The most confusing mall of all.
The mall is shaped in a spiral, with no straight, leveled floors. It gets confusing, but it's fun, there's a lot of variety in the shops, there's a cinema, there are food stands on Thursdays and Fridays and it's dog friendly.
Anyone who's into malls even slightly should drop by.
Great cinema, good sound and video quality. Do notice that you can't enter with pizza (there is a nice pizza place one floor down). A reasonable 15 minutes of commercials and trailers allowed me to finish my pizza outside without missing anything.
Also there is an option for better prices for club members (just buying in advance few tickets for a discount).
Watched I, Tonya - also recommend.
Dizengoff mall and shopping centre has the most incredible position, right in the heart of Tel Aviv.
It's been reinvented a few times but still has the feel of a 1980's shopping experience. It's too crowded, to difficult to navigate and the unique feature of being able to meander past stores as the floor slopes downwards from top to bottom fails to deliver a feeling of walking past a local shopping street.
Like much in Israel, it's brash loud and light. There's little subtle in the centre. For some that energy will be great. For me, less so.
Ideally they would demolish and rebuild but that's not possible.
Nice mall, weird inhabitants, lots of shops, so hot there though will they not install air conditioning? It’s still probably one of the best malls in the country
One of the biggest malls in the city of Tel Aviv. Most of the international brands are present. However, like any other shopping malls across the world the prices seem to be on the higher end.
Most of the people in the shops are very friendly and helpful. Particularly the employees at Super Pharm store at the ground floor were amazing.
However, there are some shops where you will find it difficult to talk if you don't know Hebrew.
Overall a good experience.
I really like the variety and quality of stores here. It is confusing to in and out as the exits are rather unobtrusive, but you'll make it out just fine. Decent food, not too crowded on weekdays :)
Great place for the whole family, its can be a little big and scary at the first time , but after you start hanging out there and learn how things work its can be easy to have a great shoping experience . I personally like to find a place to sit and relax after im done shopping and just look at all the different types of people i fond it really exciting to see everybody express there self, you can see a lot of different Unique style and i fond it inspiring.
Its also the only place i know in Israel to buy pastel goth style clothes so if you interested in getting some cool unique clothe this is definitely the place to look for one 😉.
Also you have a huge variety of restaurant to choose from i personally like the dim sum one .
Great location but this mall has no soul. No nice restaurants or coffee shops, no buzz But you will find the usual mall chain stores
Spacious. Brand stores. Nice food section. Has a gym and a very nice comic store 😉
Was an old friend when we were growing up
Now it's old with some youth winds every now and then but the out skirts are all ready settled and gray So it's nice but not as fun as it yoused to be But I recommend the Friday food 🍲 and excecorie market a lot of new designers and great food to taste
Big shopping center with almost everything in it. Recommended to all ages of all kinds.
It's a bit feels like a maze but it is ok
Great shopping and pastime mall. Historically the first mall in Israel. Situated in one of the most central places in Tel Aviv. About 40,000 visitors a day
Been going to this mall ever since I was a child. My father used to live in Dizzengoff Tower and had an actual office in the mall. It's one of the only malls left that feels homey and "local" and not big and sterile and wide. There's a good variety of stores, not just fashion ones like a lot of other malls. You can find pretty much anything you'd want. There's the Food Market here every weekend, which people come for from all over the country to try some amazing foods from a lot of different cuisines. The only thing I wish is if they put some more benches around and changed the ones that are already there (some are broken :( )
A unique mall, designed to intentionally disorient the visitors do they end up spending more time inside. Probably the best mall in tlv containing everything, from clothing through gadgets and up to tattoo places. Dining options are not exciting. If you like malls, you'll probably like this one.
Getting around is not easy But it has some unique stores you can't find in other malls
יחסית לקניונים, מדובר בקניון ייחודי שיש בו חנויות ואירועים ייחודיים שאין בכל קניון, ולא רק רשתות מוכרות. מדובר ב- 2 מבנים שעובר ביניהם כביש, והמעבר ביניהם הוא ע"י גשר. המבנים מאוד דומים זה לזה, אז שימו לב לא לאבד את דרככם ;) בשעות הלילה ניתן להיכנס אך ורק משער 7, שממוקם מול "האוזן השלישית", ברחוב קינג ג'ורג'.
Fun, funky place arranged in a spiral with lots of variety. Small Israeli boutiques and eateries rub shoulders with larger chain stores and American brands. This is a dog friendly mall, so expect to see many of them, even in the stores. There is also a huge statue of Predator and a slide coming out of an elephant's butt. Weird and wonderful experience!
While it IS a big mall with a big variety of shops, piercing saloons, places to eat and even massage stops; it is very easy to get lost in the maze like building. Dizengoff was built like no other mall I've seen before, and that might be problematic for those who either have a time limit or dislike spending a lot of time in malls as a way of passing the time. Over all the mall offers various services and is easy to access to due to the nearby bus stops.
Good place for shopping on a rainy day. Cinemas on site. Notorious for its maze like inside architecture which makes it hard to navigate unless you're a regular
One of the oldest malls in Israel, Keeps on renewing , nice food stands on Thursdays. Fun indoor shopping experience - all leading banks, fashion stores and more
This is probably the oldest shopping mall in Israel, and still the best one. Its unique internal structure, is reminiscent of the Guggenheim in New York, with a spiral opening to a central space. It's not what you'd expect from a mall and makes it quite special. The stores are also more varied than the generic shopping centers one finds everywhere in the world today. Friday morning is the best time to visit, since the place is packed with food, crafts and fashion stalls in addition to the usual stores, but it can get very crowded.
Great mall. Central, has almost everything. Very unique stores. Lots of parking. Could have more designer brands though.
I personally love this mall for its quirky stores and odd structure. Very hard to find your way out (or your way in general) but yiu are sure to discover some gems such as a store dedicated to posters, a comic book store, and unique local designers