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<p>Crafted with the chef Shlomi Ben Shalom, Palomino's menu offers the diners a variety of classic Italian dishes combined with Mediterranean meals, typical to Israeli-Jerusalem cuisine. The menu emphasizes fresh ingredients and a combination of classic and modern cuisine.</p><p>On the Palomino menu, you'll find pizzas made with top-notch cheese and dough made of wholegrain flour, enriched whites, natural yeast and a touch of olive oil. In addition, you may enjoy exquisite handmade pasta with surprising sauces, fresh fish, risotto that melts in your mouth, and a variety of salads with rich cheeses.</p><p>In addition, the Palomino has a bar offering over 60 different types of wines from all around the world, and a selection of cocktails to pair perfectly with the restaurant's menu.</p><h1>Private events at Palomino Restaurant</h1><p>Celebrating a birthday, a bar mitzvah, a bat mitzvah, a brith, or any other joyful occasion? At Palomino Restaurant you can organize a dream event in an elegant atmosphere for up to 80 guests. There are three spaces that are suitable for events: the interior of the restaurant (including the bar), the courtyard of the restaurant, and a terrace overlooking Independence Park (a smoking area).</p>

Palomino Restaurant

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Palomino is an Italian lounge-style restaurant founded by four childhood friends with a dream: to bring in the flavors of the finest Italian cuisine to Jerusalem.

A classic Italian experience

<p>The restaurant is a part of the “Music Square” compound - a platform for bringing people together through music and cultural activities that take place every day. Every day, from noon to 2 PM, you may dine to the sounds of beautiful classical music. The perfect experience and completed by the exceptional service offered by the staff.</p><h3>The gems of the menu</h3><p>Piccolino serves unique dishes, combining Italian simplicity and impeccable quality, granted by using only the freshest ingredients. The experience is completed with smells of delicious pastries, which is highly suitable when taking into account that this building formerly used as the local bakery of the neighborhood. We especially recommend the “White pizza,” a special pizza without tomato sauce, but based on mozzarella cheese only, “Arancini” risotto balls with mushrooms, and mascarpone cheese baked in bread crumbs. The soups are a unique charm, especially on cold days. The desserts are worth to be mentioned since they’re a real delight and offer large varieties.</p><h3>Private events at Piccolino</h3><p>The place is available for all kinds of private events, including birthdays, bar and bat mitzvahs, parties for employees, and more. A private room hosts up to 35 people and the lounge – up to 130 guests. The restaurant is committed to giving back to the community in any way possible, including employing new repatriates and disabled workers, as fully paid an integral part of the team. Additionally, the restaurant makes sure to donate leftovers from Friday nights and events to Yeshiva and institutions for at-risk youth.</p><h3 style="text-align:left;" dir="ltr">Additional Information</h3><p style="text-align:left;" dir="ltr">Piccolino is certified Mehadrin kosher.</p>

Piccolino

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The Picolino restaurant is a fantastic establishment in a magical building, crafted in pure Jerusalem style. You’ll find fine Italian cuisine on the menu with numerous unusual dishes served in the most upscale-gourmet manner: delicate fish, fresh pizzas, pasta, salads, and great desserts.

<p>Nocturno café is a well-known establishment in Jerusalem for over 25 years. Nocturno is a restaurant, a café, and a home. We strive to be much more than a dining facility, we want to make a place that feels like home for each of our guests.&nbsp;</p><p>We use only the best, most fresh ingredients, we get the majority of them every morning straight from Mahane Yehuda Market which is nearby. Our kitchen is wide open, so you can see firsthand all the love we pour into every meal.&nbsp;</p><p><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://torisify-dev-cdn.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/2021-12-תפריט-EN-forWeb.pdf">You are welcome to get acquainted with our menu &gt;&gt;&nbsp;</a></p><p>Our customers are hugely varied: students, businessmen, secular, religious, large families, first-date couples, locals, and tourists… We welcome everyone with endless love and affection! The Nocturno complex also houses the Culture and Music Hall – Nocturno Live. We host different events every evening: live shows of the best musicians, interesting lectures on the bar, literature, and poetry slams evening, parties, and more. &nbsp;</p><p>The fashion and design floor offers even more interest – there you’ll find interior designers, jewelers, and the “Nocturno Design” - a fashion and interior store. The items in the store are all designed by the best Israeli and international designers. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://design.nocturno.co.il/password">Store Website &gt;&gt;</a>&nbsp;</p><p><a href="/placecategory/restaurant_cafe/">Dairy restaurants and cafes in Jerusalem &gt;&gt;</a>&nbsp;</p><p><a href="/placecategory/kosher-restaurants-en">Kosher restaurants in Jerusalem &gt;&gt;</a></p>

Nocturno Café

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The café is a part of the complex, which also includes a culture/music hall and a separate fashion and design floor. Nocturno serves boisterous food – dairy, vegetarian and vegan because we believe that’s how it should be

One of the best cafes in town

<h2>A Mediterranean dairy restaurant with an Italian twist</h2><p>Nacman's menu draws inspiration from the Mediterranean basin, from quality handmade pasta, and fresh baked or grilled fish, to a variety of vegetarian mezze... And you are invited to join a taste session between Europe and North Africa.</p><p>In the afternoon you can enjoy a fine meal with relaxing music playing from the Kikar Hamusica stage in the background, and in the evening enjoy rich Mediterranean meals. The cool Jerusalem evening is an opportunity to open a table, drink ouzo, spend time with family and friends, forget about everything, and enjoy the good life. Nahman Restaurant encourages families to eat together with dishes served at the center of the table, creating communication and the opportunity to experience a variety of tastes.</p><p>In Nahman you’ll find the perfect combination of traditional and meticulous Mediterranean cuisine with an intimate atmosphere, warm service, and elegant design. And of course, you can't forget the amazing background music provided by the lively Kikar Hamusica that accompanies every meal.</p>

Nahman Restaurant

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Nachman Restaurant at the Kikar Hamusica complex in the picturesque Nahalat Shiv'a neighborhood is a kosher chef restaurant with a Mediterranean-Italian twist. Enjoy fine dairy and vegetarian dishes, rich breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with the soothing sound of music in the background.

Kosher chef restaurant in Italian style

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Open Friday Night

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Around the Old City Walls

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Bar Bahar offers a rustic dining experience featuring dairy and vegan options in the scenic Jerusalem Forest near the town of Nes Harim. It is the perfect place to stop if you've come to the area to hike and explore the natural surroundings.

<span style="font-size: xx-small;">Photos: Courtesy of Bar Bahar</span>

Bar Bahar

The Khan Restaurant at the Orient Hotel is a luxurious dairy restaurant in the lobby of one of the most magnificent hotels of Jerusalem. The restaurant is available at noon and evening, offering Mediterranean cuisine in Jerusalem style and a modern twist.

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The Khan Restaurant at the Isrotel Orient Hotel

Khachapuri Restaurant was first opened by Tango Sharvit, a Georgian Jew who decided to leave his job as an electrician and open an authentic Georgian Bakery, serving the food he grew up on, right in the heart of the Mahane Yehuda neighborhood, one block away from the shuk itself. Khachapuri is on what has now become a restaurant row in this neighborhood.

One of the main dishes is Acharoly, a yeast dough pastry, stuffed with grated Georgian cheese, butter and fried egg. It takes 25 minutes to prepare a fresh one. In addition to the great Acharoly, which tastes nothing like anything you have ever tried, you could sample the Imruly, a cheese pastry made of yeast dough . Another pastry is, of course, the Khachapuri, which consists of a yeast dough pastry baked with oil (no margarine), stuffed with cheese, spinach, Lubuany (slightly spicy beans) or potatoes with milk.

For those who desire cooked meals, Khachapuri also offers dough pouches stuffed with cheese, cooked in boiled water – a kind of large ravioli (10 pieces). Other exclusive dishes are white cherry or whole walnuts in syrup jam; satzbela – Georgian tomato sauce; and fajika – Georgian chili.

Khachapuri - Georgian Delights

<h2 style="text-align:justify;">The Smoothest Hummus</h2><p>Hummus Shel Tehina near the Mahane Yehuda Market has become one of the top institutions for high-quality hummus and tehina at reasonable prices that harken back to the days when the shuk&nbsp;was still a working man's market. Known best for it's extra smooth and creamy hummus, Hummus Shel Tehina is a bastion of delicious homestyle cooking and warm service that'll make you feel right at home.</p><h3>&nbsp;</h3><h3>The Menu</h3><p>Hummus is obviously the star here, and it comes out freshly made, warm and absolutely delicious with a side of pita bread (white or whole wheat) and house-made pickles with the option for a refill on your hummus (if you can handle it). If hummus isn't enough, you can also order up sides of falafel, salads, home fries and soup in the winter. And if you've had enough hummus, try the famous hetzi-hetzi masbaha -- a variation of hummus with whole chickpeas and more tehina. You won't regret it. For those with a sweet-tooth, don't worry.&nbsp;</p><p>There's plenty of desserts to go around. Hummus Shel Tehina also does take-away and pre-ordered meals for group dinners and events, and once a year they celebrate "The Great Day of Hummus", when every guest gets a free sample of hummus. &nbsp;</p>

Hummus Shel Tehina

The Quarter cafe serves local food in the Old City's Jewish Quarter. 

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The Jewish Quarter Cafe

Vegan Friendly 

<p style="text-align: left;">This small, unassuming joint between downtown Jerusalem and the German Colony serves some of the best pizza in town. If you like your pizza with the freshest toppings and a thin, crunchy crust, then this is the place for you. The atmosphere is casual, almost street-style with a youthful, friendly vibe.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">P2 also has a second branch on Azza Street in Rechavia called K2.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Photo: Mushkie Haskelevich</span></p>
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P2 Pizza

Paid Parking

An intimate fine dining restaurant and wine bar

Non Kosher

Non - kosher

Open on Sat

Talbiye

Napoleon Patisserie is a bakery and restaurant that has become one of the hidden gems of Jerusalem thanks to the advanced gastronomic principles, the atmosphere of Europe, and fine food that won’t leave you indifferent.

Napoleon Patisserie

Bardak has one of the city's widest selections of Israeli and international beers as well as a varied menu of classic Italian pizzas and original, Jerusalem-inspired creations.

Bardak Pizza & Beer

<p style="text-align: left;">Cafe Bezalel in downtown Jerusalem is a snapshot of a typical Jerusalem cafe, boasting a lively, casual atmosphere with diners of all ages coming in and out all day, sidewalk seating year round, a menu with local favorites, breakfast fare, sandwiches, salads and pastas and, of course, good coffee.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Photo: Mushkie Haskelevich</span></p>

Cafe Bezalel

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Cafe Rimon is a dairy coffee place located on Mamilla shopping avenue that offers great views of the Old City from its balcony. 

Cafe Rimon

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<span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22px;">The first branch of Mifgash Hasheikh (the sheikh's meeting place) was established in July 1990 on Tzeret Street in Talpiot, the first of its kind in Jerusalem open 24 hours a day except for Shabbat. The restaurant was only 80 square meters yet had an incredible atmosphere and will always be remembered as the mythological branch. What sets this restaurant apart and has turned it into a brand name for the past 20 years is its recipes and quality ingredients - the dough, real cheeses, special sauce and sesame seeds all baked in the original stone oven. Where does the name "Mifgash HaSheikh" come from? In the 1980's, way before laptops, Facebook and smartphones, the Sheikh sat in the Old City and welcomed guests on Friday nights. Guests would drink Sahlab, eat long pretzels with za'atar and savor a good watermelon for dessert into the wee hours of the night. Then, at the onset of the first Intifada, it was difficult to find the way to the "sheikh" so the idea came to move the meeting place from within the Old City walls to popular nightlife areas, hence the name "Mifgash Hasheikh". </span>

<span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22px;">Branches: 22 Hillel St | 23 Haoman St, Talpiot | Givat Ze'ev gas station |166 Moshe Dayan, Pisgat Ze’ev | Malcha mall | Mahane Yehuda |</span>

Mifgash HaSheikh

Pasta Basta is a national chain of restaurants that specialize in freshly made pasta at reasonable prices.  The menu features a variety of pasta types and sauces that you can mix and match to your desire. The Mahane Yehuda Market branch is popular among young people looking for a tasty meal and lively atmosphere that won't break the bank.

<span style="font-size: x-small;">Photo: Mushkie Haskelevich</span>

Pasta Basta

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<p style="text-align: justify;">Bookstore, coffee house and restaurant, Tmol Shilshom has been an integral part of the Jerusalem landscape for the past 15 years. At least twice a week, the hosts sessions with top Israeli writers, who read and chat about their stories and poems.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">What makes it unique is the blend of people who regard it as their favorite spot from the gay community to religious Jews, locals and tourists. A new menu was recently launched by chefs Mazzen Shweicky and Yaron Winkler offering a combination of French and oriental dishes.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The most recommended meals include the salmon filet, the eggplant, cheese and spinach lasagna and the homemade creme brule.</p>
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Tmol Shilshom

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The Waffle Factory is a a friendly and modern, newly renovated restaurant with cushioned booths for comfortable dining. At The Factory you get to compile your own pasta main courses and desserts from fresh, homemade ingredients.

<a href="http://www.itraveljerusalem.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/wafflefactory_menu-eng_con_180313-copy-1.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">The menu</a>
<h3>Waffles---the main event</h3>
Imagine your perfect waffle experience. Now go ahead and order it.

Or, alternatively, choose from one of the suggested combinations ranging from decadent to extremely decadent. You might consider trying "The Trademark Waffle" which has Oreo, Triple Kinder and M&amp;M's. All ice cream is Ben &amp; Jerry's, giving you the freedom to choose from a wide range of acclaimed flavors such as Cookies &amp; Cream, Chubby Hubby and Strawberry Cheesecake.

See the full list of waffles and other desserts in <a href="http://www.itraveljerusalem.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/wafflefactory_menu-eng_con_180313-copy-1.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">the menu</a>.
<h3>Main courses</h3>
Now that you've had your Double Double Chocolate and Forbidden Fruit Waffle, it's time to look at the main courses. How about the Chef’s recommendation: goat cheese ravioli with homemade authentic 100% fresh tomato and pesto sauce?

Choose from seven varieties of fresh pastas and the Factory's five fresh homemade sauces. Also available are three types of shakshukas, toasts, gourmet pizzas, focaccias and salads---such as The Factory Salad which has lettuce, purple onions, cherry tomatoes, walnuts, Asian style sautéed mushrooms, feta cheese and fried goat cheese in bread crumbs.

See the full list of main courses in <a href="http://www.itraveljerusalem.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/wafflefactory_menu-eng_con_180313-copy-1.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">the menu</a>.
<h3>Events and catering</h3>
Please contact the Waffle Factory to hear about their catering services for private parties in the VIP room.

Waffle Factory

<h2>Fine Casuale Food with a homely touch and an authentic Jerusalem atmosphere</h2>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Hamarakia has been one of Jerusalem's most beloved "food institutions" for over 16 years now. The restaurant is located on a side street, in a quiet corner at the city center, and it is known for its unique atmosphere and delicious soups. The restaurant is eclectically designed and soup is served in colorful bowls. Hamarakia feels like a living room where you can enjoy fine food, meet all sorts of people, watch intimate live shows, and dive into that Jerusalem mood.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">At the Hamarakia, the food has 3 main features: it needs to be fresh, it needs to be of the highest quality, and the taste has to be absolutely divine. All dishes are cooked on the spot, served hot and made of the freshest raw ingredients. The service is great and the staff is professional.  The food is served in a homely spirit, and the prices are affordable for everyone.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">So what's on the menu? The soup menu changes daily. If you're lucky, try the bean soup, leek soup, tomato soup, and lentil soup. There is also an extremely good homemade hummus, a Jerusalem shakshuka, labane (strained yogurt) with eggplant, a variety of salads, and a French crepe as a sumptuous dessert. You can also find an impressive alcohol menu with draught beer, arak, whiskey, vodka, ciders, mulled wine and cava.</p>

Hamarakia

Carousela offers a kosher dairy menu with salads, sandwiches, quiches, soups, desserts, smoothies and drinks on offer.

Carousela cafe 