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B’shaarayich

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64 Habad Street, Old City, Jerusalem
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Serving kosher mehadrin dairy cuisine in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City, B’shaarayich is the ideal place for a bite to eat while touring the Old City or holding a small bar/bat mitzvah event after a ceremony at the Kotel. The restaurant is spacious, elegant and air conditioned.

The menu consists of pizzas, pastas, focaccias, salads, fish and desserts, as well as indulgent Israeli breakfasts.

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“Great food, great location”

Reviewed on June 7, 2016By rivkag23

Good food, affordable, great service, generous portions. I went back there a few times already. It is my new go-to restaurant when I'm visiting the old city

“Superb Kosher restaurant in the Jewish Quarter”

Reviewed on July 1, 2015By traveltime111Los Angeles, California

I would rate this as the best all around restaurant in the Jewish Quarter, especially suitable for receptions/events. The interior is all new, great a/c on the hot days with an amazing range of Kosher foods including great pizza as well as mediterranean and Israeli specialties. I had a huge halloumi cheese salad with...

I would rate this as the best all around restaurant in the Jewish Quarter, especially suitable for receptions/events. The interior is all new, great a/c on the hot days with an amazing range of Kosher foods including great pizza as well as mediterranean and Israeli specialties. I had a huge halloumi cheese salad with salmon sandwich, both excellent and enough to fill up for the day. The location is on the way to the Wall and next to a wide array of Judaica shops/galleries. The service is also outstanding,. best I've had in Jerusalem.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)