Nahlaot

The original shop of the Nitzat HaDuvdevan organic and health-food chain, on Agripas Street at Mahane Yehuda market, selling organic groceries, supplements and natural cosmetics.

An Iraqi restaurant in the Iraqi market section of Mahane Yehuda, known for stews cooked in pots each morning. Kosher listings disagree on its supervision, so check before visiting.

A kosher meat restaurant in Mahane Yehuda market serving gourmet street food with American, Mexican and Asian influences, including burgers, burritos and Reuben sandwiches.

A kosher meat chef restaurant on Agripas Street by the market, serving Kurdish and Mediterranean dishes such as Kurdish ravioli. Its menu is printed in Hebrew and English.

A non-kosher chef restaurant beside Mahane Yehuda market with a changing menu built on ingredients from the market. It is led by chef Assaf Granit.

The Mahane Yehuda shop of the Basher boutique cheese chain, selling imported and Israeli cheeses and deli items. The chain delivers to most of the country.

A fish shop in Mahane Yehuda market with about 40 years in business. It delivers free in Jerusalem and nearby on orders over 300 NIS, and its website has an English option.

A branch of the family deli that began as a pickle cart in Mahane Yehuda in 1967. It sells cooked food, salads, pickles, cheeses, smoked fish and wine, and caters events.

A Jerusalem maker of custom-designed kitchens with a showroom on Abba Eban Street; the website is in Hebrew only.

Local agency on Bezalel Street with homes for sale in Nachlaot, the city centre and other parts of Jerusalem.

Sales, rentals and property management from a Jerusalem main office, with a branch in Efrat; works with new olim.

A menswear importer and shop for suits, including groom suits.

A cobbler on Agripas Street for shoe repairs.

A cobbler on Agripas Street for shoe repairs.

A guided culinary walk through the alleys of Mahane Yehuda, Jerusalem's central food market, led by a chef who mixes the market's history with tastings at its most distinctive stalls. Run by Smart Tour, which also operates the city's bike and EZ-Raider tours.

Israel's largest rose park, opposite the Knesset and below the Supreme Court, with some 15,000 rose bushes in more than 400 varieties, many of them gifts from other countries, plus lawns, a pond and a waterfall.

Children's clinic at the Feuerstein Institute on Narkis Street, working with children, teenagers and young adults who face learning barriers. The multi-lingual team includes psychologists, speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and teachers trained in the Feuerstein method, and the clinic offers assessments, one-to-one and group learning sessions, and parent counselling.

Self-service laundromat with a drop-off laundry service on Bezalel Street, on the edge of Nachlaot.

Yeshiva in Nachlaot for English-speaking students from abroad, mostly for a year after high school. Chabad; the learning is Chassidic. Dates, costs and admissions are on its own site.

Yeshiva in Nachlaot with a program for English speakers. Who it is for: Post-high-school young men. Dates, costs and admissions are on its own site.