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Mike’s Place

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33 Yafo St, Jerusalem
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Mike’s Place is your home away from home in Jerusalem. This American-style live music and sports bar and restaurant in Jerusalem’s city center offers a full kosher international menu with great hamburgers, Mexican food, fish & chips, international beers on tap and in bottles, a varied cocktail menu and more. There is free live music every night and international sports are shown on nine large screen TVs and three projector screens. Multiple games are often shown simultaneously.

Mike’s Place’s friendly staff makes everyone feel like a regular. Choose from indoor and outdoor seating and if you’re visiting Jerusalem, let the staff help you plan your next day of sightseeing. Drink specials, free entertainment, free WiFi and generous portions all make Mike’s Place a real bargain for the students and travelers who frequent the bar.

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Based on 113 traveler reviews

“here for drinks”

Reviewed on March 9, 2019By lpm300Cebu Island, Philippines

got to taste the local beer at mikes. its a stone throw from our hotel, Ibis. Bartender and patrons were very welcoming. Sit outside and watch the action on Jaffa street.

“Awful Service”

Reviewed on February 14, 2019By ellen_traveler60713San Francisco, California

The food was awful and the prices were extremely high. Got fooled with all the English speaking gents at the door. I had the wings and they were raw. I asked the staff to recook them and they refused saying "everyone comes here for the wings". What? Anyway, there...

The food was awful and the prices were extremely high. Got fooled with all the English speaking gents at the door. I had the wings and they were raw. I asked the staff to recook them and they refused saying "everyone comes here for the wings". What? Anyway, there are too many other great places to go. I would not recommend Mikes.

“Wings are boiled?”

Reviewed on February 14, 2019By Brian M

Those aren’t wings. I asked the staff if they did in fact boil the wings. The answer was that they boil them first then fry them. This is absolutely BS. Awful service to boot. Avoid.

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