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Karma

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74 EIn Karem St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$

Sun-Wed: 10:00-24:00, Thu-Sat: 10:00-01:00

Located atop the hill in a building reminiscent of a castle, Karma boasts an amazing view of the area alongside a massive menu with more than enough options to please everybody, from salads, burgers, schnitzel and kebab to juicy steaks, succulent fish and seafood dishes, a gauntlet of pizza and pasta dishes and a variety of desserts.

Don’t let the wide-ranging menu throw you off, though — Karma manages to impressively balance quality with quantity.

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Based on 376 traveler reviews

“Good food nice view - a bit pricy- in Ein Kerem”

Reviewed on August 11, 2019By Erez2018Modiin, Israel

This place serves pasta and various kinds of dishes - a mix of local and Italian kitchen. Nice terrace sitting area on top floor. Prices are a bit high than average, service is good.

“Lunch with cousins”

Reviewed on July 29, 2019By dcweinbergerBuffalo Grove, Illinois

Shared a Karna focaccia 3 people, all were satisfied. Delicious. Good service, nice atmosphere. Free parking is in a public lot across the street, down hill, but very convenient to Karma.

“A bit overpriced for what you get”

Reviewed on July 29, 2019By dberisJerusalem, Israel

Walking to Ein Karem on a Saturday morning, we decided to pass on our usual spot, Mala Bistro, and try Karma instead.The breakfast was expensive, at 79 shekel, and was more or less a standard fare, except for the nice sized focaccia bread.The service was great, the locale is pleasant, but all in all,...

Walking to Ein Karem on a Saturday morning, we decided to pass on our usual spot, Mala Bistro, and try Karma instead.The breakfast was expensive, at 79 shekel, and was more or less a standard fare, except for the nice sized focaccia bread.The service was great, the locale is pleasant, but all in all, Mala Bistro serve a better breakfast.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)