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Barood is a restaurant, located at חצר פיינגולד, דרך יפו 31, ירושלים, Israel. They can be contacted via phone at +972 2-625-9081, visit their website www.rol.co.il for more detailed information.

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חצר פיינגולד, דרך יפו 31, ירושלים
Added by Jopie, at 18 November 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
  • Tuesday 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
  • Wednesday 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
  • Thursday 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
  • Friday 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
  • Saturday 12:30 PM – 1:00 AM
  • Sunday Closed

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15 Reviews

  • Adir Darmon
    25 March 2018

    Very cozy atmosphere, grest food with a home touch, friendly prices and staff . Go there!

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  • James Robidoux
    27 February 2018

    I often travel to Israel and would spend a week in Jerusalem. Barood was my go to spot at least three or four nights a week when I was there. The food is great. The service is great. The owner makes it personal and even once made a point of making my favorite soup before I left to go home. It is highly recommended.

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  • Natalia Ignatenko
    20 February 2018

    Great service, but quite expensive for the food that you get. All was tasty, but you can get better in the Market areas. Open on Shabbat!

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  • Roland Swan
    06 January 2018

    Lovely food, atmosphere, and service. Will be sure to return when I come back to Jerusalem. We had 4 plates, and some local beer. All excellent.

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  • Evgg Tygnenkoe
    02 November 2017

    Tasty and not expensive. Good music- jazz - sometimes live.

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  • Nezar Aburas
    07 October 2017

    Cousy and well cultured place. I recommend visiting on Fridays, since the area is unusually quiet at that day.

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  • Alex L.
    27 August 2017

    8.26.17 - located in the courtyard of a building off of Yafo Street. It's a cute spot with fresh food. We ordered the kras because it had just come out of the oven.

    The service is not bad, but slightly slow. It's a little pricey, but it's open on Shabbat. They accept credit card and it seems popular with tourists and locals.

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  • Ben Mo
    15 July 2017

    A gem! Great drinks, food, and staff.

    We ordered two drinks, the Bombay Bomber was very well balanced, refreshing, and had nice notes of cucumber.

    The food was amazing, we had the cheese cracker/cookies with picked peppers on top. We also tried their the beef rump which had been sliced thinly like prosciutto, and was semi-picked, like corned beef. The result was a delicate texture and subtle flavor, complimented by the bagel, arugula, and mustard served alongside.

    If you're in the area, highly recommend stopping by for some of their more eclectic appetizers and the solid drinks.

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  • Sharon Stoudt
    25 May 2017

    Had a memorable meal on either a Fri or Sat night (when most restaurants were closed for Shabbat). The labenah was absolutely delish, and the meatballs in plum & wine sauce were simple AMAZING. A real find!!!

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  • Dirk-Jan Kruitbosch
    27 April 2017

    Cozy and nice place - limited choice of food, but really excellent quality! And fresh Guinness with it what else you need :-)

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  • Ori Ungar
    13 April 2017

    Great food, super nice service. 5 stars !!!

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  • Alessandro Moncada
    18 March 2017

    Very good food for vegetarians too, but too expensive, excellent service, good beer, lovely atmosphere

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  • Edo G
    14 March 2017

    Great time and great food! Daniela is an excellent host , was very nice to talk and drink with her!

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  • Joseph Condé
    05 January 2017

    Although this place is not kosher, it holds a special place for a Jerusalem cuisine that has its roots in Spanish, Greek, and Arab blends. The 🍷 wine selection, ambiance, decor, and friendly service are more than enough to put this place on the must visit places in Jerusalem.

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  • Allison Fellner
    25 November 2016

    Charming, cozy place hidden away up the stairs in a bar area. Atmosphere is quiet, casual and jazzy, food is delicious and owner/staff are friendly. As tourists craving more meat and potatoes selections, we were so pleased to enjoy dinner here.

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