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Falafel in Jerusalem – $2 Dollar/ 2 Minute Challenge

March 5, 2019 by eeturner 2 Comments

Taste and see the ancient city of Jerusalem without breaking your budget. Is it possible to eat lunch in the Old City for just $2 USD?

 

There are a plethora wonderful things to explore and eat in the city of Jerusalem. It’s so full of history and culture, that no matter what time of year you visit, you’ll be sure to have a spectacular experience.

But truth be told, Jerusalem can be a quite expensive city to visit and live in. When you’re a tourist, you may be welcomed into a restaurant only to find that your lunch costs a lot more than you were expecting (I speak from experience, lol!).

In the heart of the Old City, you’ll find the Holy sites and the colorful markets in each quarter of the city. So finding a place to eat in the Old city ensures that you can continue to explore without lunch throwing you off course.

The falafel place that I went to in this video is just through Damascus gate, right before you reach the fork in the road. You can tell that this is a place that locals and tourists alike visit, which in my opinion, is a very good sign.

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Check out the video for my review and discover if it really is possible to eat lunch in Jerusalem for $2 USD.

See ya next time!

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  1. chalkandcheesetravels

    March 5, 2019 at 1:40 pm

    Nice one

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    • eewinkler

      March 12, 2019 at 10:44 pm

      @chalkandcheesetravels thank you!

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