I went there last night with some visiting relatives. It was only my second time there, and I wasn't disappointed. Good food and pretty good service; I think everyone enjoyed it. It's a bit dark and not so roomy, but I'll definitely go back.
Nocturno Live
The Home of Alternative Jerusalem
True to its name, Nocturno is one of the liveliest alternative nightlife venues in the city, boasting a lounge-style space with a cabaret-like atmosphere, a full bar and a performance space with a state-of-the-art sound system for the alternative arts.
On any given night you’ll find concerts, spoken-word poetry, stand-up comedy, lectures, independent movie screenings and on special evenings even parties, swing dancing, book launches and other events that typify Jerusalem’s alternative cultural scene.
Nocturno Cafe
Alongside the arts and entertainment, Nocturno Cafe has a delicious dairy, vegetarian and vegan menu with homemade dishes made only from the freshest ingredients, a healthy selection of wines, beers and spirits and a house cocktail list to supplement your evenings of entertainment.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 335 traveler reviews“delicious vegan food”
I ate dinner with my sister at the Nocturno restaurant. we had the vegan Shakshuka & the oriental pasta. both was really delicious and the size of the meal perfect. we didn't try but they also offer vegan desserts:-) the interior wasn't that special but the atmosphere really nice & the waiters friendly. would definitely come...
MoreI ate dinner with my sister at the Nocturno restaurant. we had the vegan Shakshuka & the oriental pasta. both was really delicious and the size of the meal perfect. we didn't try but they also offer vegan desserts:-) the interior wasn't that special but the atmosphere really nice & the waiters friendly. would definitely come back:-)
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Our last dinner in Israel was here with friends. It was up two pedestrian streets from our hotel, The Montefiore. It was a Saturday night after Shabbat but we didn’t have to wait too long for a table. I had a toasted croissant with cream cheese, Gouda cheese, tomatoes and onion. My friends shared...
MoreOur last dinner in Israel was here with friends. It was up two pedestrian streets from our hotel, The Montefiore. It was a Saturday night after Shabbat but we didn’t have to wait too long for a table. I had a toasted croissant with cream cheese, Gouda cheese, tomatoes and onion. My friends shared a sweet potato, spinach and broccoli quiche with cheese and vegetables and my sister had a salad of sautéed mushrooms in lettuce and mixed greens, tomatoes, cucumbers and goat cheese with a vinaigrette dressing. We all tasted each other’s food and everything was very good. If it was the afternoon, it would have been nice to sit outside. I would come here again on my next visit to Jerusalem.
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