Hostels in Tel Aviv are fun social places where you can meet open-minded people and travellers from all over the world. Happy hours, live music, and other social events are more likely to be organized in hostels that have their own bars or clubs. The ones located in the popular party districts usually provide a free ticket for the most popular dance clubs in the area.
Lev Hair is a big area, where the best nightlife spots are concentrated. Allenby and Rothschild are the best streets of the area for that. There are lots of bars and clubs nearby. Both districts are lively at night. You will definitely find great company. There are a few good hostels to stay in.
One of the fastest-growing cities in the world, Tel Aviv has a pretty wild party and entertainment scene. Also known as the epicentre of the best nightlife in the Middle East, the bars and clubs in the city are popping out on every corner. Tel Aviv is a city with extravagant lounges and rooftops, amazing beach parties, and electric underground clubs.
Tel Aviv has party places literally in every corner of the city. The craziest and most vibrant areas are Rothschild avenue, Florentin, and Allenby street. They are literally next to each other, so you can easily hop from one to another by foot or public transport.
Rothschild avenue is a beautiful area where you can find classy restaurants and bars. The area is very popular among celebrities and wealthy locals. Crowdy in the evenings, the Rothschild avenue turns in the vibrant and buzzing place where you can meet people from all over the world.
Bicicletta is a vibrant place where you can grab something to eat and have a few drinks. This bar/restaurant has an amazing patio garden where you can spend your evenings. There are also daily happy hours with great deals on drinks. The Prince is a cool rooftop bar, very popular among young locals and tourists. Here, you can enjoy the best beer and cocktails in the city.
Jaffa is a beautiful seaside neighbourhood with great beach bars and pubs. Jaffa has three amazing areas – the Port, Hill, and flea market area. All three parts of the neighbourhood have something to offer, but the flea market is definitely the most vibrant one. Here, you can find lots of bars and pubs, right next to each other. The atmosphere is getting hotter as the sun goes down, and the area stays awake until the early morning hours.
Shafa Bar is a cool place with Bohemian spirit, extremely popular among the hipsters. If you are looking for a place to dance the night out, check out the Anna Loulou Bar.
Close to Jaffa is another party district, a vibrant Florentin. The area attracts young travellers and students, so expect nothing less than the crowded and lively bars and clubs.
Hoodna Bar has a chill-out drinking area on the street, and live DJ session inside the place. The party is going on almost every day, so don’t forget to put Hoodna on your must-visit list. Satchmo is officially the oldest bar in the area, offering more than 70 types of whiskeys. Thanks to the daily happy hours, DJs sets, and amazing vibes, Satchmo is one of the most popular bars in Tel Aviv.
Easy-going areas like Forentin and Jaffa doesn’t care too much about the outfit. Most of the clubs and bars in are the extremely casual and won't kick you out if you are wearing shorts or T-shirts. Even the more exclusive bars and restaurants don’t bother the guests for flip-flops.
Tel Aviv is pretty relaxed when it comes to age restrictions as well. The minimum age for drinking is 18, as well as for entering the bars and clubs.
