Really amazing food. I really enjoyed it, and would come again! Dal makhani is to crave for! Mohammad was amazing and tended to all the needs
- Price $$$$
For the past 15 years, Chakra has been a cornerstone of Jerusalem’s culinary a nightlife culture by combining quality cuisine with top-notch service and a lively atmosphere.
Located next to Jerusalem’s Independence Park, Chakra specializes in Mediterranean fusion dishes of fish, meat, pasta and salads made from fresh ingredients. The specials menu changes daily based on what is fresh in the market.
Chakra is a popular haven from the cold in the winter, where patrons can enjoy a warm cozy ambiance along with a fine selection of wine, beer and spirits. And in the summer, the outdoor seating area is the perfect place to enjoy a meal or a drink surrounded by the peaceful atmosphere and green grass of Independence Park. Thursday nights feature relaxing music and a lively crowd ready to start the weekend in style.
Groups can also book Chakra for breakfast, lunch or dinner gatherings.
Throughout the Month of March 2015, patrons at Chakra can choose from a list of special appetizers for free with every main course.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 1109 traveler reviews“Superb! Food to try”
“Overpriced big time”
Overpriced restaurant. Decor inside is nice but feel like a dining hall, food is nice, not much more than that, but extremely overpriced with no justification. Much better options in Jerusalem even for the high end customers. A disappointment.
“Interesting Place. Worth a try”
This was the first time we had visited Chakra but our friends are frequent diners here. The outside courtyard area looks a great place to dine on a warm night or lazy afternoon. We chose inside to dine. I was disappointed that we were shown to a completely bare round wooden table. No table...
MoreThis was the first time we had visited Chakra but our friends are frequent diners here. The outside courtyard area looks a great place to dine on a warm night or lazy afternoon. We chose inside to dine. I was disappointed that we were shown to a completely bare round wooden table. No table cloth or placemat. No utensils or decorations on the table. I was surprised in my disappointment as this is supposed to be one of Jerusalem’s best dining places. My friends chose a good selection of appetisers which were not unusual nor amazingly good. They were ok. The hummus with green chilli was very good though and the carpaccio was excellent. I had mussels as a main. They were really nice but quite small. And of course, not so fresh. Dessert was ok, nothing outstanding. Service was attentive. The place got very crowded. Will probably go back and try sitting at the bar as this really is a bit like a bistro. Interesting. Worth a try.
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