Great location and view, great food, friendly and professional service. 5 star experience. We had a lovely evening. Full marks to Jonathan and Nicole our waiters.
- Price $$$$
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kosher
- Reservation Needed
- Chef Restaurant
Arguably one of Jerusalem’s finest restaurants, Rooftop is located in the rooftop section of the luxurious Mamilla Hotel. This outdoor lounge restaurant offers a truly magical view of the Old City and is open all year round with the help of a marquee during the cold winter months.
The dishes on offer are made using fresh, natural ingredients and include delicious grilled meat, fish, pastas, salads, sandwiches and desserts. Rooftop is also a favorite spot for cocktails and drinks.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 2074 traveler reviews“Great evening at Rooftop at Mamilla”
“One Of The Best Kosher Restaurants in Jerusalem”
Great View , excellent service specially Michael and shachar who gave us such a wonderful experience and the food which was behind believe . B. Shechter
“Superb Meal, worth waiting for”
Due to Covid 19 this restaurabt was closed until just before Pesach. We were eager to go, but we wanted to wait till they were back to their regular menu. We're glad we did. As always this rooftop restaurant provides one of the most spectacular views of downtown Jerusalem available. ...
MoreDue to Covid 19 this restaurabt was closed until just before Pesach. We were eager to go, but we wanted to wait till they were back to their regular menu. We're glad we did. As always this rooftop restaurant provides one of the most spectacular views of downtown Jerusalem available. The Old City, the King David, and the YMCA tower were all spread out before us. We were quickly shown to our table and provided with a menu, English or Hebrew available. We started with a delicious garden salad. I went straight for the entrecote steak, which proved to be so juicy and boneless it could have been mistaken for filet mignon. My wife had a delicious roast duck. We accompanied the meal with a glass each of a Yarden cabernet sauvignon. And finally a scrumptious pecan pie for dessert. Service was excellent and we had a highly enjoyable and relaxed meal. The total came to ₪500 for the two of us with drinks. Rarely have we enjoyed a meal more. At present a tav yarok is required to gain entrance for indoor eating, and this is checked on entering the Mamilla hotel before the elevator ride to the roof. A great way to celebrate reentering the world of fine dining.
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