Rosh ha'Ayin Restaurants

For an authentic Lebanese dining experience, this is the place to visit. It offers a medley of Middle Eastern delights from mezze to Bedouin bread. The food is mainly cooked by the owner's mother and includes 20 different kinds... more

The owner of Darna, a successful Jerusalem restaurateur who came to Israel from Morocco as a youth, decided to create a fabulous, authentic Moroccan restaurant after he revisited North Africa in the early 1990s and was d... more

This is one of the least expensive breakfast buffets among the five-star hotels. The seating area is nicely prepared and the spread is equally charming. Choose from a Fruit Platter, various Salads and Baked Wholegrain Breads sp... more

Overlooking the Tower of David and Old City ramparts, this gourmet restaurant serves a multitude of fish platters. The set menu includes parsley and shallot seasoned salmon in an oyster mushroom sauce and drum fish with basil c... more

This venue is known for its chef who concocts a variety of delights depending on the catch of the day. The menu changes daily, offering shrimp, calamari, blue crab and fillet of lamb and quail. To start with, you can choose fro... more

The owners Barry, Nadine, and Kobi opened the restaurant in 1992 to provide an eatery for the city's vegetarians. The result is a popular, canteen-style restaurant along the busy Jaffa Street that provides wholesome food made f... more

Jerusalem is the theme of this restaurant and its mixed Arab-Jewish staff serve dishes that reflect the two cultures. Award-winning chef Moshe Basson picks herbs and mushrooms from the hills surrounding Jerusalem and has a bask... more

This is an Italian coffee shop and restaurant along the fashionable Emek Refaim Street with plentiful outdoor seating and a large patio garden. The emphasis is on fresh ingredients and the oreganata salad - with feta cheese, fr... more

Sami is a celebrated place throughout Jerusalem for its famous "Jerusalem Mixed Grill"—a grilled mixture of offal including heart, liver, kidney and spine. This speciality is best served in a steaming hot pitta. Most locals fin... more

Descend from street level to one of the most charming restaurants in Jerusalem, complete with a fountain, large chandelier, and soft Armenian music in the background. Armenian specialities include Basturma (Dried Beef with Spic... more