Safe Zone in Jerusalem

Meat

Kosher

Burgers

Kids menu

Israeli

Mediterranean

Vegetarian option

Safe Zone

The Modern restaurant at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem offers contemporary, creative Jerusalem cuisine with a personal statement. The modern dishes are based on the old Jerusalem cuisine that grew outside the walls. Warm flavors of longing for distant lands. We disassembled and reassembled the recipes, thus creating a modern cuisine that has local flavors. Selected ingredients, depending on the seasons

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Satya was opened in 2014 by chef Ilan Grossi ("Chakra" and "Shanti"), After a year, Hilik Sharabi ("The Workshop") and Eran Avishi (M.F.A. Department of Photography at Bezalel) joined. Together we created a happy Jerusalem kitchen with love for food and hospitality. Every day we create a special menu alongside a seasonal and rich menu that includes dishes based on fish, seafood and meat alongside vegetarian and vegan dishes. We buy our wines from Israeli wineries only. The varied Israeli wine menu has been specially adapted to the restaurant's dishes in addition to the refreshing cocktail menu. Our wide and beautiful balcony overlooks Keren Hayesod Street and the windmill in Mishkanim Sha'anim. The restaurant has a wide, spacious bar and intimate and pleasant seating.

You are invited to Menza's business menu, which awaits you Sunday through Thursday between 12:00-16:00, during which you will receive a starter for the price of a main course of your choice.

Fine dining

Meet for a date

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Mona Restaurant is located in the Artists’ House in the city center, a beautiful building constructed at the end of the 19th century that served as the first building of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Crafts, founded by Boris Schatz. At Mona you’ll find an excellent Mediterranean menu that combines European elements in an exceptional way. The restaurant offers meticulous, seasonal cuisine along with wonderful wines and quality alcohol, while providing service aimed at exceeding guests’ expectations. In the building’s beautiful stone courtyard, Mona’s wine bar — Nagid 12 — opened in 2024. It offers a diverse and accessible wine list from around the world, alongside small, precise dishes with a uniquely Jerusalem atmosphere.

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The Deja Bu is a Jerusalemite restaurant bar. the central location and the special people create a pleasant pastoral atmosphere. Whether you want a cold beer or a great cocktail with a snack or whether you want a modern-local dinner in the heart of the city, this is the place for you .Good music in the background and an addictive Jerusalemite vibes, guarantee you an exciting experience.

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Station 9 is an Asian restaurant that blends Far Eastern street-food flavors with a modern kitchen. The restaurant is located at the First Station in Jerusalem and is designed in a Tel Aviv–Berlin style. In addition to the familiar Japanese cuisine, the menu offers a different approach, drawing inspiration from Thailand, Vietnam, and China through its special dishes.

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