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Roza

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2 Rachel Imenu St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
- Deliveries
- For Private Events
- Mehadrin
- Business Meals
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Up to 200 guests

Sun-Thu from 12:00 PM until the last customer
Fri: take-away only

Roza is a favorite of local Jerusalemites, located at the German Colony. The menu is quite varied with everything from local cuisine to Italian, continental, sandwiches and even their own version Mexican fusion. The atmosphere is always casual at fun, and after dinner the bar atmosphere takes over, especially on Thursday nights downtown, where its been known to turn into a dance party.

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Based on 117 traveler reviews

“Extremely bad ecpetience.”

Reviewed on November 22, 2018By Ruslan B

Excessive waiting and unfriendly staff. We have waited above 40 minutes, and we have ordered a place ahead.

“KOSHER MEAT RESTAURANT”

Reviewed on October 20, 2018By airport2015Tel Aviv District, Israel

Two locations in Jerusalem on the German Colony,and in Feingold place on Jaffa Str. Very big menu dishes fro Mexico to Italy and Israel

“Not what it used to be”

Reviewed on June 10, 2018By TreepadvizrriggedEast Kazakhstan Province, Kazakhstan

ROZA used to be buzzing with people.. Now, less than three tables of diners. ...why are people staying away? Pasta was drowning in some brown icky yicky sauce... Of course I left half of it on the plate, as was the case with my partners Main. Waitstaff were all very pleasant, but...

ROZA used to be buzzing with people.. Now, less than three tables of diners. ...why are people staying away? Pasta was drowning in some brown icky yicky sauce... Of course I left half of it on the plate, as was the case with my partners Main. Waitstaff were all very pleasant, but why oh why did they have to bring out the Mains about one minute after Starters. Shame really... Roza used to be one of my favorites.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)