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Jerusalem Restaurant Piccolino Closes After Years of Service
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Popular Jerusalem restaurant Piccolino has closed after years of operation, with owners Orit Dahan and Anat Yazdi considering future ventures. Dahan is seeking a new downtown location, while Yazdi plans to rest after her son was seriously wounded in the current war. The restaurant was known for its value, ambiance, and support for lone soldiers, who received free meals every Friday. A separate event opened a photo exhibition of Jerusalem's past at Beit Avi Chai.
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- Jerusalem restaurant Piccolino closed at the end of October after years of operation.
- Proprietors Orit Dahan and Anat Yazdi are considering future restaurant ventures.
- Anat Yazdi's son was seriously wounded in the current war, impacting her decision to rest.
- Piccolino provided free Friday meals to lone soldiers for over a decade.
- A photo exhibition of Jerusalem's past opened at Beit Avi Chai.
- Orit Dahan is actively searching for a new downtown location for a future restaurant.
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