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Claro
In an 1886 Templer house
Fine dining in a Templer building of 1886 by Sarona, restored over 1,100 square metres.
Photo Credit
In the area: Hummus, falafel, tabbouleh and grilled meats on one platter. Image courtesy of © Charles Haynes from Hobart, Australia · CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia CommonsOur take
- Templer building, 1886
- Saturday lunch
- Address
- 23 HaArba’a St (corner of David Elazar St), Tel Aviv
Sarona, Tel Aviv - Nearest station
- Yehudit
250 m · 3 min walk
More distances - Phone & reservations
- +972 3 601 7777
- Website
- clarotlv.com
About Claro
Claro fills a Templer building of 1886 on the edge of Sarona, 1,100 square metres restored to keep the story of the agricultural colony that stood here. Its Saturday lunch runs from 1.30pm to 4pm. Book through its own site.
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Claro before you go.
Last checked: November 2026 How we choose
What’s nearby
Distances from Claro are approximate, measured in a straight line (as the crow flies). Times are approximate too: walking at about 80 metres a minute, cycling at about 14 km/h and driving at typical city-traffic speeds. Traffic and routes vary.
Nearest stations
- YehuditRed250 m3 min walk
- CarlebachRed550 m7 min walk
- Shaul HaMelechRed950 m12 min walk
Key sights
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art850 mWalk 10 minCycle 4 minCar or taxi 10 min
- Rothschild Boulevard1.4 kmWalk 17 minCycle 6 minCar or taxi 11 min
- The Carmel Market1.7 kmWalk 21 minCycle 7 minCar or taxi 12 min
- Tel Aviv Port3.3 kmWalk 42 minCycle 14 minCar or taxi 16 min
- Old Jaffa3.6 kmWalk 45 minCycle 15 minCar or taxi 17 min
- Ben Gurion Airport12 kmCar or taxi 36 min
Main railway stations
- Tel Aviv HaShalom800 mWalk 10 minCycle 3 minCar or taxi 10 min
- Tel Aviv HaHagana1.8 kmWalk 22 minCycle 8 minCar or taxi 12 min
- Tel Aviv Savidor Center2.0 kmWalk 24 minCycle 8 minCar or taxi 13 min
- Tel Aviv University4.1 kmCycle 18 minCar or taxi 18 min
Location
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