Old Jerusalem

Manhattan, United States

1.5

2 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 212-268-0796
Website:
oldjerusalem.us
Address:
498 9th Ave, Manhattan, NY, 10018
b/t 37th St & 38th St
Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miW 42 St / 9 Av
0.2 miW 42 St / 8 Av
0.2 miW 24 St / 8 Av
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Takes Reservations
No
Delivery
Yes
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes

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Local time (Manhattan) 21:01 Thursday, 28 November 2024

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2 reviews of Old Jerusalem

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Place rating: 1
Manhattan, NY
The place went down hill… stopped giving me my deal… and look what happened… went out of business… hopefully somewhere else will open up there to give me my daily intake of babganoush!
Place rating: 2
San Francisco, CA
I ordered a shawarma wrap and a baklava for delivery. It took about an hour or so to be delivered.
By the time it got to my office I was starving and didn’t care if it was good or not, I just needed to eat.
The shawarma wrap was burrito sized, which is good, but the flavor was nothing special. I’ve had way better shawarmas in my life, in smaller towns.
The baklava left me completely perplexed. It was more of a peanut butter cookie than the usual baklava’s that I’ve had (and trust me I’ve had a lot). It was good, but just not a baklava for me. Maybe in old Jerusalem they loved their peanut butter.