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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 230 traveler reviews

“Cozy and delicious ”

Reviewed on February 5, 2020By 363suzannekIndian Beach, North Carolina

P2 is a small unassuming restaurant that concentrates on fresh ingredients and on site preparation. Their pizza is thin crust and delicious. My pasta was freshly made and cranked through the machine while we were there. Tastings of vegetables and salads were shared. The staff were wonderful ambassadors for their city and gave us...

P2 is a small unassuming restaurant that concentrates on fresh ingredients and on site preparation. Their pizza is thin crust and delicious. My pasta was freshly made and cranked through the machine while we were there. Tastings of vegetables and salads were shared. The staff were wonderful ambassadors for their city and gave us tips to help with our travel experience.

“Excellent but pricey ”

Reviewed on January 13, 2020By DXRFLYERRidgefield, Connecticut

Went here on the recommendation of our tour guide. The place is TINY with limited table seating. Service was good and the pizza excellent if you like really thin, and I do mean REALLY thin crust pizza. Ingredients were fresh and tasty but 1 pizza, 8 slices, left 4 people wondering what came after...

Went here on the recommendation of our tour guide. The place is TINY with limited table seating. Service was good and the pizza excellent if you like really thin, and I do mean REALLY thin crust pizza. Ingredients were fresh and tasty but 1 pizza, 8 slices, left 4 people wondering what came after the appetizer. I must warn that prices in Jerusalem are rather high, higher than New York City. But all in all I would reccomend p² for the experience.

“Fresh and fun”

Reviewed on January 2, 2020By JebusSJerusalem, Israel

From crispy pizza to freshly made pasta, this place succeeds. Young and friendly service and tasty food. Great for a quick lunch. Business lunch available.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)