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Adom

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4 David Remez St, Jerusalem
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Photo: Adom

- Price $$$$
- Accessibility
- Business Meals
- For Private Events
- Free Wi-Fi
- Infant Friendly
- Non-kosher
- Open on Saturday
- Outside Seating Area
- Reservation Needed
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Up to 100 guests

Sun-Sat: 12:30-02:00

Adom (Hebrew for red) is located at the First Train Station compound, a cultural and entertainment complex built on the foundations of Jerusalem’s old train station. On a warm evening, you can sit outdoors on the old train platform at the entrance to the restaurant, overlooking this remarkable historic complex.

The menu is inspired by Italian, French and Mediterranean cooking, and includes wines from around the world. Adom’s ever-changing menu features seafood, fish, fine meats, fresh salads, and pasta. A trip to Adom encompasses excellent food, fine spirits, a unique Jerusalem atmosphere, and excellent service. The restaurant also offers a menu with light snacks for late at night and even a kid’s plate.

Adom is a great place to enjoy a good meal or a glass of fine wine in a lively, yet elegant setting.

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“Great place”

Reviewed 5 days agoBy Alex_Larisa_USRoseville, California

Very nice restaurant, great location, great food. Located in the old railroad station, surrounded by other fun places.

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“Good food, great wine, and overpriced”

Reviewed 5 days agoBy frtravlerParis, France

We were disappointed in the quality of the food and menu selection given the rather high prices. For the prices charged we expected something a lot more innovative and interesting. The menu was pretty much same old, same old. Interesting cocktails and wine selection, but that isn't enough for us to...

We were disappointed in the quality of the food and menu selection given the rather high prices. For the prices charged we expected something a lot more innovative and interesting. The menu was pretty much same old, same old. Interesting cocktails and wine selection, but that isn't enough for us to return.

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“Very good restaurant”

Reviewed 5 days agoBy francoise5Jerusalem, Israel

At the attractive spot of the First Station, Adom is a goop option for a fair meal. Mediteranian style, good wine card. Not Kosher, meaning open on Fridays evening and Saturdays.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)