Carmel Market Walking Food Tour in Tel Aviv
- Dive into the delicious and fragrant depths of Tel Aviv’s cuisine on this 2-hour walking tour
- Explore the Carmel Market, the bustling place to purchase various items like clothes, fruits, and spices
- Sample treats like fresh Ghat, Zaatar with Lahuh, Garinim, and more
- Discover the food that makes the locals salivate with the help of your English-speaking tour guide
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What to expect
As the largest market in Tel Aviv, Carmel Market is no doubt the best place for a food tour in the city. Seeing the number and variety of products on display is a real treat to the senses. People come here to purchase everything - from clothes and electronics to fresh fruits and fragrant spices. With your English-speaking tour guide, sample some of the best treats that the market has to offer. Dig into some fresh Ghat, take a bite of some Zaatar with Lahuh, and satisfy your cravings with some sweet Halva. These are just some of the delights that you’ll be tasting during the tour. By the end of it, you’ll not only be well-acquainted with Tel Aviv’s flavors, but with its culture as well.
Reviews
Great experience! The tour lasts about 1.5h and it's really worth it. During the tour we tried several types of food from locals which was yummy. Our English speaking guide was a lovely person who told us more about Jewish food culture. Recommended!
We got some good food on the tour (there were about five or six stops I think) but portions were very small so all up it's still not a full meal. The market was also horrendously busy as it was a Friday morning (the weekend in Israel) so as a group we were jammed together and could never actually hear the guide. I enjoyed it and liked trying some new foods but it would be much better on a day that wasn't so incredibly packed.
Good to know
What To Wear:
- Light and comfortable clothing
- Walking shoes
What To Bring:
- Sunglasses
- Hats
- Bottled water
- Cameras