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Talbiye

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5 Chopin St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
- Chef Restaurant
- Non-kosher
- Reservation Needed
- Smoking Area
- Outside Seating Area
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Sun-Sat from 9:00 am to 4:30 PM & 5:00 PM to the last customer

A close cousin of the renown Machneyuda restaurants, Talbiye is an intimate fine dining restaurant and wine bar in Jerusalem’s upscale Talbiya neighborhood. The interior design and menu are inspired by classical European tradition and fused with the modern to create a unique atmosphere that is both sophisticated and casual.

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“Great food and excellent service”

Reviewed 3 days agoBy Serg OHaifa, Israel

We were trying to find a restaurant that is open in Saturday and stumbled upon the Talbiye. Considering the fact that there are almost no places working during the weekend in Jerusalem, we had reserved a table. Talbiye is located next to the theater and easy to find and reach from Jaffa gate (25...

We were trying to find a restaurant that is open in Saturday and stumbled upon the Talbiye. Considering the fact that there are almost no places working during the weekend in Jerusalem, we had reserved a table. Talbiye is located next to the theater and easy to find and reach from Jaffa gate (25 minutes walk or 5 minutes by taxi). We had a starter couple of glasses of wine and a main dish. Everything was very well prepared and tasted very good. The service was also excellent. Outstanding experience.

“Useful when the rest are closed for Shabat”

Reviewed on July 8, 2019By Gerald S

The good thing about this place is that it's open Fridays and Saturdays, when most of the cafes and restaurants have shut up shop for Shabat... worth remembering because I've gone hungry more than once over the Judaic weekend. That said, its good, but it ain't great: the beef burgignon is nice, and they...

The good thing about this place is that it's open Fridays and Saturdays, when most of the cafes and restaurants have shut up shop for Shabat... worth remembering because I've gone hungry more than once over the Judaic weekend. That said, its good, but it ain't great: the beef burgignon is nice, and they do an excellent German sausage, mash and roasted cabbage. Good bar, and the cocktails are better than usual. Plenty of alfresco tables for food and drink. I ate there when the nearby Cafe Michael was closed over the weekend.

“Nice atmosphere, a gem in Jerusalem dining”

Reviewed on June 30, 2019By Julie G

My partner and I went to Talbiyeh just after having visiting the Islamic Museum and it rounded out a lovely day. The atmosphere inside (and outside) the cafe is relaxed yet elegant and everything we ordered was presented beautifully and had an extra touch of delicious. We will definitely be there again.

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