Captain Hook

Captain Hook is a fish and seafood restaurant at the corner of Amiad and Rabbi Hanina streets in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Its setting faces the lively Flea Market, with the surrounding area known for market activity and regular street performances. The location gives the restaurant an urban, social character suited to a meal that can be part of a broader visit to the market district.

The menu focuses on fish and seafood with a local Arab twist. That approach places the restaurant within the casual coastal dining tradition while adding regional flavour and character. The offering is designed for diners seeking seafood in a relaxed setting rather than a formal restaurant experience.

Atmosphere is central to the restaurant’s identity. Music, friendly service and a cheerful dining room are part of the experience, while the bar serves cocktails and other alcoholic drinks. The combination of seafood, drinks and a market-facing location makes Captain Hook suitable for an informal lunch, an evening meal or a social gathering around the table.

The restaurant opens from late morning through the evening from Monday to Saturday and is closed on Sundays. Its location on a busy corner makes it a natural stop during time spent around the Flea Market, while the menu and drinks service also support longer meals. Table reservations, takeaway and delivery are available through the restaurant’s own services.

Captain Hook also accepts event bookings, making it an option for private or group occasions. The venue has an accessible entrance, a continuous accessible route, nearby accessible parking and accessible toilets. Fish and seafood form the centre of the menu, so diners with particular dietary requirements can contact the restaurant in advance to discuss suitable choices.