I spent nearly two weeks exploring Tel Aviv, and I absolutely fell in love with the city—especially because it’s incredibly LGBTQ+ and vegan-friendly. In this post, I’ll share my favorite lesbian bars and parties in Tel Aviv, and where to find the best events!
For up-to-date info on LGBTQ+ events and parties in Tel Aviv, check out this site.
And for lesbian-specific events, be sure to follow the Lesbian and Queer Events Israel Facebook page.
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Lesbian Bars and Parties

Seven Eleven: Otto (54 Ahad Ha’Am St)
Every Monday night, there’s a lesbian party at Otto bar—and it’s one of the best places in Tel Aviv to meet other queer women. If you checked the event listing I shared earlier, the bar is written as “Auto” and the street as “Echad Ha’Am,” but if you want to find it on Google Maps, use Otto, 54 Ahad Ha’Am St. The entrance is a bit hidden—it’s actually on Sderot Rothschild, tucked behind a yellow and blue structure (see the photo below for reference).

The party itself was so much fun, and I was genuinely surprised at how many lesbians showed up for a Monday night—it was packed! The atmosphere was great, and the music was a mix of the latest hits and danceable throwbacks. Drinks are on the pricier side, but that’s pretty much the norm across Israel.
As of 2025, it looks like they might no longer be hosting the parties, according to their Facebook page.
Shpagat (43 Nakhalat Binyamin)
This is a nice, relaxed gay bar where I stopped by a couple of times just to have a drink. They have an outdoor and indoor seating, and there’s also a cool theater-style seating inside. Overall, an awesome bar: great vibe, beautiful decoration, and a central location! They also organize lesbian events, so check out their socials for up to date information!
Update 2025: Apparently, Shpagat has closed down, but there are other gay-friendly bars around the same area.

Women’s Parties
For women’s parties in Tel Aviv, check out boy.tlv on Instagram. As of 2025, they host lesbian parties in Tel Aviv.
Where to Stay in Tel Aviv
To be within walking distance of all the best bars, I would recommend staying in the city center. Here are some accommodation recommendations.
Budget:
Abraham Hostel

Photo from Hostelworld website.
This hostel has a great location near the gay bars and is also one of the best places to meet new people if you’re traveling solo. Rates start at just $26. Check out photos and latest availability on Booking.com.
Mid-range:
Hotel 75

Photo from Hotel 75 website.
Central location, very close to Shpagat. Rates starting at $117. Check out photos and latest availability on Booking.com.
Ben Yehuda Apartments

Photo from Booking.com
Gay-friendly apartments close to the beach. Rates starting at $100. Check photos and latest availability on Booking.com.
Luxury:
Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel

Photo from Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel website.
Gay-friendly luxury hotel. Hotel Carlton features a rooftop terrace with a pool and stunning sea views.
Rates starting at US$260. Check out more photos and latest availability on Booking.com.
Florentin
Also, a nice hipster neighborhood called Florentin has a very strong LGBT presence. This is the best area to find affordable and stylish Airbnb apartments.
There are also some nice hotels in Florentin:
Florentin House

Photo from Florentin House website.
Located in the Florentin district, this hotel is an eco-friendly property with a restaurant, a shared lounge with a kitchen, and free WiFi throughout. Check out photos and latest availability on Booking.com.
If you have any up-to-date information about lesbian bars or events in Tel Aviv, feel free to share it in the comments below!
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