Jerusalem Restaurants

... modern, but it is right next to the old city. Its really crazy to see all of these modern stores and coffee shops and restaurants right next to one of the most famous and important places in history. We grabbed lunch at Aroma's (kind of like Starbucks ...

... Milanov and that evening she and her husband Judge Itzik took us out for a tour of the night views of Jerusalem and a delicious dinner at one of their favourite restaurants. The story of the restaurant was that, during one of his cases, Itzik had to have ...

... hotel (reminiscent of W chain in America) in the heart of about 6 square blocks of pedestrian only streets full of shoppping, restaurants and night clubs.  A great place to come home to, have some dinner and maybe a drink or two (you've already ...

... for slow smoking... it is very popular in the Arab world, and in Israel you can find it everywhere - in cafés, nightclubs, restaurants...you can use nargila to smoke tobacco or aromatic herbs (maybe other substances, too, but we don't do illegal ...

... together to explore and find some place to eat. A word about food in Israel: it is so expensive! It is incredible how much restaurants cost to eat at. At this time, however, we really didn't realize this. So we walked around for quite a while comparing ...

... watched it come back to life.  Like clockwork, at a specific time established under Jewish tradition ,  the shops and restaurants reopened, filled with people and traffic and the mall from one end to the other was a huge outdoor party that went ...

... sticks with a few phrases he seems to sound pretty good.  We've noticed this same phenomenon with wait staff in some restaurants.  They appear to speak English pretty well while taking an order.  But if you ask any non-menu related ...

... services and hymns are heard everywhere all the way. The journey took us through crowded bazaars loaded with souvenir shops and restaurants.  After the Church of the Holy Sepulchre we stopped for lunch and had falafels and a cold drink.  Then ...

... of this ancient place. You can't help but feel all the history here. Even just sitting in one of the small restaurants eating pita/hummus on one of the thoroughfares and watching the kaleidescope of religions and cultures strolling by you can feel it. ...

... not to be run down by cars and meeting many tourists. The Souk is like very large markets made up of an array of restaurants and shops where you can by anything from tourist gifts and jewellery to spices, dried fruits, nuts, fish, meat and even small ...

... pm when we were there and there were quite a few people inside shopping. One thing we have noticed - almost all businesses - restaurants - hotels - Post Offices - etc that we have entered have a guard out front and they want to look inside of your purse ...

... days at a time. So here is the catch up. Today is Shabbat in Israel and therefore most things are closed including all kosher restaurants.  We hung around the hotel most of the day and caught up on some sleep.  We have been going hard everyday ...

... , and an overall relaxed population. We find a booming, confident Israel. The hotels are full to the brim, the restaurants are packed, tourists and locals on vacation are everywhere, museums are by appointment only and homes and office buildings are ...

... nbsp; Most road signs are Hebrew on top followed by Arabic and then English on the bottom but many signs on restaurants, etc. are only in hebrew and English is not as widely used as we were led to believe.  Then followed the river ...

... also stuff from China and other countries and it's not really cheap. The city is nice with lots of cafes and restaurants, nice atmosphere. The view of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives is splendid, but no olives! I loved it! We can see the Golden Dome, ...

... in Israel, and espouses Judaism along with veganism and polygamy. In addition to Tel Aviv and Dimona, they operate a bunch of restaurants sprinkled around the U.S. The beach in Tel Aviv was amazing, with sand that felt like freshly-sifted flour and not ...

... we were able to understand a little more. Tonight is Shabbat so pretty much everything closes down in west Jerusalem.  Almost all restaurants are closed however the hotel serves Shabbat dinner (wine and Challah provided) as a buffet.  It was ...

... for good. I had really nice stir fry, and the restaurant had such a variety of food that isn't on offer in Sydney's kosher restaurants. We were deciding whether to go out after, perhaps to a negila bar, but it was pouring and most of us went back ...

... one restaurant on another street 15 minutes away is possibly open. This brings us out of the rabbit hole and back to dairy restaurants. It took me 3-4 restaurant menus like this to start catching on, and I'm not sure I ever would have without the dairy ...

... Bakkah (20-25 minutes) but a nice walk. I do recommend this as an accommodation. It's in a neighborhood - quiet, coffee shops and restaurants just around the corner. It's a breeze to take the bus to Zion Square - except of course on Saturdays!  And ...