Kinor Bakikar

Kosher chef restaurant. Levantine fringe cuisine, which has carved out its banner of working with only local ingredients and is located inside the Jerusalem Theater. Fringe offers a selection of dishes from the sea and the land, and alongside the rich menu, a unique cocktail and alcohol menu is offered.

At Ima Restaurant, we prepare Jerusalem-style cuisine, meticulously preserving culinary traditions that have all but vanished. For over four decades, Ima has been cooking authentic food using fresh, high-quality ingredients, based on recipes passed down through generations from Iraqi, Kurdish, and Jerusalemite cultures. Our offerings range from a variety of kubbeh—each handmade on-site—and hearty stews to meats roasted over charcoal and served alongside fresh, flavorful salads.

In 1998 I, Chef Marcus Gershkovitz opened Angelica. The goal: was to create a culinary experience that overcomes the challenges of the kosher kitchen and provides atmosphere, food, and wine of a standard to satisfy our customers to the highest degree. We initially opened the restaurant on Shatz St. which provided the inspiration for its name. Angelica is known as the “lost” daughter of Boris Shatz, founder of the Bezalel Art School. Angelica was an artist who was highly talented, vibrant, and complex and provided the expression and inspiration behind our restaurant's concept. The same expression stayed with us as we moved to Washington St. and continues to define our culinary experience to this day. We look forward to hosting you!