Photo: Talbiye
- Price $$$$
- Chef Restaurant
- Non-kosher
- Reservation Needed
- Smoking Area
- Outside Seating Area
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.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 387 traveler reviews
we just happened on this restaurant because we were in Jerusalem for the weekend and looked for a restaurant that was open on shabbat. EVERY dish was unique and delicious, it was so good that even after dessert we asked for another dish. and the only thing better than the food was the service......
Morewe just happened on this restaurant because we were in Jerusalem for the weekend and looked for a restaurant that was open on shabbat. EVERY dish was unique and delicious, it was so good that even after dessert we asked for another dish. and the only thing better than the food was the service... ask for Noa!
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Me, my wife and our 3 & 5 yo, came to the restaurant Saturday noon after 20 min walk, because someone recommended it.nnThe balcony (street) area had many available tables and chairs.nnWe came to the host that looked extremely busy (no one else was waiting to get in), she asked us if we booked...
MoreMe, my wife and our 3 & 5 yo, came to the restaurant Saturday noon after 20 min walk, because someone recommended it.nnThe balcony (street) area had many available tables and chairs.nnWe came to the host that looked extremely busy (no one else was waiting to get in), she asked us if we booked a table and I said no, we agreed that we will wait and she will sit us at one of the empty tables outside.nnAfter 20 minutes of waiting with two Hungry kids, my wife asked the host what is going on, and the host took a look at the empty tables out side and told my wife that we can keep on waiting and she's busy with booking tables as the moment.nnWe immediately took our feet out of there and went to a lovely lunch at the Adom, which was very welcoming and kind.nnAt least something good came out of it.
LessThe name of the place is confusing. I'm not sure they are related at all to the fine dining Talbia restaurant which is a few meters away. This is a coffee shop inside the Jerusalem Theater foie. We came to a concert and sat before it would begin. We ordered a couple’s...
MoreThe name of the place is confusing. I'm not sure they are related at all to the fine dining Talbia restaurant which is a few meters away. This is a coffee shop inside the Jerusalem Theater foie. We came to a concert and sat before it would begin. We ordered a couple’s breakfast. An excessively expensive price for a disappointing and not fresh meal, which does not include drinks (unacceptable at this price). The service is unacceptably slow and the place was filled with angry customers who had not received their orders for over an hour (…) We recommend staying away from the place as it is overpriced and the service is outrageous.
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