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Sima An unpretentious bastion of Israeli workingman's food in solidly blue-collar Machane Yehuda, Sima has been serving up traditional Middle Eastern meat fare "just like mom's" s...GO	Ta'ami There are only two schools of thought when it comes to hummus in downtown Jerusalem, two poles, two Pillars of Hercules, the Black Sea and Sea of Marmara between which flows th...GO
Ima Housed in an expansive stone building where Agrippas Street meets Ben Tzvi Boulevard, Ima proclaims its culinary weltanschauung with its name alone. It means "mom," and Ima's f...GO	Darna Darna may be located in Jerusalem's Russian Compound, but if you allow your senses to wrest control away from your mind, which will probably happen when you enter the...GO

Restobar Restobar lies a mere stone's throw away from the bustle of the city center, yet it boasts a serene and pastoral setting, an oasis of Rechavia calm minutes from downtown. Its welcom...GO	Kalo Nearly identical dairy cafes are legion in Jerusalem, and Beit Lechem Road, the leafy and uncharacteristically peaceful thoroughfare that cuts through the heart of the old st...GO
Emil Occupying the intersection of two of the Machane Yehuda market's minor aisles between Machane Yehuda St. and Etz Hahayim St., opposite from a butcher and just across from the...GO	Gulindo Although Israel's well-entrenched cafe culture is becoming increasingly dominated by the big Israeli coffee chains (Aroma Espresso Bar and Cafe Hillel), there's still plenty ...GO

ZaZa Sure, the Khan Theater may be one of Jerusalem's highest-quality dramatic venues, but it suffered from one glaring omission: it was pretty much impossible to find high-qualit...GO	Arcadia Hidden away in a tiny alley running between Agrippas Street and Jaffa Street is, somewhat inexplicably, one of the most famous and well-regarded restaurants in Israel. Turn i...GO
Angelica The locavore movement, which seeks to reduce the restaurant industry's carbon footprint and stresses the environmental, societal, financial and culinary benefits of utilizing...GO	Noya After countless years of being forced to settle for less - way less - diners who follow the most stringent interpretations of Jewish dietary law are beginning to be spoiled f...GO

Sushi Rechavia Sushi Rechavia has big shoes to fill. Its flagship Azza Road location occupies what was once Cafe Atara, a Jerusalem landmark, favored coffeeshop of urban politicos and intelle...GO	Domo There's something about sushi. Much like pizza did in the last century, sushi is steadily conquering the world, cropping up in just about every country that cares about its o...GO
Sakura Located in the 19th century Feingold Courtyard between Jaffa Road and Rivlin Street, home to some of Jerusalem's most pleasant restaurants and bars, is Sakura. The restaurant...GO	River Noodle Bar Considering Israelis' love for all things Asian - a love nurtured by Marco Polo-esque multi-year wanderings around the Far East after IDF service - there's always been a curi...GO

Middle Eastern Restaurants

	Museum of Islamic Art One of the world's foremost collections of Islamic art and antique timepieces.
	Tower of David Museum The Old City of Jerusalem is a grand 3,000-year cross-cultural architectural c
	Malcha Mall Escape from the sun and enjoy high quality shopping at the Malcha Mall.
	Mishkenot Sha'ananim Mishkenot Sha'ananim is a vibrant international cultural and conference center.
	Leonardo Plaza The Leonardo Plaza hotel (formerly known as the Sheraton Plaza Hotel) stands