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P2 Pizza

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36 Keren Hayesod St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
- Non-kosher
- Open on Saturday
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Sun-Sat from 12:00 pm to 12:00 am

This small, unassuming joint between downtown Jerusalem and the German Colony serves some of the best pizza in town. If you like your pizza with the freshest toppings and a thin, crunchy crust, then this is the place for you. The atmosphere is casual, almost street-style with a youthful, friendly vibe.

P2 also has a second branch on Azza Street in Rechavia called K2.

Photo: Mushkie Haskelevich

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Based on 218 traveler reviews

“Charming and Delicous”

Reviewed on September 28, 2019By Tyra NChicago, Illinois

We sat at the counter and watched them make all of the food. Everything was so fresh and tasty. We had a pizza and salad and loved the entire experience. Short walk from our hotel and glad we waited to try it.

“Great non kosher Italian food”

Reviewed on September 20, 2019By ZvikagolTel Aviv, Israel

Although rather small and crowded this gem is a great restaurant right on the route to the windmill and other attractions in this part of the city. A neighborhood atmosphere and a real Italian kitchen Make sure you try at least one pizza and try the antipasti. Also make sure you get some chocolate and...

Although rather small and crowded this gem is a great restaurant right on the route to the windmill and other attractions in this part of the city. A neighborhood atmosphere and a real Italian kitchen Make sure you try at least one pizza and try the antipasti. Also make sure you get some chocolate and ice cream for desert

“LOVE, LOVE, LOVE”

Reviewed on August 19, 2019By 37SusieBAlameda, California

Best Italian food in Jerusalem. Sit at the bar and watch your food and everyone else's be prepared. The fettuccine is rolled out fresh for each order. Must try the panzanella salad. So yummy. We usually share a pizza and a salad for the two of us. Open on Shabbat. Very small. Not much...

Best Italian food in Jerusalem. Sit at the bar and watch your food and everyone else's be prepared. The fettuccine is rolled out fresh for each order. Must try the panzanella salad. So yummy. We usually share a pizza and a salad for the two of us. Open on Shabbat. Very small. Not much seating for more than groups of two except at the counter.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)