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Nagila

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02-622-3331
5 Mashiyah Barukhof St, Jerusalem
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Nagila is a kosher dairy restaurant near the Mahane Yehuda market that specializes in specialty salads, pastas and other household dishes made with quality fresh ingredients sourced directly from the market. The menu also offers a variety of appealing dishes for vegetarians and vegans.

Located in a classic old stone house, the restaurant features an inviting interior with high ceilings and arches, along with a picturesque outdoor seating area dotted with quaint olive trees.

Enhancing the ambiance and character of the establishment, Nagila regularly hosts art exhibitions and concerts by local artists and musicians.

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“Great!!”

Reviewed on April 16, 2019By Albert B

Good different dishes with oriental seasonings like curry (I love curry). Great service, very attentive!

“Not just for Vegans”

Reviewed on April 13, 2019By Joyce WTel aviv

A vegan restaurant with food that warrants a visit even by carnivores. I ordered the vegetable “pancakes”, in reality balls the size of felafelballs. Very tasty. You can order coffee with choice of 3 types of milk substitutes.

“Excellent vegan food - slow service”

Reviewed on April 12, 2019By AndyPandy38Pinner, United Kingdom

The only thing that lets this place down is the slow service. The menu is extensive and the food delicious. Definitely a trend setter in vegan food. However the owner was sat at the bar area (looked like she may have been doing her accounts) and could not see when customers...

The only thing that lets this place down is the slow service. The menu is extensive and the food delicious. Definitely a trend setter in vegan food. However the owner was sat at the bar area (looked like she may have been doing her accounts) and could not see when customers were summoning her. The setting is very quite and a lovely ambience inside - would definitely return.

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