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Mazkeka

The guide was updated: 2024-08-19

An alternative event venue, Mazkeka is best known for its concerts, which feature avant-garde music proposals, a great sound system and an eclectic mix of genres. The place is a lively cultural centre and lab, also focusing on performing arts, film and new media; it hosts famous personalities as well as emerging artists. Frequented by hip people, it also serves nice drinks, excellent pizza and typical brunch dishes.

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Address: Shoshan Street 3, Jerusalem
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 10am–2am, Sat 6pm–2am, Sun closed
Website: mazkeka.com
Phone: +972 2 582 2090
Email: info@mazkeka.com

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Yellow Submarine

Yellow Submarine

This concert venue boasts a rich offer of live music in different genres, and has been a favourite in Jerusalem for almost 30 years. Head to their performance stage and bar to discover Israeli and international artists — the complete list of events is available on their website.

Jerusalem Cinémathèque

Jerusalem Cinémathèque

Located in an atmospheric setting on Hebron Hill, this historical cinema was opened by a couple of movie enthusiasts in the 1970s. Today it has a hugely varied program of night screenings: classics, art film from all over the world, commercial works, and rare finds from the owners' archives. The Cinémathèque also hosts several film festivals.

Glen Whisk(e)y bar

Glen Whisk(e)y bar

Listing hundreds of whiskey options (literally), this well-loved bar is a few steps away from Jaffa Gate. It also offers good burgers, and a careful selection of craft beers. The ambience is vibrant, and prices are fair. Try Arrack, an Israeli anise spirit with a heavy liquorice taste.

Beer Bazaar

Beer Bazaar

One of the best beer places in Jerusalem, Beer Bazaar is located in the Mahane Yehuda market. It offers a wide menu of more than 100 locally produced craft beers, which has earned it many great reviews — especially for the IPAs. Expect the place to be crowded, mostly on Thursdays.

Mazkeka

Mazkeka

An alternative event venue, Mazkeka is best known for its concerts, which feature avant-garde music proposals, a great sound system and an eclectic mix of genres. The place is a lively cultural centre and lab, also focusing on performing arts, film and new media; it hosts famous personalities as well as emerging artists. Frequented by hip people, it also serves nice drinks, excellent pizza and typical brunch dishes.

Gatsby Cocktail Room

Gatsby Cocktail Room

As suggested by the name, this bar oozes retro glamour, with a sophisticated decor inspired by speakeasy bars of the Prohibition era. Cocktails are as cool and stylish as the interiors, and their food is much appreciated. Not far from the Old City, Gatsby is tucked away in an ordinary street, but it's worth the trip.

The Sira Pub

The Sira Pub

An institution in Jerusalem, Sira is a carefree (if somewhat chaotic) student bar offering good beer and a crowded dance floor. DJs play electronic music as well as jazz and funk, keeping up a cool eclectic mix.

Cactus9

Cactus9

A chill place to dance to electronic music and dubstep and sip on cocktails, this disco bar has a cosmopolitan, underground atmosphere and hosts DJs every night. The staff is friendly and relaxed, prices affordable, and crowds made up primarily of hipsters and students. Cactus9 is mostly frequented by locals, but newcomers are heartily welcomed.

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