Israeli street food at Nana Eat & Run
Nana Meze & Wine on Metzstrasse has a wild little sister: Nana Eat & Run on Steinstrasse. As the name suggests, this is Israeli street food on the go. So if you have wanderlust, you should definitely stop by here.
A trip to Nana Eat & Run smells like a sunny afternoon in Tel Aviv - whatever the weather. This may also have something to do with the interior: Bright turquoise walls meet plain wooden furniture.
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The concept of Nana Eat & Run is more of a street food store. Nevertheless, no one has to go hungry here with the small but fine selection. A paradise full of pita and laffa, which come with falafel, sabich (fried eggplants), hummus, sea bream, chicken and all kinds of other delicious Israeli specialties, depending on your preference. By the way, the choice of sauces also gives us feelings of happiness: with the mango curry sauce, our stomachs are also completely set for vacation. Another plus point: a glass of wine at the bar or a cold Wegbier is also available here. So nothing stands in the way of a leisurely stroll along the Isar.
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Good to know: From Tuesday to Saturday, between 12 noon and 8 p.m., you can pick up your sandwiches on site and even pre-order by phone if you're in a hurry. Or you can have your food and drinks conveniently delivered to your home. Works the same way.