Rossini's

We found this place while walking and looking for a place to eat decent food during our visit in Jerusalem. This is a family own and operated a gem restaurant . One of the best, they cook everything in house fresh including the pizza and delicious BEST Apple Strudel you can find in Jerusalem . I will definitely go back on my next visit to Jerusalem. I can’t remember the names, but we were served by Mr. Ghassan, he was so friendly and kind to us . Price range is very reasonable and affordable.

A hidden gem in Jerusalem. The chef is brilliant! The seafood is fresh and marinated very well and you can taste each and individual seafood in the pasta. Maria is amazing. I’m a fan.

My son has chosen this place, because he is a fan of italian kitchen. It does not matter where in the world we are, he always finds an italian restaurant 😀. This place is cozy, you can sit inside and also 2 tables are outside. It was an evrning, so finally not so hot! We had Greek salad and Cesar salad, both very well prepared. Comparing to Moslim quarter, here are restaurants more like we know from Europe. We will probably come back, in case time allows us.

Incredible flavors! We were one of two couples in the restaurant and they had soft jazz/instrumental playing along with a Christmas tree and lights. Perfect way to end a long day. The Jerusalem salad was quite large (easily for two people) and the chicken breast and beef stroganoff was INCREDIBLE! Maybe I just haven’t had flavors like this for a while having lived in the region over a year, but this was quality cooking!

Super delicious! Good service and tasty food. Lasagna, Chicken Cordon Bleu, and Greek Salad were very flavor. I will definitely recommend and eat here again when in Jerusalem.

THIS PLACE HAS BEEN CLOSED SINCE COVID. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME!🤯 Edit to Owners: Please update Google Maps (and the shop owners nearby). We walked over a mile to get to your restaurant last Shabbat as Google Maps said “Rossini’s” was open. There was no “Rossini’s” and the shopkeepers nearby said the restaurant had been closed since Covid. All very confusing!

The cordon Bleu was good but the lasagne a disappointment, serves wine (not kosher). Prices are reasonable for this part of Jerusalem.

I wish to eat here. The chef’s dishes look really unique, complex, and yummy. 🍝