Captain Hook

Captain Hook is a fish and seafood restaurant on the corner of Amiad Street and Rabbi Hanina Street in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Its setting places it beside the Jaffa Flea Market, with the movement of the market and regular street performances forming part of the surrounding atmosphere. The location suits diners combining a meal with a walk through the market and the nearby streets of Jaffa.

The menu centres on fish and seafood, presented with a local Arab-inspired twist. The style is informal and social rather than formal, making the restaurant suitable for relaxed meals, drinks and gatherings. The kitchen’s focus gives the venue a clear identity while the local influence adds a distinct character to its seafood offering.

Music is an important part of the experience, alongside a cheerful atmosphere and attentive service. The drinks selection includes cocktails and other alcoholic options, with the restaurant presenting itself as a place where food and drinks can share equal attention. The overall setting is suited to diners looking for an animated meal rather than a quiet, minimalist dining room.

Captain Hook also accommodates events, making it relevant for group occasions as well as smaller tables. Its position near the Flea Market gives it a useful role in a day or evening spent around Jaffa, whether the meal is planned as a destination or as part of a broader visit. For visitors arriving from Jerusalem, the restaurant offers a seafood-focused stop within Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s market district.

The venue is located at עמיעד 13, Rabbi Hanina 1, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 6811565, Israel. It operates from Monday through Saturday, beginning at 11:30 and continuing into the evening, and is closed on Sundays. Reservations are available, and the restaurant also supports takeaway and delivery services. Accessibility features include an accessible entrance, a continuous accessible route, nearby accessible parking and accessible toilets.