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Valero

80 Agripas Street, Machane Yehuda Market, Jerusalem
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Infant Friendly
- Kosher
- Chef Restaurant
- For Private Events
- Projector
- Accessibility

Sun-Wed 6:30pm-12:30am
Thur 6:30pm-2:00am
Sat 6:30pm-12:30am

Luxurious Restro-Bar at the Heart of the Market

Not a lot of people know that the name of Machane Yehuda Market was originally supposed to be Valero. Well, this new restaurant is claiming it back. Located at the city’s most vibrant market, Valero is a recently opened chef restro-bar that offers its patrons a restaurant dining area, a bar, and a private area. The menu includes meats, fish, and a host of interesting appetizers – all in a modern Mediterranean style with a Jerusalem twist. It’s a great place for an early-evening date, and as the night falls, Valero transforms into a fun bar with great music, drinks and a happy Machane Yehuda atmosphere.

On the Menu

Recommended dishes include: fine entrecote burger with chipotle aioli sauce and grilled potatoes, caramelized salmon with mushrooms and potato cream, ravioli, a fresh market salad, and a delicious dish of the iconic Jerusalem-mix.

The alcohol menu offers a wide variety of drinks and special cocktails, aged wines, and a vast selection of whiskey.

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Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)