One of those places that you must go if you make it to Jerusalem. Clean and serene an experience that will change your life. Experience one of the holiest site in Jewdaism. If you have yet to see it come, dress responsible, and modest. They won't let you in if you're showing too much skin. Also you should act responsible 😉 this is in the end of the day a holy site.

I entered. One or twice, I was asked either I Jewish, and then, wished a good day I was left in peace to do whatever I was willing to. Of cause I was respecting all the rules described at the entrance

The Western Wall was absolutely one of the most beautiful and exotic places I’ve ever seen! It’s truly a place you should definitely visit if you go to Israel!

Really a spiritual atmosphere...All about this place is spiritual and religious beliefs... Very nice and clean religious place with some special visuals..... Everyone here are Full of joy, excitement, prayers and hope... It's an amazing Jewish religious place..... very nice place ... A lot of history is behind this place..... An important place of Jews .... Really loved this place....... Absolutely incredible......❤️❤️❤️

The second holy place for the Jewish people

A very important historic place and must see if in Jerusalem. The security is very tight but realistic considering the dangers. Many shops with in a small distance.

You can write your prayers on a scrap of paper and insert it into the holes in the wall. It is an incredibly spiritual place no matter your religion. You will be touched by this place

Recommend to visit when Shabbat starts. Crowded with people dancing and celebrating/praying. It was really special to be in this holy place.

This 2,000-year-old city wall is all the remains of the ancient temple built by Herod. I saw the Wailing Wall, a world cultural heritage, and it was very special that the meaning behind the Jews was truly understood. I saw many Jews come to pray, and I became reverent in my heart when I stood in front of the Wailing Wall .

Absolutely amazing site, connected so much of our Judeo -Christian culture. All day there is not enough to grasp the immense amount of spiritual and historical energy in this place. It's just about the photos, take some time to reflect and meditate, you might get, unexpectedly, the right answer.

Supremely spiritual and powerful experience. Would not consider myself a religious person but in tune with spirit and being a witness Bar Mitzvah celebrations, large groups of prayer, many walks of life. It was the highlight of our 8 day trip to Israel.

Beautiful experience, i recommend it if you're visiting Jerusalem!

Really mixed feelings about this place. You really need a guide to understand this place. We had one which made it tolerable. Otherwise we would not have understood what we were looking at. The hole where the crucifix was placed into the rock... It's under a table. We crawled under and saw and felt the hole, all thanks to our guide. Otherwise we would have totally missed this. The church is full of niches, parts, i don't know what you call them. It's sort of a mess. Have a guide to explain. We're glad we visited. We don't plan on returning.

Old Jerusalem is a fascinating location that had historical relations with many of the world's religions. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is one of those locations within the walls, and was very interesting. I would strongly suggest that guests either book a tour or research this (and other locations) to have a better understanding of the historical traditions of each location.

A place filled with history, and for some, with spirituality and pure emotions. Unfortunately, let down by the byzantinoid behaviors of the people looking after it, and of many of the people visiting it. Quite filthy, literally. Good to see it once in a life time, but not the place to quietly meditate and pray time and time again. A shame, because it could be much better.

Wow... a great church with tons of history. Do the guided tour, you will learn a lot.

The most holy place for christianity. History can be touched and seen here in every place inside the church and the many chapels inside. It can take a long time to reach the tomb of jesus if there are lot of people. Take your camera with you to this church since it's an amazing enviernment

Read the Gospel, then walk through the Way of the His Passion..enter the Holy Sepulchre, and breathe the very air that Jesus Christ was present with

As an Jerusalem Tour Guide this is a must stop for Christians. You may need at least one good hour to understand the whole site. You may one hour or more in line to get into the Jesus Tomb.

I was really impressed by this Great Monumental and historical Building. Wish everyone could ever see in their life.

Quiet crowded. There are several different churches that have areas inside of this church. And if you happen to be there during one of these worshiping ceremonies, the crowd will be much larger and you will simply have to forgo visiting some of the areas. I would never attempt to visit this place without a guide. There is just simply so much that has and is, taking place in this holy place that you could never comprehend or understand without some level of guidance.

Beautiful place to visit. Make sure you bring your own info pack, to understand what your seeing and history, as they don't sell brochures.

Place of Grace and blessings. It's the dwelling place, a place of peace and prayer

A must-see of Jerusalem, a place full of history and spirituality. Take a moment to explore and admire its many chambers, as well as to recollect in tranquillity.

I’m a Christian and a priest-in-training, and this just wasn’t for me in terms of finding a connection with Jesus or feeling close to God. I can appreciate the craftsmanship of the building, and the significance of the site, but for so many reasons I felt sad and anguished in this place. Worth a visit, but leaves you with much to reflect on. There were many other places on pilgrimage that left me breathless. The Holy Sepulchre was unfortunately not one of them.

Talk about an experience that will tear through your soul. This museum tour will change your worldview for the better. Highly recommended. Your not supposed to take pictures but I feel the whole World needs to experience this..so forgive me.

This is an absolute must see venue. The expansive, well documented display cases with adequate room to comfortably view and study. This place multistory so plan on several hours of enjoyment and learning. We need to go back a second time! The mosaics are beautiful.

Amazing place, especially the indoor-outdoor flow. Loved the Shrine of the Book and the model of the Second Temple and the Old City! A absolute must-see while in J’lem!

My visit to the Israel Museum was a remarkable journey through history, culture, and art. The museum's expansive collection impressed me with its range, covering everything from ancient archaeological finds to modern artworks. The Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls, was an absolute highlight, offering a profound glimpse into the past. What stood out to me was the thoughtfully curated layout of the museum. The thematic arrangement of exhibits made it easy to explore different aspects of Israeli heritage and global artistic achievements. The attention to detail in each display was evident, allowing me to learn and appreciate the significance of each artifact. The outdoor Billy Rose Sculpture Garden was a serene retreat, offering a unique blend of nature and art. I found it to be a perfect place to reflect after my indoor explorations. Additionally, the museum's educational initiatives and engaging workshops showcase their commitment to fostering learning and creativity. The staff's knowledge and passion were evident, as they readily shared insights and answered questions, enhancing my overall experience. The museum's location in Jerusalem, surrounded by the beautiful landscape, added to the charm. Visiting the Israel Museum was not just a visit to a museum; it was an immersive dive into history, culture, and artistry. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious about the world, this museum offers an exceptional and enlightening experience that should not be missed.

This was the most impressive museum we have ever been to! We enjoyed it so much we went twice during our time in Jerusalem! Thinking we were just going to see important Israeli artifacts, we were extremely surprised to see archaeological remains from around the world, painting a picture of the evolution of civilization. There were also Jewish displays of life and art, modern and contemporary art from around the world, and the most amazing outdoor display of a replica of Jerusalem’s Old City during the time of The Second Temple. The biggest treat were The Dead Sea Scrolls, which I did not know much about until seeing this exhibit. Excellent collection!

The Israel Museum in Jerusalem is a great experience to visit. Huge place with a lot of exhibitions. I highly recommend to visit the Shrine of the book where you can find a significant exhibition of The Dead Sea Scrolls and Qumram.

This was a highlight of our trip. It's a huge museum with lots of various exhibits with various themes and overall, it's very well done. It is very big though, and directions to certain exhibits weren't as clear as we'd hope so we did waste some time looking around for things as it's not labeled well. With that said, there's a lot to see and learn about. The must see is the Shrine of the Book where you can see the Dead Sea Scrolls and Qumran. There are a lot of archaeological artifacts all throughout this massive place and so getting here early in the day is advised so you can see as much as you want without having to rush. When we were there, they had replicas of various old synagogues from different corners of the world and it was very interesting. I could ramble on and on about everything there is to do there, but it's forever changing, so when you know you're going to the area, look up what they have showing and head to those exhibits first. Based on the fact that there's so much to take in and exhibits that change often, this is definitely a place you can come to several times. There's a beautiful gift shop at the exit (of course) and I can't really speak to parking much as we took a taxi there and back, but definitely be sure not to miss out on a visit here when you're in Jerusalem.

Must stop if you are in Jerusalem. The artifacts are amazing. Unfortunately you can't take pictures inside the museum itself. There is plenty to see and you can get a sense od Israel's history.

A must go for all visiting Jerusalem. The synagogues from around the world are incredible, the shrine of the book is unique, and the different temporary exhibits are great. This is also a kid friendly museum. It's open on shabbat which is the best, and the cafe with excellent coffee is also open on shabbat, one of the few in Jerusalem. It's not a quick walk there without Public transit, but it is worth it.

Many expositions, occasional activities for children and nice garden. If you are not interested in particular exposition, but want to see all, 3 hours is not enough.

I can't believe I have lived in Israel for 27 years and it took me this long to visit this incredible museum. I felt connected to the powerful history of this important city in a way that I never had before. I needed more time to explore than I realized that I would and I will return soon.

We reached there late, just 1 hour before closing time so was not able to see much thing. The Musuem people asked us to leave by 4 45 itself. I suggest if you are planning go to the Musuem be try to have enough time. Where we went it was looking good and they have maintained it well.

Everything you want to know about Israel's history is in the museum. Dead Sea Scrolls, pottery jars, mosaics, money, ossuary boxes, bones, (including a heel bone with a nail through it - think Crucification). An excellent museum.

Spectacular Museum. Fascinating exhibits. The dead sea scroll exhibit is really interesting.

Disappointed with the amount of fake mosaics and other things in the museum. While the model of the second temple is interesting, it reminds me of the miniatures in Lego Land. But biggest disappointment was with the Dead Sea Scrolls. You can’t take a picture in there despite the fact that what’s there is also a fake (which is politely termed a facsimile). Overall, the amount of fake items completely detracts from the visit.

It's an amazing place! Delved not only in its own but all who inhabited and were near by. There was a great deal to see. If anything - start very early as you can be there all day! Free audio guide and roaming chairs included. Many sights/activities that are kid oriented with a neat 'Under the Ocean' themed area to make them conscious about the planet.

A must for everyone. It is an educational visit. Budget ample time. It isn’t easy. But it’s necessary for Jew and non Jew alike. There are no tickets or admission fees. But they will hand you and entry permit. Take Herzl exit in light rail (end of the line) and either catch a free shuttle or walk down road. 10 min max walk.

Yad Vashem: Will be one of the Most Historical, Beautiful, Educational, Somber and Sorrowful Places You Could EVER Visit. As if Learning about the Holocaust wasn't enough; This Place puts everything you ever learned about the Holocaust into a WHOLE Different Perspective and I couldn't Stop Crying The whole time. I was enveloped with every photograph, every sound, letter, artifact, diary, projections on the walls, music; even others walking around with hands over their mouths to muffle their cries. This place puts your Mind back into another time in World History, where Millions of innocent Lives were Taken. A must visit museum for every person on the planet. The horrible history our not that distant ancestors experienced must not be forgotten and learned in the near and distant future. One of the most incredible museums about the holocaust I've ever been to. So many objects, statements, information, etc. You need to book your visit in advance, due to this museum is sooooo busy, you not going to be able to get access without a previous booking. Only 15 minutes from Jerusalem's city centre it is a great opportunity to see a big collection of one event we hope that it never happens again.

Most beautiful architecture, very user friendly with audio visual recordings. The chronological arrangement and the flow is well thought out. Picturesque views of Jerusalem at the end of the memorial. Would definitely like to visit again, with more tissues of course.

I visited this place with friends, you should prepare yourself very well emotionally and spiritually, it's not like any museum, the way it design is really unique and the narrative meanwhile the diversity of the contents,the way they present in the same time the politics aspects. I hope this place will be more open to accepting people from different perspectives and religions. The location of this place is provocative for some people and neighbors, that's what I heard.

Outstanding. A must see if you come to Israel. The museum has a terrific, modern architecture with plenty of significance. The displays are in chronological order. I thought I knew a lot about the Holocaust and found out I knew very little. The displays are super powerful.

It will never be possible to understand how such evil existed. This place takes you on a journey through time and year after year reveals the events that led to it. This is a rare and humane record of the atrocities that took place, and of the starvation that took place. This is a visit you should not miss. It will definitely make you think about human nature and the things it is capable of doing to other human beings.

Nobody can miss it! There are a lot of real videos, pictures, belongings and statements by survivors. Spare 3 to 4 hours to spend there. The whole experience is just amazing and very touchy. I suggest you leave the children's memorial to the end. I got there by tram + short walk. Quick, easy and cheap. Entrance to the museum is free but you need to book in advance. Map is 12 nis and I suggest you buy it. If you are blessed like me, you will meet a lovely lady who is a survivor and she will explain the map to you.

Absolutely fascinating place. You'll need a booking reservation. This can be completed on arrival, but entry could be delayed. Bags aren't permitted. Free lockers are available downstairs. There is more to the place than you may think. Be sure you have plenty of time. It's definitely worth the time.

What a magnificent place! Stunning ancient Architecture, with amazing history and views terrific gallery of the historic Tower of David throughout the Ages. They sell wonderful and educational timelines of the Area. A lot of walking but we’ll worth it! Views change along with the sun, which means great photo and scenic opportunities.

Amazing museum, sharing the history of Jerusalem through out the years. Also has a very nice laser show displayed durong night over the citadel's walls

Love the new displays, great place to learn about the history of Jerusalem. Don't need a guided tour, plenty of detailed signs and interactive displays. Lots to see and many unique exhibits. AMAZING lookout.

It is not only amazing structure and so much history around it, but it also done in such an interactive and amusing way. The whole tower is made into museum with different rooms. There are even things and games for the kids. Great view from the top. 50 shekels is single adult ticket but is totally worth it for the people who want to get a bit deeper in the history.

We went for the night show. Very beautiful experience. Unfortunately very short. 30 minutes as it was written 45 on the website. In each case a must in jerusalem.

Go HERE! The view is spectacular! This is an absolute must if you're in Jerusalem! You can see the golden tops of the churches that Russia (Putin) restored. You can see how far it is to Jordan and the Dead Sea! You can see across almost the entirety of the Old City!

Good media exhibition presenting history of the old city of Jerusalem and its temple; some nice small scale models reproducing various states of the city. A few nice observation points, especially inwards the city. Other than that not much to see, honestly. Nothing spectacular in scale or restauration. Most walls are not very well kept.

The show was lovely but not many explanations about what you see. You need to know your history before going there. The show is a video and sound illustrating the different events in the history of Jerusalem

Very interesting museum, recently renovated. The history of Jerusalem and of the three religions through new technologies, holograms, projections, interactive exhibits. The view from the Phasael tower is amazing. You need at least 1.5-2 hours to see and understand everything.

An absolutely spectacular light show in an archaeological wonder. The space transforms during the show to tell the history of Jerusalem through lights projected against the walls of the Tower. With pictures and music, the walls come to life. This is a must see!

We went for the evening light show on the history of Jerusalem which was done very well. We did not get a chance to see the rest of the Museum. There was a full house but we were able to get in and out with minimal issues. There was a nice breeze for the evening show.

Great museum in an accessible location. The observation deck is breathtaking. Take an audio guide and press #4 when you get up there. You can easily spend a couple hours there, but can go through much of it in 45 minutes so even if you are short on time, it's definitely worth it. This is a must see on a visit to Jerusalem's old city.

One of the best museums I ever visited. Very well organized, it possesses a good collection and it enlightens a lot about how and why Jerusalem was built. Well worth the visit, took many many photos! Looking forward to visiting again!!!

We came with great expectations and ordered a table about a month ago. Overall the service was professional and welcoming, the atmosphere was live and happy, the products were fresh and wel taken care of, BUT not very tasty and fulfilling for the sole and stomach. Also very noisy to the point that it was impossible to say a word without shouting it for several times. We set at the upper floor and the tables were almost one above each other so it was uncomfortable. we almost shared our table with the one behind us. I expected more than this.

We had the salad with herbs, grapes, croutons and labneh followed by the mackerel, the chicken liver on mashed potatoes and finally the honey cake with toffee and ice cream. Food was very good but the best part was the service. We sat at the bar and were welcomed by two super friendly bartenders who gave us free shots (they were drinking with us too). They also played my song on request. Fun atmosphere.

Superb. The chef's bar table tasting menu - well worth it to watch the high energy team at work. Food was amazing, lovely flavours - in particular the polenta and the paella really stood out

Absolutely delicious! Great vibe and good music too. We had about 7-8 dishes shared for 3 and they were fantastic. Authentic and full of flavor.

The place is packed and had a wonderful atmosphere. The hostess was kind and even accommodated us about 15 minutes earlier than our reservation. Food: Starters were great, really both delecisous and well presented. So highly recommend them as all we ordered was good. Sadly this doesn't follow through to the main courses which were a mess. Fish was extremely salted to a point that all you could taste was saltiness and not the fish. Spicy pasta was oily and greasy. The flavour was heavily overshadowed by oil taste. The brisket was the only main course which was nice. And probably worth a taste. Drinks: Cocktails and the G&T were simply bad. Even when asking to use higher tier of Gin the end result was not great. Service: The service was bad not because the waiters weren't helpful, but simply due to the fact there were like only 3 of them for a whole 2 floors. Which causes long wait times, missed orders and various mischiefs. To their credits the waiters tried their best. I guess we just expected a bit better from what supposed to be the best food in town.

The ingredients were fresh,the staff was very professional. BUT the food was rather mondaine for a top chef restaurant...It was a bit disappointing,I must admit. The best dish we tasted was actually the onion tortellini .The rest were good,but nothing memorable or great. So overall,nice experience, but with low value for money

Good music, some people might find it loud but its part of the atmosphere and concept. The staff are young and great, helpful with good service. The starters were delicious, specially the crispy lettuce. The main courses were very good and the basbussa to die for:)

The food - delicious as expected, other than sirloin steak.. imho it’s on the mediocre side for such an acclaimed restaurant . Drinks - good but not superb. The main problem is extremely loud music but it is the restaurant’s concept. I knew it would be on the loud side but it turned out to be uncomfortable. Got better after couple strong enough cocktails though 😉

This restaurants is suppose to be the best restaurant to visit in Jerusalem. We did a reservation weeks before. When we got the the place they wanted to give us seats at the bar. We ask for a table as the reservations was made and they gave us the worst table on the restaurant. All the way to the back with no view and really tight. Since it was late we had no other option and we stay. Food was not good. The host was not nice. The service inside was better. These kind of restaurants if they want to survive for long time they should take care of their customers.

The meal, service, drinks (Turkish coffee, Jerusalem Mule and tea) were all incredible. Eating on the patio in the cool evening made for a beautiful setting. Our favorite dishes were the roasted cauliflower, bread with dipping sauces, candied pear dessert. We also got the eggplant appetizer and the lamb. Servers were kind, helpful and funny. Lovely date night or group outing.

It is more like 4.4 as rating for me. Food was really good, service and drinks as well. Outside tables are nice but inside is very basic and not so great. Table cloths and furniture inside also needs refreshing. Prices are very high so a bit more attention to details will be good in order from good food to go to a good overall experience place. P.S. There were several pregnant cats around, a sterilization campaign with the respective authorities would be nice.

Disappointing experience. The food was mediocre: repetitive, unexciting, and dated. It feels like the chef did something new decades ago but is now resting on his laurels. Even the wine list was mediocre, even with the quality of Israeli wines that are now available. The prices, however, are those of a cutting edge restaurant in Tel Aviv. The service was good and friendly, and plates came out quickly. However a number of plates felt as though they're been reheated. Desserts were poor. I wouldn't repeat.

The food at Eucalyptus is simply divine and I would not hesitate to recommend it to everyone! The alfresco table seating down the stairs looking towards the park and greenery and flowers covering the buildings is a dream setting. We went for the tasting menu and let me tell you, go hungry as there is a lot of food. We got to taste pretty much every dish on the menu and it was a bonanza of a menu. Delicious Mediterranean dishes, flavourful ceviche, succulent meat and nicely spiced roasted vegetables. The service was impeccable as well and we thoroughly enjoyed our dinner here. Bravo Eucalyptus! We will be back!

Tasty food. Nice atmosphere. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good dinner.

Gorgeous little restaurant just outside the walls of the old city ofJerusalem. If you can, I suggest you to dine outside, on the tables dispatched throughout the stairs. The food is really good, the staff is friendly and the atmosphere fantastic.

I've eaten in restaurants all over the world, but I have to say the food here was the best I have tasted in my entire life and that's not an exaggeration. Delicious combinations of flavours, more than enough to eat in terms of portion sizes, and super staff made the whole experience a life time memory for us. We went for the taster option, so sampled most of the dishes on the menu. This was a great idea as when we return we already know what we will be ordering! I'd give 10 stars if I could! Beautiful surroundings too!

Fabulous restaurant - the food was so delicious. Please get a dish with mushroom - so so deliciously flavored! One thing that could possibly improve is I wish there was gluten free bread but otherwise this restaurant was so amazing!

Everything here was delightful. My significant other has been wanting to come here for a few years, and we finally did. We had the Queen of Sheba tasting menu, which I would highly recommend. I’m a bit less adventurous than he is, so some of my plates my boyfriend ate, but nonetheless, the meal was amazing, and the staff was fantastic.

Fantastic experience having dinner at The Eucaliptus. Very interesting food (historic plates), perfect atmosphere and fantastic attention. You should not miss the place!!! Mónica

A wonderful gastronomic experience!! We dined there twice last week and enjoyed the tasting menu and returned to order separate entrees. Absolutely incredible and delicious!!

Luciana is a dairy Italian restaurant located in Jerusalem. I have been to Luciana several times and have always had a pleasant experience. Their staff is pleasant, their prices are reasonable and they keep it clean. I love the restaurants decor and the food is really good. Their presentation of the dishes is nice and the food is fresh and tasty. They have a variety of cocktails and an excellent wine selection. This time I didn't have a cocktail or dessert so I guess I will have to come back again 😋 *Good idea to make a reservation before going as the restaurant was pretty full. For restaurant reviews and more follow me on Instagram at dining_withdina hope to see you there ❤

Very good and very Italian. It did take a while till they seated us but once seated most of the food came out pretty fast (our reservation for 20 was also with a preordered menu). It is not the very best kosher Italian restaurant I've been to but the food was all decent to very good. It is quite expensive....

It is a bit far from Italian restaurant. Several Italian drinks are missing, cappuccino you can get only in clear glasses, it is not enough just to have pasta and pizza and to be Italian restaurant. Service was good as well as the interior of the place. Food is tasty and good, portions as well are good size. It is nice place to be but it needs a bit more attention to details and ensure better overall experience.

If you don't have a reservation you will likely wait an hour. We were there are around 2pm. Staff was super friendly. We ordered mushroom risotto, Fettuccini, and Margarita pizza. Once we ordered the food was very quick to arrive. The risotto came with a spoonful of parmesan cheese in order for the waiters to serve more clients i guess. The risotto lacked some flavour. I've had better. All else was pretty good. Prices were a little high than Italian I've had in the past but all good. When the bill came I asked about an additional charge. It took about 10 minutes to pay as the waiter had other tables. They advised it was an automatic tip, 34 shekels. This wasn't advertised anywhere and I wondered if it was legit. I paid anyway.

With a very nice ambiance this dairy kosher restaurant offers an Italian menu. We had the business lunch options. There were average with a higher than average price tag. Nothing remarkable, unfortunately.

Delicious food good service really nice sitting outside when the weather is good!! We ordered the fucaccia, tunna tartar, pasta gnocchi. It was all beyond delicious, (pricey but worth it if you font mind putting out a little extra)

Tasty Italian restaurant with cool design. Great location, and quiet.

Very good Italian food in a cool looking restaurant. Surprisingly, even with just one, shared, starter, (focaccia), and one main dish (Cannelloni), I left the restaurant full and satisfied. The lemon pie was great. However, the prices are quite high, and the service was unpleasantly slow, despite the place being far from crowded and busy.

Great location, we had good expectations The restaurant was half empty we ordered breakfast. Service was slow we waited 15 minutes to order and 25 minutes for an omelette that was overcooked lacking salt The leafy greens in the salad weren’t fresh The coffe had a burnt flavor overall disappointing considering the great location. I literally had to go to the counter to get the check because we waited 15 minutes to get it.

Our waitress SHACHAR was amazing. Super friendly. Super nice. Super knowledgeable about the menu. Her recommendations were amazing. She kept checking that we are happy and/or if we need anything. Highly recommended restaurant with super service.

I had the great fortune of doing dinner at Adom with friends last month. Located inside Jerusalem's First Station complex, Adom is full of fun and tasty surprises. They have a great selection of Israeli wines, and all the apps we tried were fantastic. The Spring Salad with fresh greens was so refreshing, and the asparagus with egg was rich and filling. For the main, I had the cheese pasta shells with mushrooms. They were so fantastic! Once I started, it was hard to stop. The flavors were phenomenal. For dessert, the cheesecake and the torte-style salted caramel and chocolate cake were both amazingly delicious. I've had so many cheesecakes in my life that it's hard for any one to stand out, but Adom's will forever stand out for me. I was incredibly happy with our dinner here, and I'd love to come back next time I have a chance to visit Jerusalem!

It is really cool place located at the first train station. It has not a big one but nice menu, very friendly staff and usually great dishes. This time at the bar the guys were a bit forgetting orders, had to be reminded several times for water, drinks and wine, but overall was a good experience and definitely will be back.

This is our third time at Adom restaurant. The first time was really amazing and we declared that the burger should probably go into Israel's top 5! The second time was so disappointing, and we avoided returning for a couple of years. This visit, for us, was an attempt to find the magic again. And actually, we kind of did... The food was very tasty; hamburgers and side dishes were delicious. The service was amazingly attentive and personal (thanks Shachar!). We enjoyed very much our visit, and would probably come back again.

Great atmosphere in the middle of the popular old rail station place. Reservation is required for the peak hours. Very good hamburgers and also the redefine meat veggie burger was excellent. Desserts are good. I suggest to try the non alcoholic sweet and sour cocktail. Waiter was pleasant and fine. Acoustics are good so does not feel noisy.

A non-kosher restaurant located in the renovated Ottoman-era First Train Station. The seasonally changing chef menu is still among the best in town, specializing in seafood and fresh fish, chef’s dishes from Italy and France Mediterranean fusion and a selection of high quality wines. Every dish we ordered was excellent! Standouts to look for include a heavenly gnocchi with porcini and chestnuts; pasta and calamari in curry and apple sauce; seaweed risotto with calamari and split blue crab. In winter, the palate-warming chestnut soup appetizer reappears on the menu and must be tried. After 10pm, when Adom becomes more of a wine bar and pick-up spot, a menu of tapas-style dishes and half-portions becomes available. The bar is excellent, as are desserts.

Beautiful restaurant, great service. Little pricey though. Chicken Cordon Bleu was little mild but had good crispiness. Ceviche was delicious and refreshing. Pasta was little chewy.

Great location, very good service, the food was tasty. 1st course we took the liver pate with jelly and jam and pistachios. For the main course we took chicken breast in a Dijon creamy sauce on cream potatoes.

We unfortunately went on a Tuesday evening when apparently they have a live singer playing a bouzouki & singing, obviously, Greek music. I don't love it, but I wouldn't have minded so much if it weren't so freaking loud that you could hear it all the way in the Mamilla apartments across the street.... I love music, but when you want fine dining, it means being able to hear conversation at your own table! Secondly, we waited a good 10 to 15 minutes for a table even though we had a reservation. Food : not enough salad options in my opinion, at all. Food is good- though of the numerous mezes put out with the main I ordered, very few were truly good and not enough were worthy of being accompanied by the good frena bread... My main dish was very good (grilled fish) but was presented /plated looking very lonely on a bare plate with only 2 mini grilled peppers. Service was very attentive & pleasant. Desserts were delicious & generous. Overpriced, but since it's a hotel restaurant (Mamilla Hotel) I suppose they feel justified. I don't feel the same! Overall : ⭐⭐⭐

Beautiful ambience and decor, food was excellent, service was very poor: waited 20 minutes for server to take our order, neglected to bring water to the table, then waited half hour to receive water when reminded. Could have been a bad night, host mentioned that 2 staff didn't show up, and comped us with complementary dessert when told about poor service.

Amazing food, great ambiance! Service was great,friendly staff. Would 100% visit again! I ordered the catch of the day, and it was incredible!!!!

My wife & I ate here for dinner in early Aug. Staff, food, and service, are very good. Especially Hillel, whose recommendations and explanations were very helpful. Tzipora, also did a great job. Would definitely come back.

Beautiful location. Food was good. Ate on Passover, they had great and tasty variety of food. Fish Musaka was amazing. We didn't like a dish and got reimbursed. They had a problem with taking out a dish on time and they did above and beyond to make us happy.

Really nice restaurant We ordered the salmon sashimi. And the fish and chips. I enjoyed both very much The salmon sashimi was delicious but u need to either like sashimi (raw fish) Or be willing to try something new. And the fish and chips were really good, crispy just the way i like it. The service was good Its in a great location and sitting outside was soo nice. If u want a good table make sure to make a reservation before. (Especially at dinner time) I would definitely recommend this place. The reason i gave 4 and bot 5 stars is because i like seeing on the menu what the dish looks like. And their menus did not show.

Been here many times love everything about this restaurant. Yummy and always fresh. Noa was our waiter and her happy jolly personality was great truly had a great time . Def will be back many times.