Fresh improved menu with great options, still lead with wine list for profetionals:) Good to know there is a restaurant like Adom here around. Ariel.

wow! we had such a nice evening yesterday at the Adom! rich menu from french kitchen offers fishes, sea foods, beef and more intresting one of black pasta catched my eyes and it was great, 3 colors creme brulee was so different and especially successful ! It was pleasure! thank u!

We ate here twice and loved it. The gnocchi with chestnuts and porcini mushrooms was a particular hit (twice), as was the risotto with seaweed and crab. There is a wide variety of starters, many of which feature delicious raw fish and an extensive wine list with monthly themes. Service is as slick as the decor and bearing in mind... More

What a fantastic place to eat. You really must book a table the first time the lovely lady at the front desk had to say no to us and she was upset! She remembered us the next day bless her! We sat at the bar which is always great. I always think it is more fun! Burger (med rare.... And... More

a great location in Jerusalem- the renewed train station, we sat outside last night and it was collldddd!!!! but- they helped heat the area and when the food started coming out - it was a feast. really special dishes. we were 8 adults and everybody enjoyed the food. not cheap... but our great waitress named Shai served us well. recommended.

Twice I ate in Adom. The first time was one of my favorite dining experiences, ever. The second time, there was a problem with my entree. The server scooped the dish right up and took it off the bill. Exactly how this should have been handled. Amazing ambience and great food and service. Love it.

The new Adom at the Old Train Station is great. Beautiful building,great decor.Amazing service and grea food.The best wine list I have seen anywhere for a long time. Adom is one of Jerusalem finest restaurants together with Machne Yehuda and Mona Don't miss it

In spite of the bubbly served to us to try and placate us, we were terribly disappointed in this restaurant. The management is arrogant. Our server didn't speack English well and as a result couldn't really explain the menu items. The food lacked any flavor and was served soggy, so not very appetizing. We don't recommend this rstaurant!

In the new cultural and entertainment complex, which was built upon the foundations of the old historic Jerusalem train station, (Not far from the Jerusalem theater, and near the hotel area), we had a very nice dinner in the "Adom" a Jerusalem bistro, with French/Italian touch. The food was an excellent, courteous service, fast & smiling, accompanied by delicious Italian... More