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Photo’s of Tel Aviv Fever editor in Dutch Playboy Magazine

Photo’s of Tel Aviv Fever editor in Dutch Playboy Magazine

    Tel Aviv Fever editor Ed Hofschreuder was asked to provide photo’s of Tel Aviv to illustrate an article about the Israel/Tel Aviv experience of Dutch Playboy Magazine editor Jan Heemskerk, chief editor Marcel Langedijk and friend Joel Fresco under the title: “Playboy’s Wild Weekends” It is a fun story with mixed feelings of the three, but the overall question, “Is Israel no fun?” is answered in the article: “Are you crazy? Israel is fantastic. They are only a bit fanatic about … Read entire article »

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No English noodles in Giraffe Tel Aviv

No English noodles in Giraffe Tel Aviv

While walking to the Cinemateque Tel Aviv to see the rewarded movie I Shot My Love, we walked by a restaurant where the people were waiting in line to get a table. This was nothing new, but the place looked nice, so it glued to our memory. A week later we tried to eat something somewhere with our friend Michal. After trying some other places we accidentaly got to the same place that we passed last … Read entire article »

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Official Tel Aviv-Jaffa Guide for iPhone in App Store

It is in the iTunes App Store for several month now, but Tel Aviv has it own iPhone App, VISITLV. It was published by the The Association for Tourism Tel Aviv-Jaffa in May, more than in time for the summer season. A pity I did find it just a while ago. ;-) The app starts with one of the most a wonderful splash screens I have seen (I thought of surprising you by not showing it, but not everyone has an iPhone ;-) ) and contains information about the three Walking Routes we talked about before,  cafés, pubs, restaurants, museums, hotels, free guided tours and of course a ‘What’s On’-calendar, which, to my opinion, could be more extensive and more up-to-date… ;-) It is possible to search for the name of a restaurant, … Read entire article »

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Female chefs of Tel Aviv in New York Times

I can dream, think, daydream about (vegetarian) cooking books, food, restaurants, ingredients AND cooking, so I was intrigued by the article “The Real Balabustas of Tel Aviv” by Anthony Grant in The New York Times Style Magazine online. Just like in the Netherlands a chef (de cuisine) is in about 99% a man… At home women do the cooking, but in restaurants kitchens most of the time a man is in charge. Strange… The article shows us a new generation of female chefs that is hitting the stoves. I like that. I am sure that this female touch can do magic for this world of cooking. A few of these women in Tel Aviv are: Tamar Cohen-Tzedek in Cucina Tamar, Einav Berman in Asif, and Rima Olvera with her her home kitchen in the Florentin … Read entire article »

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To all New Yorkers: just another week!!

New Yorkers: do not forget: just another week and you will ‘taste’ what the Tel Aviv Beach is all about. Sunday, June 26th you can enjoy a whole family-day (from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.) on a 1.300 square-foot artificial Tel Aviv Beach in Central Park with Israeli ‘street’food, swinging music and typical Israeli beach games. Of course for the ‘real thing’ you have to take a plane and fly to the swinging art-capital of the Middle-East: Tel Aviv!! … Read entire article »

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High level dinner in Tel Aviv

I know this is not for everybody. No, not even for me… ;-) But I think Tel Aviv is one of the best places for this Dinner in the Sky. Originally from cold and wet Belgium ;-) , you can have a dinner,  thoroughly strapped to your seat and a chef doing his thing high up in the sky. In Israel you don’t have to bother about an weather insurance. If you are not Dutch (or Belgian) don’t listen to the reporter, but (Dutch language video exchanged for English one). Watch the fun and view (and wish the people bete’avon and a safe landing): The builders also put pictures on their website: HERE The Belgian Embassy in Tel Aviv put it on their site too: HERE ;-D … Read entire article »

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“Tel Aviv from the bottom of a coffee cup and a beer glass”

Yesterday, Friday 15th, I found this nice article in The Jerusalem Post by Ari Miller: “Two vices too few”. He wrote: “Tel-Aviv turns me on. From the beautiful woman to the nooks and crannies it has to offer, I can’t seem to get enough. Stuck between the Mediterranean coast and Israel, coupled with the malaise of life in general, this city, which combines the best of the First World with the exotic tragedy of the Third, is made livable for two reasons: coffee and beer. Let me explain…” [via Jerusalem Post Online] … Read entire article »

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Tel Aviv Fever one month old! Time for a present :-D

Yes, today [19:30 IL Time ;-) ] it is only one month that Tel Aviv Fever is LIVE. :-D We decided to give you a present, because we are thrilled by your reactions, of which we get most by e-mail and not as a comment, but that is a minor detail ;-) Don’t be afraid to tell us what you think! We thought you would love a video channel with video’s of Tel Aviv Only. So we made you our own Tel Aviv Fever vChannel. You can find it in the upper menu or HERE (which basically both do the same ;-) ) If you know a nice video that is not included yet, tell us, so we can put it there too! ENJOY! … Read entire article »

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The Tel Aviv Experience

The newest English guide about Tel Aviv is the 2nd edition of the ‘City Guide Tel Aviv’, produced and edited by Dalit Nemirovsky (Crossfields, Tlv-2008). It is a handy, wonderful 207 pages guide full information about the history of the different districts of the city and the best places to visit, concerning, e.g.: food, nightlife, design(shops), ’boutique hotels’, cafe’s, fashion (shops) and bakeries. If you, as tourist, but also as Telavivian, want to discover or re-discover the city, this color-full guide will show you the way. … Read entire article »

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Top 5 hummus joints in Tel-Aviv

Natan Abramovich wrote in the Ha’aretz-daily an article about the 5 best Hummus joints in Tel-Aviv (to his taste): Hummus Ashkara in the Yeremiyahu Street 45 Hummus Abu Adham in the Carlebach Street 7 Hummus Aba Gil in the Yehuda Ha-Levie Street 55 Hummus Said in the Menahem Begin Road 12 Hummus Mashawa in the Pinkster Street 40 Before you start to eat , let me tell you the ingredients: 250 grams fresh chickpeas (canned is easier, but not as tasty and healthy) keep the liquid of the chickpeas (freshly cooked or canned) juice of 2-3 lemons 2 – 6 tablespoons of tahini/tehina 2 -3 cloves garlic, crushed2 tablespoons parsley 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 table spoons (good) olive oil and…don’t forget the round, hot pita-bread I prefer it with a shot of arack :) Bon appetit! … Read entire article »

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