Layla

a nice place (relaxed). the prices are to expensive for the type of bar. service so so.

Perfect place Great staff, helpful and charming (especially Yishi) Great atmosphere, suitable for all ages, lots of tourists and locals. This is the best gay bar in Tel Aviv for me

An alternative spot in a very open and growing community, I recommend it and will return. I didn't expect it to be so full and with such a great atmosphere. Tables on the sidewalk and a dance floor inside with a local DJ. Highly recommended.

Bar was ruined by a rude head waiter. I hate complaining but this was exceptional. He told me to be quiet when I was asking about the menu then only served us one meal even though we both ordered and it was thrown at us with no words spoken. Not sure why he appeared to be so rude when we would have happily stayed all night and spent a lot of money because the bar and music were good. You live and die by the staff you employ

Very Rude staff who don’t want to be here & beneath them to serve customers! Didn’t get right order and blame us for it ! Throw food down at us ! And then wondered why we didn’t give them a tip ! Shame as food and music was ok

Great bar in downtown Tel Aviv.

Bar Haga with the nicest environment I've ever visited in my life and the cocktails are especially worth it

A really nice bar with a somewhat interesting clientele. BUT, the prices here are outrageous. Tel Aviv is expensive, and everyone knows it. A 0.33 liter draft beer for 28 to 32 shekels is steep. The cocktails are tiny and cost an average of 56 shekels. Seriously? Then we found the Shpagat bar. There, you get at least 0.5 liters for the same price. Highly recommended for people with a lot of money. Not so much for those on a normal income.

A gay bar for dancing on certain days, even though it's the most expensive in Tel Aviv. Since there are few other options in the city, it's the only gay bar for dancing, but not every day.

Great gay atmosphere and excellent service

The most recommended bar in Tel Aviv