First publication: The new restaurant of "The Brothers" on its way to the HaTachana compound

The 'HaAchim Doctor' restaurant group has won the tender to operate the legendary 'Vicky Cristina' restaurant space at the HaTachana compound in Tel Aviv. The win comes after the closure of 'Ivy' restaurant and a loss in the tender for the 'Manta Ray' space. The group has not yet revealed the new culinary concept, but entering the struggling compound raises interest and questions about its ability to revive the venue.

The 'HaAchim Doctor' restaurant group, one of the most prominent in the local culinary scene, has won the tender to operate the dining space where the legendary 'Vicky Cristina' restaurant operated at the HaTachana compound in south Tel Aviv. The win comes during a turbulent period for the group, which recently closed 'Ivy' restaurant due to a real estate project in the building, and lost the high-profile tender for the 'Manta Ray' restaurant building on the coastline. Now, the brothers have found a new and intriguing target, but entering the HaTachana compound is accompanied by a big question mark. The historic compound, on the seam between Neve Tzedek and the seashore, is considered one of Tel Aviv's most challenging projects, suffering from sparse visitor traffic and struggling to become an attractive entertainment hub. The closure of 'Vicky Cristina' marked a low point for the compound. The group is working on developing the culinary concept, and N12 has learned that this is not a reopening of 'Ivy'. The big question is whether the group's power and reputation will be enough to break the compound's 'curse' and inject new blood into the area.