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The social HQ for the super social and trendy Florentine district, Bugsy is an all-hours kind of place popular with funky locals and apres-party suburbans. Friendly staff and tasty snack menu.
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Carpe Diem is unquestionably Tel Aviv’s leading Gay hangout. While the inside bar is always packed, the real action takes place out back in the [open] air, where friends and couples hold court on comfy, oversized daybeds.
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This sumptuous Art Nouveau-styled late-night cafe fells more Middle Europe than Middle East. In winter, sit inside to sip beer and fl irt with the seriously good-looking staff; come summer the action moves outdoors for cocktails and ice coffee.
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Filling the bi-level space of what was once Tel Aviv’s fi rst department store, Eckman is decked out in colorful, mid-century furniture and serves inventive cocktails as well as a small snack menu.
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With a bar that seats 100, Lansky bills itself as “the largest pickup bar in the Middle East” and lives up to its ambitious boast. Set in the sky-scraping Shalom Tower and popular with young professionals, Lansky offers rotating DJs and well-priced drinks.
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