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Best of Tel-Aviv Best Coffee places: Any cappuccino you'll drink in Tel-Aviv is AMAZING!!!, but here are the really special ones: -Bacho- King George on the corner of Shlomo Hamelech (near Dizingof center). You can sit for hours on a cup of coffee and nobody will bother you. They've got the best coffee that I ever tasted, and it's the hang out for the cool young people of Tel Aviv. -Café Mersand – Ben Yehuda 70. Same owners as the Bacho café. Best avocado, feta and egg sandwich more...

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