Looking for kosher private dining in Tel Aviv for a business dinner, client event, or family celebration? This guide highlights restaurants with private rooms and spaces for group meals, including room capacities, dining styles, and practical insights from events I have organized or attended. Alongside the food, I consider the setting, service and how much privacy each space offers.

If you‘d like a quote to plan your event, please get in touch.

Kosher Private Dining Rooms in Tel Aviv

• Darya

Darya is the Hilton Tel Aviv restaurant with an especially impressive sea view at sunset. The menu features modern Silk Road cuisine, a fusion of Far Eastern and Mediterranean flavors. The food and service are excellent. It is one of the best kosher restaurants I have ever eaten in. The private room is off the main restaurant, separated by sliding doors, but it’s not soundproof. It holds up to 40 guests, with 24 on a single long table.

Darya, Hilton Tel Aviv, 205 HaYarkon Street, +972 3 520 2127 

• Katzir

Katzir is a meat restaurant in The David Kempinski, with a menu celebrating Jewish and Israeli culinary traditions. The restaurant’s private room seats up to 22 people in a comfortable setting.  The food is served in the center of the table for sharing, but hosts can choose from a variety of set-menu options.

Katzir , The David Kempinski, 51 HaYarkon Street, +972 74 766 2710.

• Malka by Eyal Shani

Malka is Chef Eyal Shani’s first kosher restaurant, with a rustic style similar to his other restaurants. Shani excels at making vegetables the hero of a dish and elevating street food.

The private room seats up to 36 people at three tables of 12, or up to 30 at one long table, with a minimum of 18. The restaurant serves all food in the middle of the table on brown paper for sharing. In theory, the menu changes daily, but in practice, the set menu is usually the same. The restaurant is fun, but it works well for business events.

Malka, 146 Derech Menachem Begin,  Tel Aviv, +972 3 609 1331.

• Fish Market By Meatos

The restaurant is an Israeli take on a Greek tavern with a selection of fish and dairy dishes. It is an excellent location for a business lunch or dinner with friends and family. The setting and decor are stylish but informal, and the restaurant has a good vibe. The two private rooms hold 15 or 26 people.

Fish Market By Meatos, 33 Sderot Shaul Hamelech, +972 3 693 2002.

• Whiskey Bar & Museum

Whiskey Bar & Museum (Tzohar) has a private room for up to 45 people on a mezzanine level overlooking the main restaurant. The food is usually good, but the service can be temperamental, and the room isn’t soundproofed from the restaurant’s noise.

Whiskey Bar & Museum, Sarona Complex, +972 3 955 1105.

• Meatos

Meatos has a large event space that holds up to 90 people. Meatos serves standard steakhouse fare. The menu isn’t unique, but it is pretty reliable.

Meatos, 2 Weizmann Street, +972 3 693 2002.

Other Kosher Restaurants for Private Events

• Qumran hasn’t received good reviews since it opened a few years ago; however, it has a private room.  I tried to organize an event there and found them unresponsive; however, it is an option.
• Regina (Mehadrin) is a meat restaurant in Tel Aviv’s Old Train Station complex. It has a large outdoor seating area and is popular with the Haredi community.

What to Check Before Booking a Private Room

Most restaurants offer a set menu for private events, with food served individually or as sharing dishes. Before booking, confirm the minimum spend or guest numbers, drinks package, room arrangements, and whether the quote includes VAT and service. For business dinners, also check sound privacy, accessibility, and any equipment needed for presentations.

If you‘d like a quote to plan your event, please get in touch.

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