Jerusalem Kosher News

1 Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan 5770
Motzei Shabbos, October 17, 2009

The following is an updated report on the status of eateries in and around Jerusalem’s Central Bus Station. I did not have time to speak with mashgichim, so I decided to at least provide readers with an updated list of eateries with a legitimate mehadrin hechsher.

I hope to contact the mashgichim in the not-too-distant future blei neder and then I will pass whatever I learn on to you, the JKN readers. For now, view this as a photo essay providing names of eateries and their mehadrin hechsher.

I begin with Shar Ha’ir Building and ends with Massov Burger, on Jaffa Street. The area past Massov I consider the Center 1 jurisdiction, and therefore not listed in this report.

If you rely on a particular hechsher and wish to eat in a place, but have questions, the number of the person to call appears on the kashrut certificates of each store, visible on the photos on the website, so you can do so as well.

Outside view of Abadi dairy cafe, 3rd floor of building (Shar Ha'ir Building)

Abadi Cafe Badatz Agudat Yisrael certificate (Shar Ha'ir Building)

   

Massov Burger - 218 Jaffa Street

Massov J.R. Mehadrin

Melech Pargiot J.R. Mehadrin

Melech Pargiot - 218 Jaffa Street

HaBira Pizza - 222 Jaffa Street

HaBira Pizza - J.R. Mehadrin

Omlet – J.R. Mehadrin (I cannot find my photo of kashrut sign)

Inside the Jerusalem Central Bus Station – I must add a warning here, that a number of stores, including the Burgers Bar in the bus station say “mehadrin” on the store sign but do not have a mehadrin kashrut certificate.

I must add that there are also stores exhibiting unauthorized mehadrin signs. They are not included in this photo essay

Neeman Cafe - main floor

Neeman Cafe J.R. Mehadrin

Juice Land - 1st floor

 

 

Corus Cafe - middle floor

Corus - J.R. Mehadrin

Breakfast - food court

Breakfast J.R. Mehadrin

Holy Bagel (food court)

Holy Bagel - J.R. Mehadrin

Home Pizza (food court)

Home Pizza - J.R. Mehadrin