I love crowds, so I love the Carmel Market; especially on a pre Shabbat Friday. People everywhere, tourists everywhere, people watching at its best. However crowded it may be, it is a great place to buy anything you desire, from fruits and vegetables to halva...More

When we entered Carmel for the the first time we saw loads of stalls with clothes and souvenirs, which was puzzling as we expected this to be primarily a market for spices and food. It gets better as you walk some more and you can...More

The shouk ha Carmel also known as the Carmel Market is definitely a fun experience. The food and the shopping is a fun trip to go and see the locals and the tourists. One stand has an amazing shakshuka boureka ..,

Reminded me of a chinese knock off market. When you are looking for original authentic Israel items comes a plethora of fidget spinners and chinese goods intermingled with fruits, veggies, & spices. It's definitely worth going, but my guess is in order to keep up...More

Noisy,cowded,messy,but still my fave for the freshest produce in town.There are a large variety of exotic food stalls and shops,especially off the main passage ( Carmel street). Especially on the parallel street on the west side, which caters to the needs of the large African...More

Overcrowded, noisy on a Friday afternoon. Has food stalls-meat, poultry without refrigeration, takeaway food and junk. Walmart has better quality goods with less hassle and less noise.

Visited this on an afternoon and we enjoyed walking around, looking at each vendor's wares as well as shopping for some gifts. It was a nice afternoon. Oh, there were some nice food places in the market as well--I especially liked the Venezuelan place (yeah,...More

Here is something good to do in : Tel Aviv-, Israel (near Carmel Shuke market ) It's called : Halev Harahav ❤️ This is the address : Rabi Akiva 10 - Cerem Hatemanim Very good kosher restaurant grills. Delicious and cheap. Very quick service ....More

Great place to wander, you can literally buy anything here. Lots of small places selling street food also smoothies. Great chance to see Tel Aviv locals doing their daily shop. Visited here daily

Jam packed with stalls on either side of this narrow roadway. Fruits of all types, nuts from all over the Middle East and lots of the usual stalls selling copy t shirts etc. Little room to manoeuvre and you often grind to a halt when...More