Best 7 Hummus restaurants in Jerusalem

This place is famous. So much so that other spots around the country have copied the name in attempts to cash in on its fame.

Featured in international publications, its decor is nonexistent.

A small spot in a central location, it serves hummus, falafel, salads, Fuul (fava beans), Kebabs, Bread, and Drink.

The service is quick and the hummus is made fresh daily according to a family recipe.

You may have to ask for a menu if not offered to explore the other food options that they carry.

Service can be mediocre, though the food makes up for it.

Pinati boasts a full menu including a variety of soup, rice and spaghetti dishes.

They also serve a well-received schnitzel and moussaka.

It is open for lunch and dinner and gets rave reviews for the service and all menu items.

Large portions, fast, friendly service, and generous portions make this a crowd-pleaser.

Located in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City, many tour groups frequent this popular spot.

Never fear, there is an upstairs area and you can also order your food.

Alternatively, you can just visit before or after lunch time. Order at the counter.

You can add pine nuts, and choose from toppings such as Masabacha, spices, pickles or beans.

The pita bread is fresh and excellent.

Highly rated on review sites, it uniquely offers cauliflower hummus in addition to the traditional style.

The atmosphere is fast paced with a very busy vibe.

Order your favorite dish at the bar and specify if you do not want olive oil on top of your hummus.

More of a local spot with a “greasy spoon” vibe, this place has yet to be discovered en masse by tour groups.

This hummus restaurant receives really good feedback and is located near the Jaffa Gate.

There is Free wifi in the restaurant and it is open from 8 am to 11 pm.

This Jerusalem Hummus restaurant is your early morning or late night spot for those hunger pangs.

This family-owned Hummus restaurant in Jerusalem is located in the Machne Yehuda market.

There, you will meet the parents and the nine children variously working in this Iraqi restaurant.

Open for brunch and lunch, there are a wide variety of dishes.

Some of them even include kosher meat spot beyond hummus.

The Beef sofrito, Kima and oxtail soup are also excellent dishes.

Try this unique spot!