mahane Yehuda Market food tour jerusalem - Meet-up point and timing: start smart at Agripas St 88

2.Mahane Yehuda Market food tour jerusalem

★ 5.0

Taste your way through Mahane Yehuda Market with 10 tastings, arak, hummus, falafel, sweets, plus tips on seasonal ingredients.

“I have been to Israel a few times. The energy, knowledge, compassion, and her sense of timing Orit offers as a guide is simply a gift. We were with a large group. Ages were 30-70 years old. Her ability to meet the needs of each and every onRead more”

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Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tasting Tour “Shuk Hacarmel”

Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tasting Tour “Shuk Hacarmel” - What your 90-minute walk really looks like

3.Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tasting Tour “Shuk Hacarmel”

★ 4.0

Taste Shuk Hacarmel’s Yemenite-tinged food in Tel Aviv: malawach, falafel, sabich, sweets, and market stories in 90 minutes.

“Our guide Alina was nice. She was a bit late. Lasted less than an hour. Supposed to be at least 90 minutes and the tour was in English and she had difficulty speaking the language. Also, she talked about the history of the Religiom and Jewish people and some of it was what we learned…”

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Urban Walking & Food Tour in Tel Aviv

Urban Walking & Food Tour in Tel Aviv - Key Points Worth Your Attention

4.Urban Walking & Food Tour in Tel Aviv

★ 5.0

A 5-hour Tel Aviv walking and food tour through Bauhaus White City, Neve Tzedek, and Carmel Market with a knowledgeable guide.

“Today was amazing! I thought we were going on a culinary tour, but it was so much more! It was as if we were being toured around by our favorite cousin (Menno) who is plugged into the local community. He shared his personal experiencRead more”

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Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tasting Tour “Shuk Hacarmel”

Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tasting Tour “Shuk Hacarmel” - What your 90-minute walk really looks like

5.Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tasting Tour “Shuk Hacarmel”

★ 5.0

Shuk Hacarmel in Tel Aviv: a 2-hour food tasting walk with malawach, falafel, sabich, sweets, market stories, and photos.

“We went right to the food as it was lunchtime. Food portions were generous & we were quite full. Then walked thru market and learned about items and how to tell different cultures apart based on design. Montana did a great job.”

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Tel Aviv:Food & History Tour of Jaffa Old City & Flea Market

Tel Aviv:Food & History Tour of Jaffa Old City & Flea Market - Jaffa’s alleys: street food you can name, and food you’ll understand

Food & Drink Private Guided Tour in Tel Aviv

Food & Drink Private Guided Tour in Tel Aviv - Cocktails in the middle of Tel Aviv: how the drinks fit the flavors

7.Food & Drink Private Guided Tour in Tel Aviv

★ 5.0

Private Carmel Market food tour with tastings and artisanal cocktails. Learn Tel Aviv food culture on a 3-hour guided walk.

“We tried some amazing food and they even served us amazing cocktails. I learned a lot of interesting things about the history and culture of the city. I highly recommend this tour”

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