When you think of Jerusalem, you might picture ancient landmarks and spirituality, but there’s another side to this city that comes alive—even on Shabbat. While some areas quiet down, others buzz with energy, offering exciting nightlife and dining options. Here’s your guide to some of the best places open during Shabbat:
Emek Refaim: A Culinary Hotspot
In the German Colony, Emek Refaim Street is alive with cafes and restaurants on Shabbat. Try Caffit for a hearty meal or indulge in ice cream at Crema. This street is perfect for a relaxed evening out.
The First Station: Food and Fun
The First Station is a hub of activity during Shabbat. Dine at Adom, enjoy cocktails at HaTachana Bar, and soak in live music and the lively atmosphere.
Downtown Jerusalem: Nightlife Central
Downtown areas like Ben Yehuda and Shlomtzion Hamalka remain vibrant. Visit Sira for its artsy vibe and live music or BeerBazaar to sample Israeli craft beers.
Experience the Best of Both Worlds
Jerusalem blends tradition with modernity. Shabbat doesn’t mean the city sleeps—it’s a time to explore its dynamic nightlife and diverse dining. By joining our program, you’ll see firsthand that Jerusalem is more than a historic city; it’s a vibrant place to live and explore.
Ready to experience it for yourself? Let’s make Jerusalem your home away from home.
