An expensive restaurant but worth every penny Cheerful and lively wait staff But food is taken with due seriousness The food is delicious and quality, the cocktails are excellent and all the recommendations of the waiters have hit the mark
Machneyuda
- Price $$$$
- Accessibility
- Chef Restaurant
- For Private Events
- Free Wi-Fi
- Non-kosher
- Outside Seating Area
- Reservation Needed
Machneyuda restaurant is named after the Mahane Yehuda marketplace in which it is located. It is a fairly new place, having opened in 2009, and so far it is booming success, garnering wall-to-wall praises in the media.
The restaurant was established by three well known Jerusalem chefs, Assaf Granit, Yossy Elad and Uri Navon, who joined forces to launch a place that serves joyful, modern Israeli cuisine. The restaurant is designed in a colorful, light fashion, and the menu changes daily in accordance with the marketplace inventory and the chefs’ moods. The kitchen is completely visible, allowing you to see how your food is being made. Fish, seafood and desserts are highly recommended. All the dishes are of the highest quality and not too pricey – around 80 ILS per dish.
Photos courtesy of Ministry of Tourism and Yahav Yaakov
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TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 2163 traveler reviews“Fun entertaining place with pretty good food”
Went to dinner here and service was good and attentive, drinks were well prepared. Fun little place with ok food. I thought it’d be more of a culinary experience but it just doesn’t really hit the mark on that. To be clear food was good, not great or an unforgettable experience. Kinda once and...
MoreWent to dinner here and service was good and attentive, drinks were well prepared. Fun little place with ok food. I thought it’d be more of a culinary experience but it just doesn’t really hit the mark on that. To be clear food was good, not great or an unforgettable experience. Kinda once and done for me.
Less“A great night scene, Thursday’s night at Mahneyehuda market at Jerusalem.”
The night scene at Mahneyehuda especially Thursday is unique. On one hand the market is still open for food shopping and on the other hand, pubs are opened with loud music and as locals prepare for the “Shabat”, tourists and visitors outside the city crowd the place enjoying the music and the pubs as...
MoreThe night scene at Mahneyehuda especially Thursday is unique. On one hand the market is still open for food shopping and on the other hand, pubs are opened with loud music and as locals prepare for the “Shabat”, tourists and visitors outside the city crowd the place enjoying the music and the pubs as weekends arrive You literally shop for food while dancing your way in the market.
Less“An expensive restaurant but worth every penny”
