Open on Shabbat? Where to eat in Jerusalem
Everything you need to know about restaurants in Jerusalem open on Friday night and Shabbat.
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Loved the food, decor and ambiance at @margo.jlm on King George in Jerusalem. Tzohar kashrut. The Camembert Knafe and Date Carpaccio were the favorites from the starters, but the fish bruschetta was also great. The gnocchi was light and fluffy. I found the polenta tortellini a bit too sweet and rich but the Sea Fish Fillet was perfect. The labaneh and zaatar cheese cake was amazing, not too heavy, not too sweet and so interesting. We also loved the cocktails and there was a good choice of wine by the glass. Highly recommend. #kosherfoodie #prgifts
Debbest Israel Newsletter - Pesach 2023.
If you are looking for a place for an indulgent lunch with friends or a celebration, check out @almogsgallery near Kfar Saba. The variety of dishes is impressive and there are lots of gluten free and sugar free options. The food is dairy, closed on Shabbat but no hechsher. Brunch is NIS 120 for weekdays and NIS 140 for Friday brunch.
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