Lechem Basar
- 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.
Read about business lunch at Meat & Eat>>
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 357 traveler reviews
We were tourists visiting Jerusalem. we decided to go and have a nice diner out and walked into Lehem and Basar/ Meat and Eat. We were seated by the greeter and ordered our meal. We decided to share a chicken and fries main dish, have bread and dip as a starter. Keeping room in...
MoreWe were tourists visiting Jerusalem. we decided to go and have a nice diner out and walked into Lehem and Basar/ Meat and Eat. We were seated by the greeter and ordered our meal. We decided to share a chicken and fries main dish, have bread and dip as a starter. Keeping room in our tummy for a desert. After 2 minutes of ordering this we were served the chicken only, then after about 20 minutes the waitress brought the bread. She said she was sorry and was offering us the bread as it came with a delay. We requested the fries, the were brought to us after about 10 minutes. The food in itself was ok. But unfortunately the way this dinner turned out was bad. We then requested the menu in order to chose desert. We waited and waited and waited. We lost patience and then requested the bill. I rarely had such a bad experience. This turned out to be a bad bad experience. Never again.
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We came to Lehem Basar, based on a few recommendations. The atmosphere is good and the venue is very trendy. We were seated in an alcove, which is not something that you should do to people who have reservations. The steaks were decent, but did not live up to the hype.
MoreWe came to Lehem Basar, based on a few recommendations. The atmosphere is good and the venue is very trendy. We were seated in an alcove, which is not something that you should do to people who have reservations. The steaks [their specialty] were decent, but did not live up to the hype.
LessParty of 6 on a busy night, due to Book Week and a free concert in the area. We had reservations for 8:30pm, and the table was ready for us, the service was good (speaking both English and Hebrew) and efficient. We didn't need to wait very long once...
MoreParty of 6 on a busy night, due to Book Week and a free concert in the area. We had reservations for 8:30pm, and the table was ready for us, the service was good (speaking both English and Hebrew) and efficient. We didn't need to wait very long once we ordered to get our first courses. The specials were really good - Asado, lamb chops and two mixed meats platter for two. With a bottle of wine and desserts it was a little pricey in the end, but a good experience for all.
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