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Hummus Abu Shukri

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David Remez St, Jerusalem, Israel
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Photo: Abu Shukri and the First Station PR

- Price $$$$

This is the First Station branch of the famous Abu Shukri of the Old City of Jerusalem. Many consider their hummus among the best in the country.

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Based on 53 traveler reviews

“Dinner”

Reviewed on September 6, 2020By 56elim

Autentik traditional food..falafel..the best humus...shishlik kebab..a great variety of beers from the draft..wine bottles..thanks for the great expirience!!(;

“The food tasted well, waiters not polite”

Reviewed on February 25, 2020By josh342Arnhem, The Netherlands

Okay, you find a nice spot to eat and a table is free it should be easy. This is not the case if you want the high table. We got the table but not in a nice way. The food tasted well so that's good. Then the paying. If the bill is 72 NIS...

Okay, you find a nice spot to eat and a table is free it should be easy. This is not the case if you want the high table. We got the table but not in a nice way. The food tasted well so that's good. Then the paying. If the bill is 72 NIS and you pay with a 100 NIS bill you expect money back. After 10 minutes waiting you ask. The money is at the bar and without eye contact I was allowed to grab it. No tip, how strange

“Very good experience”

Reviewed on February 24, 2020By Steven SGreater London, United Kingdom

From arrival to departure, the service was very good and the waiters knowledgeable. The food was similarly priced to other restaurants and all the dishes were very tasty. This was the first place in Israel we ate at that served proper chips! My one son is a coeliac and when we explained this to them,...

From arrival to departure, the service was very good and the waiters knowledgeable. The food was similarly priced to other restaurants and all the dishes were very tasty. This was the first place in Israel we ate at that served proper chips! My one son is a coeliac and when we explained this to them, they obliged by telling us what he could eat and were careful in making sure things were separate. The main courses came with two sides so we all had chips and one of the many side dishes all of which were different and full of flavour. Overall, the experience was very good, the price competitive, the food very tasty, the portions sufficient, the service good so we all left very happy.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)