Finding Kosher Restaurants in Jerusalem’s Old City (Jewish Quarter)
Contributed by: Dani Klein | Last Date of Travel: June 2011
Kosher Info:
The title of this post is kind of misleading in that you’re definitely going to find kosher places to eat in the Old City. In the Jewish Quarter that is. Don’t expect to find anything kosher in the Christian, Muslim, or Armenian Quarters.
(And in case you’re wondering, I took this picture at the Kotel on Yom Yerushalayim this year)
Now, if you’re like me and haven’t been in the Old City in a number of years, you’ll be pleasantly surprised to see a whole new row of kosher restaurants right in the heart of “the Rova” on the way to the Kotel (on Tiferet Israel Rd. — don’t try and find this road in your car – it’s for pedestrians only). Having said that, if you do drive to the Old City, there is one major Jewish Quarter parking lot walking distance from all these restaurants, so if you can nab a spot, it may be worth driving, especially if you’re not a big walker.
On my way walking down to the Kotel, I took pictures of the restaurants I found. Please keep in mind that this is as of early this summer (2011) and I may have missed one or two (if I have – please comment below and add what I’ve missed).
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