Jerusalem Restaurant Tips by Bregman

Restaurant Name: Arcadia

The best (and probably most expensive...) restaurant in Israel. Located in an old stone house with a beautiful court and serving French food with an Israeli touch.

Favorite Dish: Everything!

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Theme: French
Comparison: most expensive
Prices: US$31-40  » Currency Converter
Phone: (02) 624-9138
Address: 10 Agrippas St. (in the alley).

Restaurant Name: Darna

Darna is Moroccan for Our Home. If you like Moroccan food, or if you want to try it, this is the place for you. Not only the food is great, but the decor is amazing. You go down the stairs into the restaurant and it's like going into a different world, taken from a tale of Arabian Nights.

Favorite Dish: Pastilla - Phyllo pastry stuffed with cornish hen and almonds decorated with powdered sugar and cinnamon

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Theme: Middle Eastern
Comparison: more expensive than average
Prices: US$31-40  » Currency Converter
Phone: (02) 624-5406
Address: 3 Horkanos St.
Directions: Darna is located at the Russian Court area (Migrash Ha-Russim in Hebrew). If you come from King George street, pass %Jaffo% street and park somewhere. Horkanos street is one of the streets to the left.
Website: http://www.darna.co.il
Other Contact: e-mail: il@darna.co.il

Restaurant Name: Armenian Tavern

This restaurant is located in an ancient Crusader church in the old city of Jerusalem. The food is not the main thing here, it's decent, but no more than any other restaurant. But, the atmosphere is very special. You go down the stairs into the ancient basement full with Armenian tiles. The food served here is somewhat similar to Turkish food (don't tell them that!!!).


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Theme: Middle Eastern
Comparison: about average
Prices: US$11-20  » Currency Converter
Phone: (02) 627-3854
Address: 79 Armenian Orthodox Patriarch road
Directions: If you enter the old city through Jaffa Gate, turn right after David Tower, pass the police station and keep going towards the Armenian Quarter.
Website: http://www.dinnersite.co.il/jerusalem/armenian.htm