Day 4: mini grocery store - Tel Aviv, Israel

Some stores do open on shabbat in Tel Aviv.  Glad they do.  When the larger supermarkets don't open in the city, there are some small ones that do.  Sell the same things, just less options.  The veggies are still fresh and nice too.

Lots of ready to eat hummus!

The price different between a small and a large bottle of water is always so little.   We always end up getting the huge one...like we are carrying a cannon on our back.

Day 1: Flying on Emirates, Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv City Center, Jaffa City, Jaffa Flea Market, Seafood Restaurant Sultan Ibrahim, Park Hatachana and Vicki Cristina

Day 2: Azrieli Center, Food court in Azrieli Mall, Train to Jerusalem, Light rail in Jerusalem, Mahane Yehuda Market, Jerusalem Old City, Pita in Jerfusalem, demonstration in Azrieli Center

Day 3: Cafe Xoho, Carmel Market, Dizengoff Center, Hamosad Burger

Day 4: Free bus on Shabbat, Turkish shawarma, salad time, Gordon Beach, grocery store, Sarona Market, outside of Sarona Market

Day 5: Bahadunas hummus bar, Greg Cafe

Day 6: Breakfast at DNA, Greek food at Greco

Day 7: Beach Promenade to Tel Aviv Port, Just Beef

Day 8: Claro in Sarona Market, sunset at Charles Clore Beach, Kabakeh

Day 9: New Deli, busing to Charles Clore Pier, Tel Aviv Port Market, Sunset at Tel Aviv Port

Day 10: Ouzeria, Levinski Market

Day 11: Bucke Cafe, Feeding stray cats in Sarona Market, Golda ice cream, flying on emirates, transit at Dubai

Things I should have know before going to Tel Aviv