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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 358 traveler reviews

“Lunch before the tour”

Reviewed on March 30, 2019By DYK2012Saltmills, Ireland

Nice place for lunch before the tour . Flat breads excellent .service super . All the dishes really nicely presented . Would recommend .

“Great place to eat”

Reviewed on March 30, 2019By Asaf M

Location : in the middle of an old Jerusalem neighborhood, bit difficult to find parking, easy to find the restaurant. Dishs: big , good and fresh. Service : nice and kind but no attention for allergies, wouldn't agree to change butter with olive oil for milk allergy. Not enough vegan options.

“Lunch in Ein Kerem”

Reviewed on February 9, 2019By rabakatzPittsford, New York

Had a lovely lunch on a rainy day at Karma in Ein Kerem, just outside Jerusalem. The ride to and from this restaurant has many wonderful vistas. We were seated and the waiter took our order but ws not always attentive. The food was okay and the mixed pasta, meatballs, and eggplant covered by a...

Had a lovely lunch on a rainy day at Karma in Ein Kerem, just outside Jerusalem. The ride to and from this restaurant has many wonderful vistas. We were seated and the waiter took our order but ws not always attentive. The food was okay and the mixed pasta, meatballs, and eggplant covered by a pizza-like dough baked in a taboon was very filling. The manner of a large pie like covering baked over pasta mixture inside was a lovely presentation. After sharing an appetizer of caprese, tomatoes, mozzarella, basil, and spinkled with a bit of pesto and balsamic vinegar it was a lot of food.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)