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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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Based on 312 traveler reviews

“Great”

Reviewed on August 21, 2019By Pheonix91Israel

It is not cheep however the food and the service is great. It is open all weekdays (not many restaurants still do in west Jerusalem)

“Charming place”

Reviewed on August 20, 2019By Orna PTel Aviv, Israel

We were looking for a nice place to have dinner in Jerusalem and came across this bistro after reading good reviews about it. From the first moment we felt very comfortable just by the nice atmosphere, and the warm welcome. A relatively small place but very charming. The food was excellent as well...

We were looking for a nice place to have dinner in Jerusalem and came across this bistro after reading good reviews about it. From the first moment we felt very comfortable just by the nice atmosphere, and the warm welcome. A relatively small place but very charming. The food was excellent as well as the wine. The service was superb. One small fault was that when presented, the specialties' prices were not detailed- later, we were a bit surprised to see how pricy they were. With that said this bistro definitely worth a revisit.

“Needs to do better...”

Reviewed on August 17, 2019By DccaneAtlit, Israel

Cool atmosphere as I walked over from a local Airbnb on a hot day in Jerusalem. The wait staff is typical Israeli, ambivalent about working. The problem I had is the actual food- I paid nearly 25$ for a schnitzel to go. When I got back home, turns out that for $25 I received...

Cool atmosphere as I walked over from a local Airbnb on a hot day in Jerusalem. The wait staff is typical Israeli, ambivalent about working. The problem I had is the actual food- I paid nearly 25$ for a schnitzel to go. When I got back home, turns out that for $25 I received a small box of fries, most of which were thick and undercooked. As for the chicken, it was tough and also undercooked. To the point it was inedible. So not only poor portions, but badly prepared. No excuse for this. And I am usually a very generous reviewer of points all over the world.

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