BAYZ - Hilton Beach
Jerusalem
At a glance
BAYZ at Hilton Beach is a beachside restaurant and social space on Tel Aviv’s coastline. Its setting is closely connected to the beach, with the sea, sand and surf culture shaping the experience. The location suits casual dining during a day by the water as well as larger gatherings and celebrations close to the shore.
The kitchen follows an eclectic Mediterranean direction built around straightforward preparation and carefully selected ingredients. Vegetables, olive oil, fish and seafood form part of the culinary identity, with an emphasis on fresh produce and the flavours of the eastern Mediterranean. The menu style is contemporary while remaining connected to the region’s familiar ingredients and coastal setting.
BAYZ also forms part of a wider surf-focused beach concept. Surf activities include lessons and water-sports experiences such as surfing, stand-up paddleboarding and windsurfing. The surf clubs provide programmes for different ages and ability levels, including children’s activities, giving families and active beachgoers another way to engage with the location beyond dining.
The atmosphere combines food, sea and informal social time rather than presenting the restaurant as a separate city venue. It can suit a relaxed meal after time on the beach, a meeting built around the coastline or an occasion that calls for a seaside setting. The venue’s event offering covers private and business occasions, launches, birthdays, weddings and smaller celebrations, with the beach providing the central backdrop.
Hilton Beach places BAYZ within one of Tel Aviv’s best-known coastal areas, while remaining accessible for visitors spending time around the city’s shoreline. It can also work as part of a coastal day out for travellers coming from Jerusalem. The combination of Mediterranean food, beach surroundings and surf-related activities gives the venue a broad appeal, from families seeking a day beside the water to groups planning a celebration or a business event in a less formal environment.