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Reviews on Seafood food in Dead Sea Region, Israel. Follow the mineral-rich muddy footprints of Herod, Solomon and Cleopatra to the legendary Dead Sea and resorts developed round its adjacent hot springs. This famed health destination, at the world's lowest dry point, is known for helping with rheumatic and skin problems.
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8. The Culinary Workshop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 409 reviews
Reviewed By Betina
We chose this restaurant because of the good reviews. The restaurant was very crowded, very noisy, we had to ask the waitress several times to lower the music volume. The seating is not really comfortable, meaning that for the price we paid, I would expect more.We were a large group so we did order quite a large part of the menu. As to the food, some members of our group liked their food and some were truly disappointed. Therefore my review is written with mixed feelings. Maybe one should not come over the weekend? I personally ate in better restaurants in Jerusalem for less.
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7. Menza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 569 reviews
Reviewed By WallyHolland
The restaurant claims to execute âContemporary cookingâ but I cannot find that back in the menu. Carpaccio, sea brass etc are all cooked and served in the traditional way; no contemporary at all.Anyway, we came here after a Jewish holiday and consequently they ran out of a lot wine choices which was a pity.The food quality and presentation was okay, but we did not consider it as excellent or very good thus therefore the rating as ânormalâ. The family considered it as âokay bistro foodâ.
6. Dolphin Yam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 813 reviews
Reviewed By syrius83
Very briefly, we arrived, we had to wait and we saw people arriving later without reservation passing in front of us. When complained about it, instead of giving us the last table wrongly assigned they made us wait again and propose to give a table for two when we were three. What the meaning of a person dedicated to handle the waiting list if then you canât do that properly? Fortunately itâs full of other good restaurants in the area able to manage their customers.Hello, and thank you for your review.Your critisism will be passed on to our waiting staff, and we will make all neccesary arrangments for this kind of thing to never happen again.We would very much like to invite you to try us again. plaese contact us via E-mail if you wish to have a better experience from us.
5. FishenChips
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By The_kosher_traveler
This is the real thing, authentic battered deep fried fish and freshly made chips. They will even give you vinegar if you request it (alas not the malt kind, but you can't have everything).Now if only they had mushy peas...
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4. Satya Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 504 reviews
The new restaurant by Ilan Garusi (Former owner and head chef of Chakra Restaurant) Combining mediterranean food with fresh market cuisine, fish, seafood, meat and vegetarian. Using fresh ingredients as olive oil and local herbs, with grill and oven. An o
Reviewed By DruryS
The positive reviews do not lie. I donât need to add anything. The dishes I ordered were all amazing. The chef is so creative. The best fritto misto I ever have; hands down! If I could leave six stars, I would.
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3. Shanty
Overall Ratings
4 based on 267 reviews
Shanty, a Jerusalem staple since 1992. We continue to serve delicious fresh food with a friendly, homey atmosphere
Reviewed By RATSOMATIC
This restaurant was located next to our accommodation and in an area of almost exclusively kosher eateries, this one suited my OH who fancied some seafood. Our server was friendly and very apologetic when they got a request wrong but soon sorted it out. The food was tasty and well cooked.
2. Happy Fish Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1218 reviews
HAPPY FISH is a Mediterranean inspired fish restaurant located in the heart of Mamilla Avenue. The stairs nestled within the shops leads to a beautiful terrace overlooking the magnificent Jerusalem landscape and the Mamilla Avenue. The restaurant provides
Reviewed By fabiok253
When visiting Jerusalem, should the night catch you on an empty stomach do not hesitate to go eat to the Happy fish. Far from being a seafood only restaurant you'll be surprised by the variety of its menu and the delicious side dishes you'll be served before you even order. The service is good and they make an effort to deliver the best service possible in a country where the concept of service is "different". The seafood is absolutely fantastic. Dear HappyFish Guest,It is wonderful to learn of your excellent HappyFish experience!Our team thrives on being there to make great moments happen, and will appreciate hosting more magical evenings, with delightful pleasures of the table, and with you as our guests!Sincerely,The Mamilla Hotel Management.
1. Primitivo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By 99kun
A cozy place with kind and friendly service. Music too loud at times which challenges a contionous family / group dinning conversation. Special and tasty food and overal reasonable prices. Within a walking distance from city Center.
