Tel Aviv Municipal LGBT Community Center

What do you when you cross the tel Aviv municipal LGBT community center with a power plant? A degenerator

Modern center in a nice park setting. Also has a Café with outdoor seating. All information is only in Hebrew

The place hace a nice terrace embedded in the park, great vibe. I tried the grilled mushroom salad and it was really good and huge. Loved the coffee too.

Awesome. Great people, welcoming, supportive atmosphere. Personally taking part in the Social Circle Group for Men ages 25-35. Have been for a few seasons, now for the past 3 years or so, even from the previous location at Gan Meir (Meir Park, near the Dizengoff Center, before the reconstruction). Meeting once in 2 weeks for a group activity for 2 hours of fun. And sometimes some of us continue from there to sit in a coffee shop or a restaurant and continue to chat and hang out a bit longer. Highly recommended.

Coffee shop new management is a scandal. No service, waiters drinks their own cans instead of servings the menu to new customers, I wait 5 minutes watching them doing nothing with phones drinking ...and I go away. Now, I appreciate a gay place in town and understand no attitude is trendy but education and good manners are more important thank to be accepted as a gay. And I grew up with 70' motto "gay money in gay pocket"! My money stay safer on my own ones. Behaves sisters.

Visited and learned so much about the Tel Aviv LGBTQI+ community from local leaders. It seems like no matter where we go, we share the problems of discrimination and aggression from people who choose hate and division over kindness and collaboration. I love that they had a mural commemorating #Stonewall there!

Such a nice place. Relaxed

Great community, I which It in my own country but sadly I'm illegal here, just by exiting, like how bad is this situation can be more, I hope someday will see the rainbow start to appear from the horizon, that's when the rain will stop and the beautiful sunshine will come out