Centre-ville

A Shufersal Sheli neighbourhood supermarket on Agron Street in the city centre, a short walk from Rechavia and Mamilla.

Soup bar on Ben Yehuda Street serving vegetarian soups and kubbeh soups. The chain's website shows a Badatz Beit Yosef certificate.

Branch of the Burgers Bar chain at the bottom of Ben Yehuda Street, by Zion Square. The chain's branch list gives its kashrut as Badatz Yoreh De'ah (Rav Machpud).

A dairy café and patisserie on Shlomzion HaMalka Street in the city centre. It briefly moved to Tzohar supervision and returned to the Jerusalem Rabbinate in 2023.

The Mamilla Mall branch of Café Rimon, a Jerusalem café chain founded in 1953, open here since 2008. It is a dairy restaurant and does not take advance bookings or groups.

A casual hummus restaurant on King George Street serving hummus and falafel, where diners may share tables.

The meat restaurant on the roof of the Mamilla Hotel, serving contemporary Israeli cuisine with views over the Old City. Reservations are through Ontopo.

A dairy café-restaurant in a courtyard building in Nachalat Shiva, named after S.Y. Agnon's novel, with shelves of books and regular literary events. Its shakshuka is often mentioned in reviews.

A wine shop in Nahalat Shiva, open since the early 1980s, selling kosher and imported wines, cheese, chocolate and gift packages. It ships wine abroad and has an English website.

A city-centre branch of the Fox Home chain on Jaffa Road, selling bedding, towels, kitchenware and home decor.

A Fox Home branch on Mamilla Avenue selling bedding, towels, kitchenware and home decor.

A Kravitz office and school supplies store on the Ben Yehuda pedestrian mall.

A central hardware shop on Shlomzion HaMalka Street for repair and maintenance supplies and key cutting, which also sells heaters, fans and other heating and cooling appliances.

The Jerusalem showroom of ARAN Cucine, selling Italian-made kitchens in modern, rustic and luxury styles, with free consultation by appointment.

A Bug electronics store on Ben Yehuda Street selling smartphones, computers and gadgets.

A branch of the Ivory computers and mobile chain at the corner of King George and HaHistadrut streets.

A city-centre branch of the KSP computer and electronics chain on King George Street.

Jerusalem main branch of the national chain; each agent covers set areas, from Rechavia and Talbiyeh to Arnona, Baka and Ramot.

Sales and rentals of high-end flats in Rechavia, Talbiyeh, Mamilla, the German Colony, Baka, Old Katamon and Arnona.

Long- and short-term rentals, sales and property management across Jerusalem; staff are local residents who speak English.

Small agency selling homes in Rechavia, Talbiyeh, the German Colony, Baka, Old Katamon, Arnona and the city centre; staff speak English and French.

A seamstress for all kinds of clothing repairs and alterations.

A tailor for clothing alterations and repairs, including suits.

Women's hats, head scarves and head coverings.

A modest women's clothing chain: skirts, dresses and tops. Another branch at 14 Malchei Yisrael St.

Women's leather shoes imported from Italy and Turkey, plus Israeli-made shoes.

Orthopaedic shoes and insoles for foot problems.

A comfort-shoe store near Zion Square selling Teva Naot, Birkenstock, Ecco and Rockport.

A store of the Israeli shoe chain Shoofra: men's and women's shoes.

The Israeli comfort-shoe brand's shoes and sandals; also in Malha and Hadar malls.

A city-centre salon near King George Street focused on colour and hair design, with an English website.

A Hillel Street salon for women, men and children, with bridal styling, straightening, extensions and wig care.

A traditional barbershop off Ben Yehuda for men's and children's haircuts, beard trims and razor shaves, with online booking.

A salon at King David and Moshe Hess streets that sells and designs natural-hair wigs and extensions, alongside cuts and colour.

A courtyard wig shop on Strauss Street for custom, blended, synthetic and medical wigs, with styling and wash-and-set.

A multimedia museum in the city centre telling the story of non-Jews who supported the Jewish return to Zion, through a sequence of hologram and projection halls. It is seen only on a guided tour, which must be booked in advance.

A museum of Jewish musical instruments in Nahalat Shiva, laid out as seven spaces for seven diaspora cultures, with instruments you can hear and play and a VR element. Visits are done either with a live guide or with a tablet guide.

A socio-political contemporary art museum in a bullet-scarred building that stood on the 1948–1967 dividing line between the two halves of Jerusalem, mounting exhibitions on conflict, identity and coexistence. The roof looks out across the old seam.

The nineteenth-century house off HaRav Kook St where the artist Anna Ticho lived and worked, now a downtown branch of the Israel Museum showing her Jerusalem landscape drawings alongside her husband's Judaica collection and visiting exhibitions. It reopened in 2025 after a year of conservation work.

A motion-seat cinema in Mamilla running a 3,000-year journey through Jerusalem's history, narrated by the late Chaim Topol, in a hall of moving seats and 360-degree screens. A second show travels inside the human body, and the venue also runs a guided VR tour of Poland.

Guided rides on EZ-Raider electric off-road scooters around Jerusalem's valleys and promenades, setting out from Washington St, beside the YMCA and the King David Hotel. The company replaced its Segway fleet with EZ-Raiders in 2022 and also runs bike and culinary tours.

A small park below Jaffa Gate whose centrepiece is a computer-controlled fountain of 256 water jets and 1,800 light fittings that runs free sound-and-light shows several times a day. Children play in the jets between shows.

A paint-your-own-ceramics studio on HaNevi'im Street where children and adults decorate mugs, plates and Judaica that the studio then glazes and fires. Its website said it was closed for renovation until 22 September.

Children's and baby clothing.

Paediatric dental practice of Prof. Ari Kupietzky, DMD, MSc, who trained in Israel and the USA. Listed areas of work include dentistry for children, teens and young adults, dentistry for children with special needs, dental trauma, early-phase orthodontics and Invisalign, and sports dentistry. The clinic is on the ground floor and described as wheelchair accessible; the website is in English.

City-centre branch of MaccabiDent, the dental clinic network of Maccabi Healthcare Services, on Agripas Street near Mahane Yehuda. The network lists oral rehabilitation, orthodontics, periodontics, endodontics, paediatric dentistry, preventive care and implants. Appointments are booked in advance through Maccabi.

English-language mental health counselling centre on HaNevi'im Street, set up by Amudim Israel together with Yeshiva University's Wurzweiler School of Social Work. A multi-disciplinary team of clinicians sees adult English speakers including gap-year students, new olim, lone soldiers and local residents, and the centre also runs training workshops and continuing education for clinicians.

Sports centre inside the 1930s YMCA building opposite the King David Hotel, open seven days a week including Shabbat. Facilities include a ten-lane indoor heated lap pool, a jacuzzi, separate men's and women's dry saunas, a two-storey fitness room, a regulation basketball court, studios running over 50 classes a week, a health cafe and a sports shop. A Janglo listing states the pool runs at least three separate-gender sessions a day alongside aquacise, lessons and a swim team.

A Super-Pharm on King George Street in the city centre.

A Super-Pharm on King Solomon Street by Mamilla, a short walk from Jaffa Gate, open until midnight on Saturday night.

A large Super-Pharm at Zion Square, open until midnight Sunday to Thursday and on Saturday night.

Cleaning and floor-polishing company with a Jerusalem office on Agripas Street and teams working around the country. Services include cleaning of new and post-renovation apartments, general home cleaning, stairwell cleaning, window, carpet and sofa cleaning, flood water extraction, and polishing of terrazzo, marble, granite porcelain and other floors. Hebrew-language website.

A dry cleaner and laundry by Davidka Square: dry cleaning, ironing and laundry with same-day home delivery.

Self-service laundromat on lower Agripas Street, a short walk from Ben Yehuda and King George. Listed as open around the clock Sunday to Thursday.

A family-run laundry and dry cleaner on Strauss Street since 1940: dry cleaning, laundry, tallit and suit cleaning, with free pickup and delivery.

Super-Pharm's eyewear shop at the bottom of Ben Yehuda Street, with an in-store eye exam room.

An independent optometry boutique run by a Canadian-born optometrist: eye exams for adults and children, glasses, contact lenses, vision therapy and dry-eye care.

A city-centre branch of the Opticana chain for eye exams, repairs and corneal mapping; the chain has Clalit and Meuhedet arrangements.

A phone and computer shop with a repair lab on Shamai Street that fixes iPhones, Samsung phones, iPads and game consoles.

A phone shop on Pines Street selling kosher phones approved by the rabbinical committee, filtered smartphones and accessories.

A STaM shop founded in 1982 that sells tefillin, mezuzot and megillot and checks and repairs tefillin and mezuzot.

An English-language Jewish bookshop founded in 1991, selling Judaica and Torah books in English and Hebrew and hosting talks and book signings.

Women's seminary in the City Centre (in the Lifshitz College building) with a program for English speakers. Who it is for: Describes itself as an Israel gap-year seminary program for post-high-school Modern Orthodox Jewish women. Dates, costs and admissions are on its own site.