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Lina

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El-Khanka st, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$

Sun-Thu: 08: 00-16: 00

Lina is a popular Old City Hummus joint that is often mentioned among the best restaurants in Jerusalem for the local dish. They have two storefronts and sitting areas on Al Khanka Street near the Via Dolorosa.

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“amazing food”

Reviewed on March 23, 2020By brigitt bLuanda, Angola

great local hummus, will recommend to everyone. they have wi-fi, food is delicious and fast orders to receive.

“The best Hummus in Jerusalem”

Reviewed on March 10, 2020By chenitHerzliya, Israel

Lina is still the best Hummus restaurant in Jerusalem. it's a simple restaurant, no meat (I guess it's vegetarian), and only several variations of an home made Hummus, and one or two salads. I must say it's the only Hummus restaurant my children leave their plates empty.

“Don't understand all the hype ”

Reviewed on February 9, 2020By 64olinp

We went there due to the reviews. But after visiting the restaurant, the hummus was cold, so was the service and so was the restaurant. We gave it 3 stars but actually should get 2 and a half stars. As an avid hummus consumer I can tell you that this is not special in...

We went there due to the reviews. But after visiting the restaurant, the hummus was cold, so was the service and so was the restaurant. We gave it 3 stars but actually should get 2 and a half stars. As an avid hummus consumer I can tell you that this is not special in any way. At least the pricing was fair.

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