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Hasadna (The Culinary Workshop)

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28 Hebron Road, Jerusalem
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Photo: Hasadna (The Culinary Workshop)

- Price $$$$

Sun-Sat: from 18:30-24:00

An offshoot of the world renowned Machneyuda, Hasadna brings the same high-quality cuisine and the creative flair of its fore bearer in a more leisurely setting. The restaurant is located right next to the First Station compound and, alongside the delectable menu, features a chic, New York-style interior design.

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Based on 425 traveler reviews

“Excellent restaurant ”

Reviewed on February 19, 2020By 6LV1DL

Nice place, good waiters, excellent food, nice ambiance. I have spent a great evening there. I definetely recommend this place

“Excellent in simplicity. ”

Reviewed on February 5, 2020By BaakDKVessem, The Netherlands

Excellent in simplicity. Basic ingredients turned into a fantastic food experience. Starters: full table of bread, salads, carpaccio, trufflemushrooms, etc. Main was fish and steak, at high standard. Friendly and swift service!

“Nice place to hangout with good tap beer”

Reviewed on February 4, 2020By Deepak GAmman, Jordan

This was recommended by my concierge and turned out to be a decent experience. Unique offerings on the menu- I ordered fish tartare and risotto for mains. Both were very good. I suggest tartare to have more fish as it was bit stingy on fish. The highlight was draught beer. It was fresh and...

This was recommended by my concierge and turned out to be a decent experience. Unique offerings on the menu- I ordered fish tartare and risotto for mains. Both were very good. I suggest tartare to have more fish as it was bit stingy on fish. The highlight was draught beer. It was fresh and tasty. Prices are a bit in higher side but worth the experience once in a while.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)