Restaurants Jerusalem
Grapevine: A sad 'arrivaderci'
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Veranda: Excellent mehadrin food at the David Citadel hotel - restaurant review
Trying açaí at Oakberry Jerusalem: A not-so-sweet treat with sweet company - review
David 16: An excellent meal in a special atmosphere
Meat Couture: A step up from fast food, cheaper than sit-down grills - review
Meat Couture aims for the sweet spot that is a step up from the fast food stands around it, but with prices less than a sit-down grill restaurant.
Kumkum: When you need a proper tea in Jerusalem - review
I can see myself happily whiling away an afternoon reading a good book over tea and scones. It will be almost like a mini vacation.
Thinkers Distillery: Jerusalem gin that hits the spot - review
The word “tour” is a bit of a misnomer as you can see all of the equipment including the shiny hi-tech still, which is visible through a large glass window behind the bar from your seat at the bar.
Happy Fish: A fun meal in Mamilla - review
I had been invited to try the new four-course tasting menu, which is offered on Wednesday nights for NIS 200 per person.
Restaurants struggle to provide service as employee shortage hits
'We can't handle the customers because we don't have enough workers'
Wines and more: Tishbi does takeaway
he veteran establishment is still run by the same family as the original pioneers who started the business more than a century ago.
Rachmo: Almost like a Sephardi grandmother
Rachmo is the oldest restaurant in Jerusalem, and started as a “worker’s restaurant,” offering large portions for hungry workers at lunch.
Waffle factory: A dangerous indulgence
I have been really good on my diet in the past few weeks, but Waffle Factory made me throw it all out the window.
Valero's Restaurant offers luxury takeout in the heart of Jerusalem
Now you can have Valero’s at home, either delivered or as take-away.
Sushi that knocks your socks off
The sushi from Uran’s is the closest I have found to that experience in Japan.