Valero Square is a public plaza defined by its proximity to the entrance of the Mahane Yehuda Market and the nearby light rail station. The square carries the name of the Valero family, a prominent Sephardic banking dynasty that settled in…
Mahane Yehuda After Dark
See the bustling daytime produce stalls of Jerusalem's famous market shut down and morph into a high-energy nightlife scene of shutter art, craft beer, and historic alleyway bars.
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1. Valero Square
2. Casino de Paris
The Casino de Paris sits near the corner of a courtyard in the Mahane Yehuda market, distinguished by an original stone staircase that climbs toward its roof. Built about one hundred years ago, the structure has cycled through a variety of…
3. Mahane Yehuda Street
Mahane Yehuda Street is one of the two main arteries of the city’s largest marketplace, known widely as The Shuk. You can identify this open-air portion of the market by its bustling, uncovered path, where vendors display their goods…
4. The Iraqi Market
The Iraqi Market is a covered enclave tucked within the Mahane Yehuda market grid. You can pick it out by its distinct sense of slow-cooked time, where the ambient noise of the larger marketplace fades against the quiet simmering of…
5. HaEgoz Street
HaEgoz Street is a narrow, winding pathway set within the heart of Nachlaot, a district built starting in the late nineteenth century to house families moving out from the crowded Old City of Jerusalem. The street is lined with traditional…
6. BeerBazaar Jerusalem
BeerBazaar is a craft beer bar nestled within the bustling Mahane Yehuda market at number three Etz Chaim Street. Its presence in the market is defined by a selection of over one hundred locally produced Israeli craft beers, which guests…