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Pizza & other familiar Italian dishes served in a spacious outpost with an industrial vibe.
4 94582, Rabbi Akiva St, Jerusalem, Israel
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Saar
Appetizer beef recommended.

pizza is extra large by default just in case you aim to finish your plate.

pizza lacks meat since cheese does not go with meat.
Isaac Wootton
Tasty Italian cuisine at affordable prices. The atmosphere is a good, but can get crowded in peak hours. In a party of eight our food came out in about fifteen minutes. Sadly there are very limited vegan options.
ItsMiranda
Great food AWFUL service. It took 12 minutes before someone took drink order. Lemonade was very fresh! Pizza came out 15 minutes before my pasta so my husband ate his food alone and I ate my pasta alone…Seafood pasta was really good! The pasta noddles itself was just okay but the seafood was fresh. My husband got the margarita pizza and it was great! Dessert was decent but over priced for as simple as it was.
Kenneth Khoo
Fusion style between Mediterranean and Italian. Food is quite standard, and so are the portion. Service are okay but the area is quite small between tables.
Judá Zaballos
Great place to eat, it gets packed so be ready to be early or call for reservation.

Ate the Beef and cheese sandwich, big plate (almost couldn’t finish it)

Foccacias are also of good size.

Place is really nice and with good instrumental music.

Open in Friday evening.
Mana5280
Had dinner twice while In Jerusalem. My daughter loved her pizza, and I think the salad was the best Israeli salad I’ve ever had. Highly recommend
Ariel Shalev
We called ahead and booked a seat and when we arrived there were over thirty people outside - all booked ahead. Over half an hour passed and we still weren't seated until we just have up.
What a waste of an evening!
Updated:
We gave this place another try a year later. This time it was almost empty. Unfortunately the wait staff barely knew Hebrew. We ordered the steak (which was good), and the Arais (which was not good). The Arais was too greasy and the pita bread was over done, dry and burned.
The fries were decent though!
David and Hannah Lee
A friend of ours said this her favourite place to eat in Israel. I was saying to myself, "Ya, sure", with a healthy dose of doubt. I was pleasantly surprised as the potions are generous and the taste is actually quite good. We did not have to wait for a long time even though we are a party of eighteen and was ordering multiple dishes. The prices are also reasonable given the portions served. I could honestly say, "It is worth just coming here to give the place a try and tel me how you like it."

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