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Bardak Pizza & Beer

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38 Keren Hayesod St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
- Kosher
- For Private Events
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Up to 100 guests

Sun-Thurs from 12:00 pm to 12:30 am
Sat from 6:45 pm to 12:30 am

Bardak is the unofficial address for people looking to unwind with a pleasant atmosphere, their choice of beer and pizza. 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.

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“Quick bite”

Reviewed on October 31, 2019By joanofark1Red Bank, New Jersey

The pizza was average. You could have many toppings. They serve alcohol. Service was good. Very casual dining. Outside tables.

“Round the corner from Dan Panorama Jerusalem”

Reviewed on September 4, 2019By rdeaconPrestwich, United Kingdom

Just dropped my daughter off at Sem. Not keen to eat out alone - Googled for take out - found this. Walked in - asked chefs if they could do me a small pizza to take out - 5 mins all done. Great pizza. No fuss. Easy.

“A welcome eatery in a dry spot”

Reviewed on August 21, 2019By bfindyszJerusalem District, Israel

While in one of the area's parks for a theater performance, we decided to stop for a light supper. There is very little to choose from in this neighborhood, a branch of a cafe chain, an Italian restaurant and this pizzeria. It met our needs. The service was pleasant and efficient, the pizza very...

While in one of the area's parks for a theater performance, we decided to stop for a light supper. There is very little to choose from in this neighborhood, a branch of a cafe chain, an Italian restaurant and this pizzeria. It met our needs. The service was pleasant and efficient, the pizza very thin-crusted and quickly provided, the price reasonable. The decor was unremarkable though we had to sit on stools at a wooden bar rather than a real table because there were few tables for two and the only available one was literally in the doorway. We ate and ran, not wanting or needing more time to dwell.

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