Sarona Market

Sarona Market is an indoor marketplace in Tel Aviv containing numerous specialty food shops, restaurants, and gourmet product vendors spread throughout the space. Visitors move through different sections to find fresh ingredients, ready-to-eat food, and culinary products from various sources.

The site was once part of a German settler colony established in the 1870s. The current market facility opened in 2014, bringing new life to the historic location.

Local chefs and international vendors work side by side in the market space. The mix of Mediterranean cooking, European imports, and Asian flavors reflects how Tel Aviv draws culinary traditions from many places.

The market is straightforward to explore on foot, with clear pathways between different vendor areas. Plan to visit during daytime hours when shops are fully open and offerings are widest.

Many vendors here focus on products from specific Israeli regions, such as vegetables from the Emek Hefer area or meats from the Golan Heights. This regional sourcing approach gives the market a distinct character tied to different parts of the country.