What sets the Armenian Tavern apart from other restaurants is its location - inside a 1000-year-old building that was once part of a Crusader cloister, and its decor of endless artifacts, the likes of which could otherwise only be seen in a museum.
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The Armenian Tavern
based on 181 traveler reviews
closedUntil 12:00
Non Kosher
Partially Accessible
Since its opening in 1994, the Armenian Tavern restaurant has been serving up the same tasty, authentic fare.
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based on 181 traveler reviews
- AZOctober 23, 2022
Very good restaurant, we all enjoyed. Works Saturday evenings! Tiny entrance and big underground space with lots of historical staff like guns and antique soviet brandy. Live parrot greets you at the entrance. Friendly an...
- Usha DawnApril 21, 2023
After our volunteer time and everything else closed on sabbath day, it was difficult to find any place to eat. We saw this one was open and made a reservation. The service is great, food was very delicious and the restaur...
- Rhys TravelJanuary 9, 2023
The interior is quite something and felt like a museum. The food tasted fine and was sufficient for a simple dinner. We had two mains and drinks. The bill came to about 180 NIS. Just make sure you check the bill as they m...
- Flavio RemusMarch 16, 2023
Welcomed by a fun parrot, we had a quick lunch. Service is fast and food is full of aromas. There is a bit of dust around the place, but one can easily forget when immersed in the tasty food.
- Vienna InsiderOctober 21, 2022
This was my first encounter with Armenian food. We had a roll with vine leaves, stuffed with meat in yellow sauce (very nice) and a dish with lentils and rice (that one was a bit dry for me). The service was quick, the pl...
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The Armenian Patriarchate St 79, Jerusalem
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- The Armenian Patriarchate St 79, Jerusalem
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