Kalo

Dairy and fish restaurant in Jerusalem under Tzohar

✡ Tzohar

Location: Jerusalem, Jerusalem District

Organizer: Kalo

About

Kalo is a kosher restaurant serving Dairy & Fish food in Jerusalem, under Tzohar supervision.

Features:

Dine-in
Takeout
Delivery
Outdoor seating
Good for children
Wheelchair accessible
Serves coffee
Serves dessert
Serves cocktails

Price level: Mid-range

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM

Location

Address: Beit Lehem Rd 31, Jerusalem, 93553, Israel

Tags

Food services

Contact

Organizer: Kalo
Location: Jerusalem
Phone: +972-2-6736365
Website: https://www.kalocafe.co.il/

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About this listing

Located on the historic Beit Lehem Road in Jerusalem, Kalo offers a refined catering specialized in dairy and fish cuisine. Situated in the heart of one of the city's most charming neighborhoods, this establishment serves as a gathering point for locals and visitors seeking a quality meal in a relaxed urban setting.

The restaurant maintains a kashrut certification under Tzohar, ensuring that the preparation of all dairy and fish dishes adheres to specific standards. With its blend of indoor and outdoor seating, the venue caters to a variety of dining preferences, from quick morning coffee stops to leisurely evening dinners featuring cocktails and desserts.

Whether you are looking for a family-friendly environment or a professional spot for a business meeting, the atmosphere is designed to be welcoming and accessible. The establishment serves as an essential fixture in the southern Jerusalem dining scene, providing consistent service and a diverse menu tailored to the kosher-observant public.

About the area

Kalo is situated at 31 Beit Lehem Road, a street that acts as a bridge between the historic Baka neighborhood and the developing southern districts of Jerusalem. This area is characterized by its stone-built houses, lush greenery, and a distinct community feel that balances old-world Jerusalem charm with modern amenities.

Being located on this particular stretch of Beit Lehem Road places the restaurant near several major points of interest. It is a short walk from the German Colony (Moshava Germanit), an area famous for its 19th-century Templer architecture and vibrant pedestrian life. The neighborhood is frequented by a diverse Jewish community, including many English-speaking olim and long-time Jerusalemites.

Transportation to this part of the city is convenient, with several bus lines serving the Baka and Talpiot corridors. For those exploring the city by foot, the restaurant provides a convenient recharging point between visits to the northern historic sites and the southern residential areas.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The southern end of Beit Lehem Road sits at a crossroads of Jerusalem culture. A short distance away is the First Station (Tahana Rishona), a historic rail complex reimagined as an open-air cultural and culinary hub that many locals visit for evening walks or weekend atmosphere. The Emek Refaim street, the main artery of the German Colony, is also within walking distance, featuring historic architecture and boutique shopping.

Cultural landmarks such as the Menachem Begin Heritage Center and the Jerusalem Casbah are easily accessible from this location. For those interested in heritage and nature, the Sherover Promenade provides panoramic views of the Old City and the Judean Desert, serving as a popular spot for both tourists and Jerusalem residents seeking a quiet outdoor space.

Several well-known synagogues serve the Baka and Talpiot communities nearby, including Nitzanim and Shir Hadash, which are central to the vibrant Anglo and local Jewish life in the area. The neighborhood's parks, such as Park HaMesila (the Train Track Park), offer a scenic walking and cycling path that connects the southern neighborhoods to the center of the city.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a diverse menu that highlights both contemporary and traditional dairy flavors. The fish dishes are a staple of the menu, prepared with fresh ingredients often sourced from local markets. As a mid-range establishment, the focus is on providing a high-quality culinary experience without the formality of ultra-fine dining.

The service style is versatile, accommodating those who wish to sit and stay for a full meal as well as those looking for efficient takeout or delivery options. For those dining in, the availability of cocktails and professional coffee service makes it a suitable venue for both social gatherings and quiet afternoons.

Families will find the environment particularly accommodating, as the restaurant is noted for being good for children and fully wheelchair accessible. On warmer days, the outdoor seating provides a pleasant way to experience the Jerusalem breeze while enjoying a meal or dessert in the open air.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of kosher certification does the restaurant have?

The restaurant operates under the kashrut supervision of Tzohar, a well-known national rabbinic organization in Israel.

Are there vegetarian or fish options available?

Yes, the menu focuses on dairy and fish dishes, and they also offer various pareve options for diners.

Do they offer delivery or takeout?

The establishment offers dine-in service, professional takeout, and local food delivery for those in the Jerusalem area.

What is the typical price range at this location?

The restaurant is categorized as mid-range, offering a quality dining experience at a moderate price point.

Is the restaurant accessible for families and wheelchair users?

The venue is wheelchair accessible, family-friendly, and offers outdoor seating options for guests.