Bar Mitzvah by the Western Wall
Welcome to the Old City of Jerusalem, the most meaningful place to celebrate your child’s bar mitzvah.
Kulinariyum offers the perfect blend of the Jewish Quarter’s ancient heritage with a modern, memorable, and delicious celebration that your guests will never forget.
We invite you to step into a biblical world and give your child a bar mitzvah celebration near the Western Wall that carries deep tradition and a unique Jerusalem atmosphere.
So what do we have here?
The Most Beautiful View in Jerusalem
5-minute walk from the Western Wall
A High-Level Culinary Experience
A Unique Biblical Royal Concept












Want a bar mitzvah everyone will talk about?
Our Three Options for a Bar Mitzvah by the Western Wall
Dairy Brunch in the Jewish Quarter
Kulinariyum specializes in dairy brunches and breakfasts in the Hall of the Patriarchs. This hall is perfectly suited for a bar mitzvah brunch in Jerusalem with a warm atmosphere and a stunning view.
Special fish dishes, excellent pastas, sandwiches, quiches, salads, and a variety of breads and cheeses create a fresh and flavorful bar mitzvah meal.
A full barista station offers high quality coffee throughout the event.
Mehadrin Kosher, Badatz Agudat Yisrael
Minimum 25 people
225 ILS per person
Meat Chef's Meal
Chefs Ilan Turgeman and Moti Ohana prepare a meat based bar mitzvah feast near the Western Wall that guests always remember.
Unique meat and fish dishes, seasonal stews, and fresh salads are served alongside our house wine.
The meal takes place in the Hall of Kings with a royal setting that faces the Mount of Olives and the Temple Mount.
The menu can be customized according to your needs.
Mehadrin Kosher, Badatz Yoreh Deah Mahfud
Minimum 25 people
325 ILS per person
The Full Biblical Experience
The flagship of the Culinarium is the Full Biblical Experience.
We invite you to celebrate an event that will take you back thousands of years to the period of the biblical monarchy.
All dishes and ingredients are inspired by the royal biblical era.
The atmosphere, decor, and panoramic view will give you an intoxicating feeling of ancient times.
Mehadrin Kosher, Badatz Yoreh De’ah Mahfud
Minimum 25 people
The price depends on the event’s composition.
Contact us for a price quote
Frequently Asked Questions - Bar Mitzvah Events at the Culinarium
What makes Kulinariyum a unique venue for a bar mitzvah in Jerusalem?
What culinary options are offered for Bar Mitzvah events at the Culinarium?
The Culinarium offers three main culinary options tailored for Bar Mitzvah celebrations:
- Dairy Brunch – Especially suited for morning events, featuring a variety of fish dishes, pastas, sandwiches, salads, breads, and cheeses, along with a barista station. Mehadrin kosher certification by Badatz Agudat Yisrael.
- Meat Chef’s Meal – Includes high-quality meat and fish dishes, seasonal stews, and fresh salads, accompanied by house wine. Mehadrin kosher certification by Badatz Yoreh Deah (Machpud).
- The Full Biblical Experience – A unique concept inspired by the royal biblical era, featuring dishes and ingredients from ancient times, served in a regal atmosphere and decor.
What is the minimum number of guests required for a Bar Mitzvah event at the Culinarium, and what is the maximum capacity?
The minimum number of guests for a dairy brunch or meat chef’s meal is 25. The Culinarium includes two main halls: the Hall of the Patriarchs on the first floor, which accommodates up to 90 guests, and the Hall of the Kings on the second floor, which accommodates up to 75 guests. For larger events, it is possible to expand to nearby venues in the Jewish Quarter, hosting up to 200-300 guests.
Does the Culinarium offer additional services beyond catering and the event venue as part of the Bar Mitzvah package?
Yes, the Culinarium offers a comprehensive Bar Mitzvah package that includes a wide range of services such as transportation, professional photography, festive processions to the Western Wall with musicians, unique content and attractions, inner-quarter transport (including tuk-tuks), religious services, personalized décor, and full event planning and production.

















