Kosher restaurants in jerusalem

Veranda: Excellent mehadrin food at the David Citadel hotel - restaurant review

I always get good service, as the restaurant knows I am writing for The Jerusalem Post. But I saw that every table received excellent service.

A dish served at the Veranda restaurant at the David Citadel in Jerusalem.
Motza

Motza: A welcome break from reality in the Jerusalem Hills - restaurant review

 Mojo's

Mojo’s: Kosher meat pizza so good it tastes treif - review

 Kumkum Tea House: A three-tier cake stand

Kumkum Tea House: Getting tea for two in Jerusalem - review


A kashrut controversy – for one day

Two veteran Jerusalem eateries lose and regain certification right after Passover

Caffit on Emek Refaim Street: Back in (kosher) business

Red and White: A hotel bar without the hotel

As the warmer season rapidly approaches, the Red and White wine bar is ready to offer guests who are slowly emerging from their winter slumber a unique and exclusive experience.

Red and White brings the ‘experience of boutique Israeli kosher wines’ to thirsty Jerusalem patrons

Italian fare with French flair

Pompidou creates a European enclave on Emek Refaim.

Pompidou restaurant

Pop-up star

Jerusalem’s ‘Shuk Cook’ plans his first pop-up restaurant.

Goose breast at ‘Shuk Cook’

Dining: Italian option in the capital

Nachman offers a tasty variety of dairy dishes.

Nachman restaurant

Dining: Kosher musings in the Judean Hills

Day or night, Muza Bahar is a scenic way to enjoy a very good meal.

Muza Bahar

Empanada empathy

An exciting, inexpensive eatery in the Mahaneh Yehuda market.

Argento in Mahaneh Yehuda

‘Od Burrito Chai’

Missy Witt struggles to keep the doors open at the shuk’s beloved Mexican eatery.

Missy Witt, owner of Burrito Chai in Jerusalem

Dining: New Buffalo on the block

Dishes such as tacos, burritos and chili con carne, spiced with tangy sauces such as salsa, pico de gallo and fajita vegetables, come hot out of the kitchen, presented street style.

Ugly Buffalo restaurant

Dining: Straight out of a movie

Shteisel specializes in home-cooked Eastern European cuisine.

The German-Jewish poet Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) called the cholent dish ‘a ray of light immortal'