Saturday night in Jerusalem has a familiar problem: everyone is free, everyone wants to go out, and not many places are both open and available. KBOX keeps Shabbat and Jewish holidays and opens on Saturday night about two hours after Shabbat ends. The three rooms fill up, so a few things are worth knowing in advance.
When exactly we open
The opening time changes between summer and winter because it follows the end of Shabbat. The rule: about two hours after Shabbat ends. The exact time for each week appears in the booking system on the website, which also shows which slots are still free.
Why Saturday night works for karaoke
Everyone is free
it is the one evening a group of friends or an extended family can meet without planning two weeks ahead.
All ages
grandparents, parents and kids in one room, each with their own song. Children are charged from age 5.
Any repertoire
Israeli hits, English classics, Hasidic songs. On request at reception, a filtered platform with Jewish music.
Easy to reach
3 Shatner Street, Givat Shaul, about a 5-minute drive from the city entrance, with free private parking. No downtown traffic to start the night.
How to book for Saturday night
- Pick the date in the booking system - the slots shown start after Shabbat ends that week.
- Enter your group size and duration - the per-person price appears before you confirm. A couple for two hours: 200 ILS. Eight friends for two hours: 520 ILS.
- Receive a confirmation email - the booking is sent to us for approval, and we confirm shortly. No deposit, pay on site.
- Bring your own food - anything from home is free. Kosher snacks and soft drinks are sold on site.
