Excellent burger, very flavorful and filling. Really nice steak. Could not finish our meals. Hard to resist desserts.
- Price $$$$
- See Menu
- Accessibility
- Mehadrin
- Business Meals
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outside Seating Area
Meat and Eat Restaurant (Hebrew: Lechem Basar) at the First Station offers high quality dishes at affordable prices. In the spirit of its location, Meat and Eat combines new and old. The decor is an eclectic mix of retro furniture scattered about and shared tables next to intimate areas and a modern bar
About The Meat and Eat Menu
Meat and Eat combines two passions: the passion for good meat and delicious taboun oven-baked bread. Steaks, hamburgers and a selection of different types of meat and chicken are served with quality bread and refreshing salads.
The starters range from the taboun-baked focaccia, to quinoa, chicken salads, stuffed vegetables, pastries stuffed with lamb, meat carpaccio, and corvina fish ceviche.
Meat and Eat main courses mainly salute meat dishes — lamb, sirloin, entrecote, beef, chicken and burgers — but fish is also available.
Whoa – it is not only about meat and bread. Desserts at Meat and Eat are remarkable: apple crumble, cookielida, malabi, profiteroles, kadaif, chocolate mousse, chocolate souffle. Count me in.
Private Events
Meat and Eat is available for private parties for up to 100 guests. A VIP room can host up to 30 guests.
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Additional Information
Special business lunch deals are being served every Sunday-Thursday until 5:00 pm.
Meat and Eat is certified Mehadrin kosher.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 150 traveler reviews“Anniversary dinner to remember!”
We sat outside and the weather was perfect. An interesting Brazilian was next to us. The food all came together, which was annoying. Appetizers should come before the main. But, the Beef Carpaccio was excellent with Pistachios as a garnish. The Chicken salad was average. The Filet was excellent, it was pricey. Including wine...
MoreWe sat outside and the weather was perfect. An interesting Brazilian was next to us. The food all came together, which was annoying. Appetizers should come before the main. But, the Beef Carpaccio was excellent with Pistachios as a garnish. The Chicken salad was average. The Filet was excellent, it was pricey. Including wine and dessert with a 10% discount from Eluna.com. 550 shekels
Less“My advice: GOOD FOOD BUT NEVER HAVE A PRIVATE EVENT HERE”
I have been to the restaurant several times and really liked the food. i wanted to make a sheva brochos (party for 30-35) somewhere nice so i called and talked to them about their back room. They told me the date was open and we discussed a few details. I followed up with a...
MoreI have been to the restaurant several times and really liked the food. i wanted to make a sheva brochos (party for 30-35) somewhere nice so i called and talked to them about their back room. They told me the date was open and we discussed a few details. I followed up with a more detailed email about the exact courses, tablecloths, etc which was never answered. A week later i called and was told that they would respond within the next 30 minutes. With no response, i sent a follow up email. still no response. Well, i just got off the phone with them now and was told that they are too busy to do any private affairs in june and that even though they told me they could do it, they can't. so after two weeks of trying to follow up--i was told they aren't doing it. no apology for telling me that they could do it, or that they would follow up, really unbelievable.
Less“Great for meat lovers”
“this is the name of Meat and Eat, in Hebrew, read both reviews”
I reviewed this restaurant under its English name, Meat and Eat. Thought is was very good, with good service, good food and convenient location.
“Go with the fillet mignon!”
This is a strictly kosher restaurant in the first train station development in Jerusalem. The decor is somewhat spartan, and the service can be a bit inattentive, but all is forgiven due to the quality of the meat. Don't come here unless you're a carnivore ; there is I think one fish entrée...
MoreThis is a strictly kosher restaurant in the first train station development in Jerusalem. The decor is somewhat spartan, and the service can be a bit inattentive, but all is forgiven due to the quality of the meat. Don't come here unless you're a carnivore ; there is I think one fish entrée on the menu and that's about it. Although the restaurant has a variety of different cuts, I would plump for the filet mignon. This cut is almost impossible to find kosher in the USA, and isn't all that common in Israel either. It was cooked perfectly rare, as ordered, and was Juicy, tender, and full of flavor. Not cheap, but worth a special occasion. Now if the wines were only as perfect as the steaks, I would have to give this restaurant six stars. As is, they have the usual large Israeli kosher wineries, but they would be well advised to seek out some of the smaller boutique wineries that are shaking up the Israeli kosher wine scene.
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