Alma Restaurant is a small, intimate restaurant downtown, offering a warm and welcoming Israeli experience. The cuisine is half Israeli/ Arab and half international with light modern touches. The restaurant offers a rich bar, cocktails and a Jerusalem wine menu composed of bottles from local wineries.
The atmosphere is mild and you can sit for hours without getting the uncomfortable sensation of wanting out. Among the recommended dishes are the sinie eggplant, a roasted baladi eggplant stuffed with spiced lamb meat and served on tehina; the fish falafel, fried and served on home-baked laffa-bread with sour tehina; the beef kebabs served on a masabacha of white beans and tehina; and the slow-cooked veal in root vegetables and local spices. Alma manages to overcome the limitations that come with being kosher, and offers a wide variety of good value courses made very well.
