Tel Aviv's Most Exciting Street Food Is in the Carmel Market's Backyard

A walk along Yom Tov Street, parallel to Tel Aviv's iconic Carmel Market market, reveals bars, restaurants and newer food stalls, which create a scene of their own.

There’s always something happening at Tel Aviv's Carmel Market. More and more food stalls are opening, most of them replacing “classic” market stands of fruits and vegetables, CDs, notions, etc., and attracted us first of all to eat and afterward maybe to buy something.

The pitais filled with salad (parsley, tomatoes, some onion, a little spicy pepper), tahini, beet chutney and cooked meat. And it’s excellent – a wonderful meal in a pita.

Fish & Chips large bowl with a generous portion of fish in it.