You can't miss this place if you are a market lover. Mix up with locals in a morning and find here some of the best ingredients. Fruits , vegetables , tea , spices, meat and many others!

Lively place & pretty cool place just to hang out. It's super crowded in the evenings but if you want to experience that market rush & local vibe, it's perfect. Craft beer at Beer Bazaar as well .

Rich variety of all sorts of food proudly representing the regional cuisine +a set of lively food corners. Oh and don't miss the unique handmade pottery shop led by a cooperative of brilliant artists

The perfect place to be when you wanna feel the life of a city ! Full of colours and scents, best market in Jerusalem. When the market shops close, a nightlife starts with very nice bars !

On the evenings this lively Market transform itself as another Jerusalemic nightlife center, with bars , restaurants and live music . Try to be there on Thursday night to mix up with the locals!

Great open market with many new bars , coffee shops & restaurants . Check the Iraqi food at the Iraqui section or Manou Bashuk Lebanese Restaurant . Get almond juice . or Healing Juices from Uziel

Mahane Yedua is often times referred to as “The Shuk” because it is an outdoor marketplace in Jerusalem. This is a great place to pick up unique spices and dried fruit ; our passengers love it!

Try Fresh produce in the market , or some of the Ethnic Restaurants , like; Iraqui, Lebanese , Middle Eastern etc. Delicious Halva & Cheeses or just strol along the market and watch the colorful crowd.

Popular with locals and tourists alike, the market 's more than 250 vendors sell fresh fruits and vegetables ; baked goods ; fish , meat and cheeses ; nuts , seeds, and spices; wines and liquors ; & more...

Looking for the pasta place, or fish n chips ? How about a Lebanese or restaurant ? I made an updateable map of EVERY stand in Machane Yehuda market . Check it out at www.fjisrael.com/machane-yehuda-map/

Go on a Friday (before 2pm) to watch the market come alive as locals hurry to complete their shopping before Sabbath. The market gets so busy it is a great experience! There are so many people!

dont waste money jn restaurants , come here to get best food for minimum price!) don't miss to get fresh pomegranate juice and tahini ! best tahini in whole universe

This market is way much better than Carmel market in Tel Aviv. The vendors are much nicer, the market is cleaner, the prices are friendlier. Lots of choice and lots of great spots to eat there.

If you come here and are hungry, for God's sake try something other than falafel ! Try Kubeh (Iraqi) at Ima Kubeh Bar or at Rachmo. Try Hatchipouri (Georgian) at Hatchipouri. Be bold and daring!

The best sweets, treats and savories that you'll find in all the land. Amazing. Gets ridiculously crowded on Fridays before Shabbat !

Be sure to check out the secret Iraqi Shuk in the alleyways off the outdoor shuk - the opposite direction of the indoor. Try to join the backgammon games and be prepared for strong Turkish coffee !

The market is a must see in Jerusalem. I had an amazing falafel with pita . The price was good as well :)

It has everything you need: food, drinks, dance and cool atmosphere. Try tuna in Fish’en Chips

So many wonderful hints going on all around you. Fresh fruit , veggies , meat, fish , snacks , restaurants , bars , and more. So many sights and sounds.

I must have visited the kubeh restaruant "Ima" in here five or six times, it became my favorite food. The food is fresh and reasonable and they serve local beer . ~Chloe, Ben Gurion University

Went there for lunch on a Friday and it was way too crowded with everyone preparing for Shabbat . It’s nice to experience that, but I preferred coming back on a Sunday. Mostly a food/snack market

Probably the best market in Israel . The Iraqi market is sometimes cheaper but you should always compare before buying. Quality of products varies.

Go there at night! You will find inside some very nice bars and street food places

thursday or friday is the best time to be there when everyone is shopping for shabbat . the frsh baked pastries , fresh produce are incredible!

Greatest market in the world. Check out the night life after dark when the shops are closed.

The best market (of this type) i ‘ve ever been. Dont miss this out

Great new Cafe 's and restaurants ! Aspecially Café Mizrachi- the first café in the market and Uzi -Eli the citron - rejuvenating master!

Being a tourist , that's something not to be missed. Great place for food and drinks!

Pasta Basta has reasonably priced food that is amazing quality, and the atmosphere is hip and fun! ~Ariella, Midreshet Rachel v'Chaya

For 99 NIS, get the Shuk Bites tickets (http://www.machne.co.il/en/category/the-machane-yehuda-shuk-bites-ticket) to get a taste of highlights from the market .

There is a shop that sells the best tehina in Jerusalem in the market , right across from the Halva King. ~Sivan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

All the free Wifi hotspots are near Agripas. Aroma has free wifi , there's a free hotspot by PastaBasta/Fish and Chips/Yemenite Healer, Topolino has a free hotspot and in between Topolino and Aroma the

Nice places to eat scattered all around the market . A must see.

Halvah King! You can sample before you purchase. Favorites... Belgium chocolate , Coffee , and Almond .

Come back right before Shabbat starts and the vendors will discount everything. Careful, it's a free for all.

Sweets, bakeries , fruits , coffee : A must see & eat in Israel

The bread here is the best in the world, but you have to go buy it early because it is still hot! ~Mayra, Lej Leja

Best market in Israel ! So many delicatessen and it has its unique character.

Definitely one of my favorite places in Israel. When strawberries are in season they are amazing.

Get the best fresh olives there! Go down the main covered entrance, about the 3rd left alley, 1st stand on the right. Get the best nuts/dried fruit - the main open aisle, called Moreno (yellow sign)

See Uzieli, the Yemenite healer man. Enter open shuk from Agripas street and make the first right into an alley. Walk to the end of the alley and there you will find a stall that sells healing juices .

For lunch , go to azura restaurant , near the iraqi shuk ! And ofc, eat azura!

Good place to grab some local snacks and try local beers

Check out Marzipan for sweets and the Roasters coffee shop

Amazing selection of food. The quality is outstanding.

Drink some cold almonds while you enjoy the best market in the world.

#tourism : this place is crazy on Friday and before a holiday. Shop early or go for the chaos!

Be sure to look for David Abitbol (@Jewlicious) - he knows every nook and cranny of the shuk (and he's always here)!

The closer to closing, the cheaper you can haggle! ~Rachel, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

A place to be when you go to Israël.