Bardak

Pizza Bar

✡ Rabbanut Yerushalayim

Location: Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel

Organizer: Bardak

About

Pizza, drinks, and so much more! Enjoy our modern designed setting!

Activities & entertainment

Monday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm
Tuesday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm
Wednesday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm
Thursday 11"¯am"“12"¯am
Friday 11"¯am"“3"¯pm
Saturday 7"¯pm"“12"¯am
Sunday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm

Location

Address: Keren HaYesod St 38, Jerusalem, Israel

Contact

Organizer: Bardak
Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Phone: +9721599599779

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About this listing

Located on the bustling Keren HaYesod Street, Bardak stands as a contemporary pizza bar in the heart of Jerusalem. This establishment has become a local staple for those seeking a relaxed yet modern atmosphere paired with high-quality dairy cuisine. By blending the casual nature of a pizzeria with the social energy of a bar, it caters to a diverse crowd of residents, students, and tourists alike.

The concept revolves around artisanal pizza-making and a curated selection of drinks, offering a departure from traditional fast-food pizza outlets. The interior design reflects a modern aesthetic, designed to provide a comfortable backdrop for evening social gatherings or a quick midday meal. Under the supervision of Rabbanut Yerushalayim, it ensures that visitors can enjoy their meal within the standards of local kashrut guidelines.

About the area

The restaurant is situated in the Talbiya neighborhood, one of Jerusalem's most upscale and architecturally significant areas. Talbiya is known for its proximity to the Great Synagogue and the Hazvi Yisrael Synagogue, serving as a central hub for the city's religious and cultural life. The location on Keren HaYesod Street places it right on the seam between the German Colony (Rehavia) and the city center, ensuring high visibility and easy accessibility.

Travelers will find the location particularly convenient due to its placement on a major artery for public transportation. Numerous bus lines stop within steps of the entrance, connecting the restaurant to the Central Bus Station and the Western Wall. The surrounding streets are characterized by Jerusalem stone buildings and proximity to some of the city's most established residential communities, providing a peaceful yet central urban setting.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Positioned on Keren HaYesod, the restaurant serves as a gateway to several of Jerusalem's most iconic districts. Within a five-minute walk, visitors can reach Liberty Bell Park (Gan HaPa'amon), a popular recreational spot for families and joggers. The nearby First Station (HaTachana HaRishona) complex offers a blend of culture and commerce, though visitors should note that the pizza bar remains a dedicated kosher choice in the vicinity.

For those interested in the historical and spiritual heart of the city, the walk toward the Old City via the Jaffa Gate is straightforward from this location. The neighborhood of Yemin Moshe, famous for the Montefiore Windmill and its quiet, stone-paved alleys, is also just a short distance away. This makes the area particularly convenient for tourists who want to combine a meal with a walking tour of Jerusalem's early modern neighborhoods beyond the walls.

Cultural enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Jerusalem Theater and the President’s Residence (Beit HaNassi). Several high-profile hotels, such as the Inbal and the Dan Panorama, are located within a two-block radius, making this a reliable dining option for international guests staying in the Talbiya or German Colony sectors.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a vibrant, social environment where the focus is on creative culinary toppings and a welcoming bar scene. The menu features a range of pizzas that often draw inspiration from local flavors and neighborhoods, alongside a selection of salads and appetizers. As a milky (dairy) establishment, the kitchen utilizes various cheeses and fresh produce to craft its signature pies.

The seating arrangement is designed to accommodate different group sizes, from individuals looking for a spot at the bar to larger families or groups of friends. Because it is a pizza bar, the lighting and music contribute to a modern, slightly more energetic vibe compared to a standard cafe. Service includes both dine-in and take-away options, catering to those who wish to grab a quick meal on their way to nearby landmarks or back to their accommodation.

Regular operating hours include Sunday openings, which is a significant convenience for travelers planning their itinerary around the Israeli work week. Guests should expect a casual dress code and a friendly, unpretentious staff dedicated to the Jerusalem hospitality experience.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kosher certification for Bardak?

This establishment is under the kosher supervision of Rabbanut Yerushalayim.

Is the menu meat or dairy?

The menu focuses on dairy (Milkhig) cuisine, featuring a wide variety of pizzas and alcoholic beverages.

Does Bardak offer takeout options?

Yes, take-away services are available for those who prefer to enjoy their meal elsewhere.

Where exactly is the pizza bar located?

The restaurant is located at Keren HaYesod St 38, in the Talbiya neighborhood of Jerusalem.

Is the restaurant open on Sundays?

Yes, the establishment is open on Sundays, providing a consistent dining option at the start of the week.