Giv'atayim is a small city that borders Tel Aviv, characterized by its urban vibe mixed with neighborhood charm. It offers a handful of banquet halls and event venues, often in the form of stylish urban lounges, rooftop spaces, and intimate halls. These venues are great for contemporary weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, and corporate events that desire a city setting without the scale of Tel Aviv. Giv'atayim’s venues provide modern amenities and trendy decor, and their central location in the Gush Dan region makes them easily accessible while enjoying a slightly quieter backdrop than the big city.
Rooftop 3601 Krinitzi Street, 16th Floor, Roxon Hotel, Ramat GanShow on map TypeBanquet hall, Loft, Veranda / Terrace
Seating capacity50 – 250 people
Panoramic skyline views, rooftop pool, creative cocktails, chic urban atmosphere
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Has its own kitchen
Special features: Musical equipment, Stage, Projector, TV screens, Kids menu, Swimming pool
Allowed to bring own alcoholic beverages
ReceptionSeating capacity20 – 80 people
Kosher cocktail bar featuring refined Italian menu, 60s-80s swing ambiance, suitable for events up to 20 guests.
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You cannot bring your own alcohol
The New NelsonSeating capacity20 – 120 people
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
Has its own kitchen
Special features: Musical equipment, Projector, Kids menu, Private rooms
You cannot bring your own alcohol
ToriiSeating capacity20 – 90 people
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
Has its own kitchen
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Paris TexasSeating capacity25 – 120 people
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
Has its own kitchen
You cannot bring your own alcohol
DedaSeating capacity40 – 90 people
Private VIP room for private and business events, diverse Georgian menu, vibrant urban atmosphere.
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
Has its own kitchen
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Givatayim CountrySeating capacity80 – 300 people
Unforgettable events featuring a semi-Olympic pool, giant wipeout, DJ, rich buffet, activities, and professional photographer.
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Special features: Musical equipment, Projector, TV screens, Swimming pool
You cannot bring your own alcohol
ZigelSeating capacity50 – 100 people
Cozy venue with warm ambiance, diverse menu, and live music, suitable for private events.
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Oshi OshiSeating capacity30 – 90 people
Strictly
Has its own kitchen
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Zoot AlluresSeating capacity50 – 120 people
Unique cocktail bar offering a diverse menu, cozy ambiance, and private events for up to 150 guests.
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
Has its own kitchen
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Django BarSeating capacity50 – 100 people
Not kosher, Open on Shabbat
You cannot bring your own alcohol
VinnySeating capacity20 – 80 people
Strictly
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Roxon UrbanTypeBanquet hall, Hotel, Veranda / Terrace
Seating capacity15 – 250 people
Strictly
Has its own kitchen
Special features: Musical equipment, Stage, Projector, TV screens, Kids menu, Swimming pool, Private rooms
Allowed to bring own alcoholic beverages
Havana Music ClubSeating capacity100 – 400 people
Special features: Musical equipment, Stage
You cannot bring your own alcohol
NeoSeating capacity25 – 70 people
A kosher Asian restaurant with a diverse menu, modern design, and unique purple lighting, offering a distinctive hospitality experience.
Strictly
Has its own kitchen
You cannot bring your own alcohol
Giv'atayim’s event scene capitalizes on its close proximity to Tel Aviv. A lot of venues here play up the cool, city-chic factor: think exposed brick loft-style halls, rooftop venues with skyline views, and converted art galleries or studios used for parties. This makes Giv'atayim popular for young couples who want a modern wedding with a cosmopolitan atmosphere, as well as tech companies or startups that might choose a non-traditional space for a product launch or company party. The capacity of venues in Giv'atayim is generally moderate – you won’t typically find the enormous wedding halls of the suburbs here – which suits events of up to a few hundred guests at most, keeping things feeling exclusive and lively.
Catering and design in Giv'atayim venues are often at the cutting edge. Because the city is in the heart of Israel’s culinary and cultural hub, event menus might feature trendy fusion cuisine, craft cocktail bars, sushi stations, vegan gourmet options, etc., all presented with a flair for the Instagram generation. Kosher catering is available and common (some venues are under Tel Aviv rabbinate supervision), though a few places may not be kosher and thus target secular clientele or specific corporate events. Décor-wise, many Giv'atayim halls come pre-styled with a hip aesthetic – perhaps industrial-chic furniture, Edison bulb lighting, or minimalist elegant table settings – meaning hosts don’t have to add much to make the space shine. Of course, if you have a theme, the venue coordinators here are usually creative types eager to help bring something unique to life (be it a retro 1920s engagement party or a high-tech audio-visual experience for a conference).
Accessibility is one of Giv'atayim’s strong suits. Guests coming from Tel Aviv can often just hop in a short taxi or even walk from certain parts of town, and those driving in have the benefit of nearby public parking structures (though like any city area, parking can be a bit of a squeeze on busy nights). Public transport is plentiful, with buses and even the Tel Aviv light rail (as it becomes operational) connecting through. Guests enjoy that after an event, the night doesn’t necessarily have to end – being adjacent to Tel Aviv, some may continue the party at a late-night café or bar, while those wanting peace can slip back home or to a hotel easily. Banquet halls and event venues in Giv'atayim, in essence, give you all the vibrancy of a city celebration with a touch more intimacy and ease, making them a favorite for stylish, well-located events in the metropolitan area.