Ricotta is a wonderful kosher mehadrin Italian restaurant located in the hi-tech park of Har Hotzvim in Jerusalem. I hadn’t heard about the restaurant previously, but the discovery was worthwhile.
They have a menu which provides a wide variety of options for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Images with the various options from the menu appear below.
Ricotta’s entrance in Har Hotzvim
Burgers Bar in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem is a fast food restaurant with decent hamburgers, very good service and pleasant indoor and outdoor seating. It is kosher mehadrin, supervised by the badatz of Rav Machpud.
Burgers Bar entrance on Beit HaDfus St.
Tommy’s restaurant offers hamburgers, grilled meats and salads and it’s kosher mehadrin under Rabbi Machpud’s top-notch supervision. You have to wait a bit to get your order during the busy hours, but the food is quite good considering it’s a fast food restaurant.
Entrance to Tommy’s on Keren Hakayemet St.
BBQ Meat & Grill is a nice place to eat shawarma or other meat dishes if you plan to be in the Old City of Jerusalem. It is located right on the main route to the Kotel through the Jewish Quarter and it’s kosher mehadrin under the supervision of Rabbi Avraham Rubin.
BBQ Meat & Grill’s Entrance on Hamekubalim St. in the Old City
Hello Yemen is one of the best shawarma restaurants in Jerusalem, and it is kosher mehadrin under Rav Machpud’s Yore Deah supervision.
Reviewing a shawarma restaurant is more challenging than a standard sit down restaurant. It’s unusual to find any ambiance at fast food restaurants and so it’s less experiential, but we all have those times where we’re either looking to pay less for a meal or don’t have time for a regular restaurant or sometimes we just crave some simple “ethnic” food.
Shawarma plate with salad and french fries
Piccolino is the go-to place for superb Italian cuisine, enjoyable ambiance and excellent service in Jerusalem – and it’s kosher mehadrin.
Piping hot lasagne
Piccolino is located in downtown Jerusalem in the Nechalat Shiva neighborhood, not far from Zion Square. It wasn’t always located there though. Previously it was known as Ticho House, a venerable and delightful restaurant which was located in a charming courtyard setting belonging to the Ticho House museum on Rav Kook St., not far from its present location.
The Lechem Basar restaurant in Jerusalem is a very nice steakhouse located in the old Jerusalem train station known as “The First Station” (HaTachana HaRishona in Hebrew). Lechem Basar is supervised by Rav Machpud’s kosher mehadrin supervision, considered to be one of the top-notch kosher certifications.
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Inviting atmosphere at the Meat and Eat steakhouse in Jerusalem
If you’re looking for a mehadrin meat restaurant in Jerusalem with a large selection of dishes, excellent food and reasonable prices, then Mifgash Ha’esh is a great choice.
Tortilla stuffed with chinese stir-fry or ground beef
Sushi Rechavia in Har Hotzvim, Jerusalem is a really worthwhile kosher (mehadrin) sushi restaurant where excellent food and reasonable prices come together in one place. See my review, as well as photos, restaurant contact info and directions below.
The restaurant is under the kosher mehadrin supervision of the Jerusalem Rabbinate and the Chatam Sofer (Petach Tikva).
Sushi platter for special occasions
Caffit is a really wonderful kosher dairy restaurant located in downtown Jerusalem. It offers delicious food and what really makes it charming is the variety of seating options both indoors and outdoors.
Fettuccine with mushroom sauce
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