Jerusalem Restaurants

by jacobzoethout
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Arab bacery in the Jewish
quarter

Whenever in the Jewish Quarter, you better choose a pitta with zatar and labaneh from this bacery then from the other too touristy pizza and felafel places. It is close to the Cardo.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Jerusalem Restaurants Tip (Untitled)

By soniko

on August 25, 2002

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Theme: Other


	The PASHA Restaurant, East...

By FrankW

on September 8, 2002

The PASHA Restaurant, East Jerusalem friendly service, excellent food

Meze

Theme: Other

Address: Sheikh Jarch


	"Anashiem" (people in Hebrew): "Anashiem" great steaks	Satisfaction:

Updated By Martin_S.

on October 18, 2003

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"Anashiem" restaurant, Ein
Karem, Jerusalem

We had an excellent meal there and the atmosphere is very plesant, you can look across some of the parts of Ein Karem and just enjoy the fresh air of the hills of Jerusalem.

The name "Anashiem" means "People" in Hebrew. If you look closely at the sign in the picture you will notice something. When I was taking this picture Zohara, Stacey and Carmen all asked me "What in the world are you taking a picture of a sign for", I told them "Take a closer look and you will see why!!"

Theme: Steakhouse

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: Main street in Ein Karem, just at the bottom of the hill as you come in from Jerusalem.


	"Bistro": Bisto, has excellent house bread and salad	Satisfaction:

By Martin_S.

on October 18, 2003

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The "Bistro" restaurant, Ein
Karem, Jerusalem

Bistro is in Ein Karem, Jerusalem and it hosts a very good house bread, that you can have with salads. We had two portions because the girls were so pleased with the house bread. You also get several types of spreads for the bread.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average

Address: Ein Karem, Jerusalem

Phone: 02-6430865

Website: www.classweb.co.il/bistro.htm


	?: Rooftop restaurant close to the Church of the HS	Satisfaction:

By Oana_bic

on May 6, 2007

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We had a selection of mezze and couple of beers which went down exremely well after so many religious and historical sightseeing. The views from the rooftop are really nice plus the service and food were okaysh.

Theme: Middle Eastern

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: about average


	Armenian Tavern: Armenian Tavern	Satisfaction:

By Bregman

on April 17, 2005

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Armenian Tavern

This restaurant is located in an ancient Crusader church in the old city of Jerusalem. The food is not the main thing here, it's decent, but no more than any other restaurant. But, the atmosphere is very special. You go down the stairs into the ancient basement full with Armenian tiles. The food served here is somewhat similar to Turkish food (don't tell them that!!!).

Theme: Middle Eastern

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: about average

Address: 79 Armenian Orthodox Patriarch road

Phone: (02) 627-3854

Directions: If you enter the old city through Jaffa Gate, turn right after David Tower, pass the police station and keep going towards the Armenian Quarter.

Website: http://www.dinnersite.co.il/jerusalem/armenian.htm


	Armenian Tavern - 2: Middle Eastern Food	Satisfaction:

By jadedmuse

on June 26, 2005

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Theme: Eclectic/International

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: about average


	Aroma: Good Cafe	Satisfaction:

Updated By HJIL

on February 18, 2005

You can find Aroma cafes at a lot of places, including the shopping mall, Hillel Street in the center of town (two blocks from ben Yehuda), Emek Refaim street and the new one by the University in Mount Scopus (this is the nicest one). It is just a cafe but I love it. Their sandwiches are interesting, get your sandwich with onion bread.

Haloumi cheese sandwich is really good. Get 'cafe Aroma' the house coffee, it is like cappuchinno but with a ton of chocolate and cream in it, you don't have to add any sugar. Or just get a cappuchino.

Theme: Coffeehouse

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: Mount Scopus

Directions: near the entrance to the Reznick dorms complex


	Azzahra Hotel & Restaurant: The best Pizza in Jerusalem!	Satisfaction:

By travellingdan

on August 15, 2005

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Azzahra-Restaurant is a unique place in Jerusalem. It is the only one (as far as I know) that serves fresh handmade Pizza directly out of an Italian Pizza oven! It has a nice familiar ambience with a garden area and can be also reserved for groups, meetings, parties. Go there and tell them I send you! (I lived in their hotel area for quarter a year ;-)

Try the Pizzas! Azzahra has a huge variety and someday a special-day-pizza. To the pizza order a big fresh Taybeh-beer in an original Taybeh-mug! It's the best beer in the whole Middle East (visit my Taybeh travel tip)! Sahtain!