We all know the feeling after a late night out. The hunger pangs start to kick in and all you can dream of is something delicious to soak up all of the drinks in your system. Whether you have a taste for some classic late night favorites like pizza or fries, or something more along the lines of shawarma inside a fluffy laffa, make your late night “drunchie” dreams a reality by checking out all of the spots below.

Delicious Approved Late Night Bites:

1. Amsterdam Fries

Open during the “glory hours” of 3PM to 12AM, Amsterdam Fries has an extensive menu filled with anything from your classic fries to sweet potato fries and satisfying sauces for dipping and dunking. Amsterdam Fries is sure to fulfill your craving for a bite so dangerously delicious, you may even find yourself back there while sober :)

Chayim Vital St 10 and King George 30 in Tel Aviv

2. Leggenda

Think you’re a froyo connoisseur? Definitely check out Leggenda for not only delectable frozen yogurt, but for the experience as well. The way that they place the toppings (of your choosing) at the bottom of the cup allows for a delightful and tasty surprise just as your ice cream begins to melt. With their options of non-traditional toppings, such as caramelized cashews, you are sure to have a unique time at this one stop sweet shop.

Locations on Dizengoff and Rothschild

3. Cremerie De L'eclair

On the corner of King George street in Tel Aviv, lies the holy grail of ice cream sandwiches: Cremerie De L’eclair. With a menu offering much more than the classic ice cream sandwich, this dessert heaven serves ice cream in a Hungarian pastry twister, along with gelato or ice cream in classic cones. Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects of this unique post dinner destination are the line of fillings (custards, chocolates and more) that are scattered atop the small shop. These fillings can be put on top of or inside of any of the sweet treats served at this small but delightful shop.

King George St 53, Tel Aviv-Yafo

4. Tony Vespa

Late night food and pizza are practically synonymous, so naturally Tony Vespa is on our list. Tony Vespa is unique in that it sells pizza BY WEIGHT. Yup, you heard that right! Imagine yourself after a night out saying you are so hungry that you could eat half your body weight in pizza… well, at Tony Vespa’s you can! So next time you’re on your way home from a long night out, head to Tony Vespa and eat to your (delicious) heart’s content.

Multiple locations: Allenby St, Rothschild, HaArba’a St

5. Abulafia

With several locations across the Tel Aviv-Yafo area, Abulafia is a bakery that has been around since 1879. Open 24 hours, Abulafia offers traditional Israeli baked goods that really hit the spot-- especially after a long night out. We recommend keeping it classic with their potato boureka (warmed up, of course!) or a pizza sambusak, which is a white flour pastry dough filled with pizza.

Allenby St 95, Yefet St 4-6, HaTa'arucha St 3 (Tel Aviv Port)

6. Nununu

An example of gourmet late night food, Nununu prides itself on “dirty dining.” They are a brand that is “fat and unapologetic,” according to their website. Specializing in brioche buns, or milk buns with a wide range of fillings. From mac n’ cheese to ice cream, there is something to fulfill whatever you’re craving. With a 2 a.m. closing time, there are plenty of hours in the day to go and grab yourself some Nununu.

Herzl St 16, Tel Aviv-Yafo

7. Yashka

If your late night cravings are calling you for classic Israeli cuisine, Yashka is the perfect place to satisfy your needs. This hub is always bustling into the late hours of the night, right up until they close at midnight. Yashka’s food will fill your stomach and fuel your soul with the perfect falafel or delicious schwarma in the a soft, warm pita. What more could you need from a late night munch?

Dizengoff 105, Nahalat Binyamin 73

All of these bites are sure to meet your late night cravings expectations, so next time you head to one of these fine establishments at an hour you may or may not be proud of, snap a picture and tag us @deliciousisrael.

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Author: Lexi Sugar and Ari Friedman