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Mamilla Rooftop

  • CuisineModern Israeli / Mediterranean
  • CategoryRestaurant
  • VibeUpscale, hushed, sunset-view rooftop
  • Rating★ 4.4
  • Price$$$$

Mamilla Rooftop is a kosher rooftop restaurant on the top floor of the Mamilla Hotel at 11 King Solomon Street in West Jerusalem, Israel, with views toward the Old City walls and the Tower of David. The location, at the edge of the Mamilla district between the modern city and Jaffa Gate, makes it one of the best-positioned dining rooms in Jerusalem for sunset.

A rooftop restaurant on the Mamilla Hotel's top floor with views of the Old City walls and the Tower of David. It suits sunset dinners.

Mamilla Rooftop is a kosher rooftop restaurant on the top floor of the Mamilla Hotel at 11 King Solomon Street in West Jerusalem, Israel, with views toward the Old City walls and the Tower of David. The location, at the edge of the Mamilla district between the modern city and Jaffa Gate, makes it one of the best-positioned dining rooms in Jerusalem for sunset. The cooking is modern Israeli with Mediterranean influences, and the menu leans on fresh market fish, lamb chops and a selection of Mediterranean mezze for sharing. The restaurant is a hotel venue and the highest-priced in this listing ($$$$), so it is best suited to special occasions or a splurge meal. The dining room and terrace are elegant, with a polished, hushed hotel atmosphere compared with the market restaurants, and dress is smart casual to smart; noise levels are low to moderate. The beverage programme typically includes Israeli and international wines, cocktails and spirits, which suit a sunset aperitif. The rating is around 4.4. Reserving early is wise for sunset tables, which are the most sought after, and window or terrace seats should be requested when booking. It serves lunch and dinner daily except Shabbat evening, following kosher rules, and exact hours can change with the season and the hotel's schedule. The Mamilla promenade, the shopping street connecting Jaffa Gate and the city centre, is a short walk, making the restaurant easy to combine with a visit to the Old City's western gate. Evening visitors can finish with a stroll through the illuminated walls area.

Practical information for Mamilla Rooftop · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$$
Hours Daily for lunch and dinner except Shabbat evening; kosher
Reservations Reserve early for sunset tables
Address Mamilla Hotel, 11 King Solomon Street, Jerusalem

Signature dishes

  • Fresh market fish
  • Lamb chops
  • Mediterranean mezze

Good to know

Known for
Rooftop views

Location

Mamilla Hotel, 11 King Solomon Street, Jerusalem

31.7794, 35.2229 View on map

Highlights

  • Rooftop views of the Old City walls and Tower of David
  • Fresh market fish and lamb chops
  • Mediterranean mezze for sharing
  • Sunset dining
  • Hotel setting beside Mamilla promenade

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve early for sunset tables and ask for a terrace seat.
  • Lunch is generally cheaper and quieter than dinner.
  • Shared mezze is a lighter way to sample the menu.
  • The venue is kosher and closed Shabbat evening.
  • Dress smart casual; the setting is upscale.

When to visit

Sunset is the standout time, especially in spring and autumn. Dinner is the main draw for the view.

Accessibility

As a hotel venue reached by lift, the restaurant generally offers easier access than street-level Old City venues. Confirm wheelchair access when booking.

Frequently asked questions

What is the view from the restaurant?

The rooftop overlooks the Old City walls and the Tower of David.

Is it kosher?

Yes, and it does not open on Shabbat evening.

When should a table be booked?

Sunset tables fill early, so book as far ahead as possible, particularly in spring and autumn.