Just under the Jerusalem Theatre, Talbiye is a cozy neighborhood restaurant and wine bar specializing in French--Israeli cuisine. The soundtrack of classical music during the day and jazz at night, as well as the rustic-chic decor, provide a sophisticated atmosphere for a solid clientele of politicians, judges, and Jerusalemite intelligentsia. Don't miss the moules frites (mussels served with french fries) or the sea bream cooked in white wine, and finish off the rich meal with a baba au rhum, a small bundt cake doused in sweet rum.

Talbiye offers hungry diners a feast for the senses away from the bustling downtown area. Located along the southern edge of the Talbiya neighbourhood underneath the Jerusalem Theatre, this restaurant offers an exciting European-inspired menu with dishes that are almost unseen in other eateries around the city. For example, there are oysters, zaatar-coated calamari, blue crab, beef bourguignon, and black lentil risotto, to name a few.

Set apart in a delightful neighborhood, away from the frantic tourist-heavy scenes, Talbiye is complimented by its equally far-from-touristy array of interesting visitors. Designed to apply the perfect seasoning to your evening, the food is creative and the prices are fair. While only two types of draft beer are on the menu, the wine list is far from boring.

If you’d like to escape the hustle and bustle of downtown for a quiet breakfast, Talbiye (a branch of the world renowned Machneyuda Group) serves up lavish breakfast spreads in the quiet, picturesque neighborhood of Talbiye, just a short drive from the city center right next to the Islamic Art Museum. Depending on the season, you can choose between the cozy Viennese cafe-style interior or outdoor seating in the morning sun. Not surprisingly for a restaurant of its caliber, Talbiye’s breakfast dishes are varied, inspired by European cuisine, but always with a personal touch and hint of the Middle East.

A Bistro with a European-French flavor located in the center of the Talbiye neighborhood and below the Jerusalem Theater. Here, you’ll find a menu that constantly changes depending on the supply of raw materials and the mood of the chef, who offers breakfast, lunch, and, dinner in a variety of styles, all with high quality and remarkable attention to detail. Talbiye offers a great mix of cultures, on the one hand, it offers a breakfast based on Eija in chestnut bread with cream cheese, and on the other, Eggs Benedict on brioche with bacon.

Talbiye is owned by the MachneYuda group by founder and chef Assaf Granit, who also operates the well-known MachneYuda restaurant located in the Jerusalem Shuk. Located right under the Jerusalem Theatre, Talbiye is a small space with limited indoor and outdoor seating, decorated as an antique French bistro. The restaurant’s menu combines influences from France with a Jerusalem flair, creating unique dishes such as za’atar calamari or black lentil risotto.

This iconic Jerusalem pub is a lively hub, bringing together people of all ages in a unique fusion of generations. Sira is the perfect spot to meet a friend for a beer, especially during winter when it offers a cozy escape from Jerusalem’s colder temperatures. With walls lined in Jerusalem stone and occasional live performances, it’s a true staple of the city’s nightlife.

Talbiye- Set apart in a delightful neighborhood, away from the frantic tourist-heavy scenes, Talbiye is complimented by its equally far-from-touristy array of interesting visitors. Designed to enrich your evening, the food is creative and the prices are fair. While only two types of draft beer are on the menu, the wine list is far from boring.

Talbiye Wine Bar serves food from a morning and an evening menu. It is a popular breakfast spot on the weekends and turns into a great place to grab a drink or eat at night. The French-style Talbiye Wine Bar is located under the Jerusalem Theater on Chopin Street.

Talbiye is a bistro-style restaurant with a nice setting for an intimate dinner or Saturday lunch with friends. There are several tables outside, and it is a particularly popular venue for the weekend. Talbiye, 5 Chopin Street, 02 581 1927

This is one of the best restaurants in Jerusalem outside the city center. You will find it in the Talbiya neighborhood, under Jerusalem Theater. It’s perfect if you want to get away from the tourist track.