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Updated • updatedOct 29, 2025
Updated • updatedOct 29, 2025
Many of us are foodies on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to eat at the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Kadosh Café Patisserie, Mona, and Bezalel and more, get ready to experience the best flavors around Jerusalem District.
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Patisserie
Coffee shop
Kadosh Café Patisserie is a beloved establishment in Jerusalem, known for its delectable sweet and savory pastries, as well as its brunch offerings, sandwiches, and coffee. Established in 1967, this European-style café exudes warmth with its family-run atmosphere and classic European design. The menu features a variety of dairy/vegetarian dishes including salads, quiches, pastas, fish, sandwiches, and an array of desserts all baked and prepared on-site.
Opens early for coffee. Outdoor and inside seating. Has a very French café vibe. The pastries are very well done. Decided to stay for a while to soak up the Jerusalem atmosphere. Proceeded to Order a delicious breakfast. Service was friendly, helpful, and pleasant.
A.J. H — Google review
We got to the restaurant to have breakfast. We were told there was one table in front of us. They didn’t have the ability to estimate a wait time. After the table ahead of us was seated being told we were next. They changed their mind and decided someone else had priority. 25 minutes of waiting and we left.
Highly unsatisfactory experience and not worth the waiting line.
After a week time of close to 40 minutes we sat down to a breakfast for two. I asked about gluten free options and the waitresses said there were non, but promised to keep the bread separate from the meal.
The meal arrived with crackers on the cheese and when asked to replace it with a cheese plate that crackers had not touched, they returned the plate covered in crumbs. (They had clearly just removed the crackers).
We had to wait a long time between each request, and the waitress was indifferent and unhelpful.
Expensive but tasty. The food was quite good but it was around 20 euros for a plate of pasta at lunch. Tap water was offered. Service was a bit cold but efficient. Decoration is good and has a great vibe.
We came early on a Thursday night, and were seated outside. Great atmosphere - lots of helpful and attentive staff, and the food is beyond delightful. They’re pastries are on a whole different level that any other bakery - and their fresh homemade pasta was such a treat. We tried a few of the dishes, and loved them all - there are only good options here. Breakfast served all day, too! :)
Worth every second of waiting. Amazing place, fresh food and dessert. A must go to place in Jerusalem! Whenever you have a chance don't miss it! The owners are husband and wife who love there job and you can feel they enjoy it, wonderful experience!!!
There's usually quite a wait during lunch. The food is great though. Got a feel of authentic French to it. They specialize in pastries so be sure to eat as many of those. I think the croque madam dish was a bit disappointing. The goat cheese croasone toast was great however. They also have great deserts that you can choose from the cabinet. Generally highly recommended, especially off peak busy hour
Arrived around 10AM on Friday and the place was super busy so had to get in line. My number was 26 so I decided to take a stroll around the area and see some shops and other stuff (which turned out to be a good decision since it took a whole hour and 15 minutes to get our table).
After the waiting was over and finally sat down, everything turned out for the best.
There’s quite a big variety of breakfast options on the menu so you can find anything g from the classical breakfast, croissants, salads, toasts and more. We took two dishes with some fresh juice and it was very good and fresh.
Later we decided that there’s no way we don’t try something sweet and here I implore you to go inside and see what catches your eyes (for me it was almost everything) and get some recommendations from the staff.
Everything was delicious and so good that we already decided to come back again ASAP.
Some tips:
Try to come early in the morning and be prepared to queue up.
The good thing is that they work with an app that shows you your turn in line live.
Take a stroll around (get water as it’s hot), see some shops and boutiques and random artists and musicians.
Be patient with the waitresses as they are under huge pressure and it can be seen they lack some more employees (we had to wait about 10 minutes for someone to take our order and then another 10 for the bill).
Overall I remember the good experience, amazing food and yummy sweets.
Queen Shlomziyon St 6, Jerusalem, Israel•
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Fine dining restaurant
French restaurant
Restaurant
Mona is a high-end restaurant located in Ein Rafa, just 10 km from Jerusalem, offering a stylish ambiance and creative cuisine. The restaurant, situated in the stone building named the Artists House, features a leafy terrace and modern Israeli cooking. Chef Rashta's menu is inspired by local produce and traditional Arabic food, paying homage to the culinary roots of the region. The elegant eatery provides an intimate dining experience with delightful service and a good selection of wine.
Wonderful food. Pretty much the best fine dining experience in Jerusalem. Very expensive as it is a chef restaurant. Everything is very rich and buttery. The place is reservation only and reservations require a deposit
Sapir N — Google review
Perfect place.
A combination of great service, delicious food, attentive personnel and gastronomic delight is hardly found in Jerusalem.
Accidentally got here while walking in the heart of the city and were amazed by the atmosphere.
It’s not that the interior is something unique or unbelievable but the people that work at Mona fill the restaurant with kindness and professional care.
This place is authentic chef restaurant providing gastronomic masterpieces inventing something new almost every evening.
How pleasant it was when we received very tasty dish on the basis of corn as a compliment.
We wish that this place would be open also in the mornings and be more accommodated for families with children.
Definitely worthy of 5 star 🏅evaluation!!
The food is good, but not great. The service was bad, really bad. It’s a small place with low ceilings and therefore it’s very loud when full. The service was like a neighbourhood eatery. Food comes out of the kitchen when it comes. There is no order and the staff states this is the system. The place is clearly understaffed. What a mess. Some of us finished eating when others were still waiting for food. The staff was overwhelmed and did not clear plates and glasses. They have good intentions but this is far from professional. The Chef maybe a good cook but a lousy manager. While I enjoyed the food, visit was disappointing.
An excellent restaurant in the center of Jerusalem, based in an old building and magical atmosphere.
Great Italian inspired cuisine - simple but high quality and cooking skills and a good service.
Had a wonderful evening.
Said to be one of the best and most romantic restaurants in Jerusalem. We started with the sourdough bread. My favorite were the corn agnolotti, the steak and the brocomini. We also had the barkanit farm cheese, cod croquette, sweet bread, barzaula, spinach salad, fish sashimi, vegetarian linguini and lemon linguini. Everything was excellent. For dessert we had the cheesecake, cream chocolate and the fruit salad. Below are photos of what we had for reference. Non-kosher.
Overall it was good, Although the food was 90% tasty but some of the dishes need to be improved.
Fair prices, bring your wine is great with very reasonable price.
Nice atmosphere and friendly and professional service.
Mona in Jerusalem is a true masterpiece that deserves every bit of its five-star rating! From the moment you step inside, you are transported to a world of culinary delights and artistic creations. The restaurant's ambiance exudes elegance and warmth, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience.
The food at Mona is nothing short of extraordinary. Each dish is a harmonious symphony of flavors, meticulously crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients. From the first bite to the last, every morsel leaves a lasting impression on your taste buds. The culinary prowess of the chefs shines through in their innovative approach to traditional Middle Eastern cuisine, resulting in a truly unique and memorable feast.
The service at Mona is top-notch, with attentive and knowledgeable staff who are passionate about ensuring your dining experience is flawless. They are always ready to provide recommendations, explain the intricacies of the dishes, and cater to any dietary preferences with grace and charm.
One highlight of the restaurant is the curated wine selection that perfectly complements the culinary journey. The sommeliers are well-versed in their craft and take great pride in introducing guests to remarkable wine pairings, enhancing the overall experience.
Beyond the culinary delights, Mona's ambiance is captivating, with its elegant decor and an inviting atmosphere that evokes a sense of sophistication and comfort. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or seeking an intimate dinner, Mona provides the ideal setting.
In conclusion, Mona is a culinary gem in Jerusalem that leaves an indelible mark on your palate and heart. The exceptional food, impeccable service, and inviting ambiance combine to create an extraordinary dining experience that lingers in your memory long after you leave. If you're in Jerusalem, Mona is an absolute must-visit for an exquisite and unforgettable gastronomic journey. Five stars and beyond!
Great place with great fine food. We were two dinners and we ordered 2 dishes from each category, a total of 6 courses which was more than enough. The food was very good and the service was outstanding. The restaurant is located in an old building and the back garden was really a perfect romantic place.
Shmu'el ha-Nagid St 12, Jerusalem, Israel•
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Bezalel is a vibrant area in Jerusalem, adjacent to the Nachalot neighborhood. It features unique clothing and art boutiques, as well as cozy cafes that attract students from the nearby Bezalel art school during the week and locals on weekends. The Bezalel Arts Fair livens up the area every Friday with crafts, wares, and music.
Would recommend for a nice brunch. We went on a busy Shabbat morning and they said the wait would be ages but it didn’t take long. I ordered the egg salad bagel and gf ordered the workers breakfast. Both were great. I also had a nice carrot juice. Would recommend buying the eggplant extra
Sam H — Google review
It was a beautiful afternoon in Jerusalem! With many places closed for Pesach, we were pleased to find this darling cafe. Only waited 5 minutes for an outdoor table, warmed by the sun. Staff friendly, kind, and helpful. Shared vegan antipasto and Bezalel salad with cheese on side for my dairy eating sister and avocado for me! Plates were beautiful and portions large enough for at least two people! Soy cappuccino delicious! Thank you for a wonderful experience! We’ll be back and are telling our friends about you!!! 🩵🦋🇮🇱🦋🩵
We had coffee (which was very good), and I tried a croissant and pecan pie. Both were tasty, and the atmosphere was chill.
Breakfast,service and atmosphere top!!!!
Best place we tried yet for breakfast&Coffee, absolutely delicious!
The waiter speaks perfectly english and they have a nice terrace to enjoy outside.
Don't worry if the place is full, it took only few minutes till we got our table. The food is very good and price is average. The cold coffee is excellent.
For food, we recommend taking a salad (we took the Panzanella פנצנלה). The salmon bagel is also very good. The shakshuka is good, but a bit salty.
Went looking for an open cafe on shabbat and stumbled upon this gem in an alley. Liked the coffee but where impressed by the bruschetta we got! Massive portion and extremely delicious. The service was nice and the atmosphere hip and modern. 10/10 would recommend.
Excellent coffee. Service is fast. Very little room inside, plenty of tables outside-a great place to have business meetings or to just chill and enjoy the pedestrian street with no cars around. Decent prices to pretty good food.
Overall very pleasant breakfast. The salmon in my “Norwegian brioche” was too salty, but all the rest (inc the hollandaise source) were good.
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Nestled in the charming German Colony of Jerusalem, The Coffee Mill is a haven for coffee enthusiasts seeking variety and quality. This delightful café boasts an impressive selection of beans from around the globe, including exotic options like Sumatran and Ethiopian blends, as well as flavored favorites such as mint and butterscotch. Whether you prefer to savor your brew on-site or take home freshly ground beans to enjoy later, The Coffee Mill caters to all preferences.
Excellent, authentic coffee shop.
I got the drip coffee, which was delicious.
I also purchased from their wide array of beans and they grinded them to the perfect consistency for my french press immediately.
Also includes a nice (but a little tight) atmosphere to work and meet.
Aaron G — Google review
Very cute place. There is no much room inside, may be 4-5 small tables and bar at the shop front, also 3 tables outside. Decent variety of coffee and cold drinks based on coffee. The prices are high. Service can take some time, cause the place is pretty popular, but if you interested in takeaway, it may short your waiting time.
Cozy place! Coffee was good, out of chocolate croissant 🥐 on a Friday noon so kind of understandable! Very good stop for refreshing while touring around the German Colony and it's surroundings.
What a cute little place. Nice mixed crowd, anglo-friendly. When i was there, the staff was attentive and kind. I will return there for sure when i am in Jerusalem. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Nice indoor decoration. Vegan options available. Kosher.
I’m a coffee drinker but no big expert, but this place looks the part. You can taste from dozens of roasts and buy some ground coffee and the wares, and they are also laptop friendly although it looks like you have to get there early to find a spot and outlet. Sandwich was also ok.
Really great coffee. There is a nice vegan sandwich and some vegan sweets.
Best authentic coffee shop in Jerusalem. They have great food and free WiFi as well.
While the decor hasn't been redone since the place opened, the place retains a certain homely charm, though things definitely could be cleaner... Coffee's good but pricey, service could easily be more attentive, especially considering how small the place is. Sandwiches are good value.
Emek Refa'im St 23, Jerusalem, Israel•
affordable
Coffee shop
Nestled in the vibrant Machane Yehuda Market, Roasters is a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts. This charming spot was the first to roast its own beans right in the heart of the market, offering an array of expertly crafted cappuccinos that elevate your coffee experience beyond ordinary instant options. The inviting atmosphere makes it perfect for a quick break between food adventures or as a cozy retreat to soak up the lively ambiance of the shuk.
There is a magical place on the corner of Shmuel Hanagid and Betzalel st.
The coffee is rich and flavorful, and the stuff are nice and welcoming.
You have to try the egg salad sandwich and the artichoke sandwich (it comes in a bagel bun).
Great wine menu, at an affordable price. You must try the Golan syra.
Tal G — Google review
I never drink Orange juice in America. Rooster's orange juice is amazing, Freshly squeezed at the time of the order. The coffee is excellent too. My favorite is their egg salad sandwich. It's also a plus they speak English well.
The sandwiches are amazing! Their wine selection will leave you wanting for a second glass. Roasters has WiFi and the location is good for rendezvous or as a study spot. The cross breeze hugs your skin randomly and pleasantly.
Great great great coffee and amazing atmosphere. Tiny coffee shop with, probably, the best coffee in Jerusalem. Quiet and nice, perfect for a slow morning
Pleasant atmosphere, good service, excellent coffee, decent food with vegan options, dog-friendly, very expensive.
The place is located at the end of the Bezalel pedestrian path, the seats are mostly in the street.
As the name implies, they roast their coffee blends. The home blend is rich in flavor and tends toward bitterness. I liked it very much.
They sell small packs of their roasted beans.
In the evenings they also serve food. Mainly tapas which are very small and pricey. The food was delicious and had decent vegan options.
Located a 1 minute walk from Ben Yehuda and next to Betzalel art school, Roasters offers a unique coffee experience with premium coffee and a trendy crowd of hipsters and academics. There is a nice outdoor area and the shop is next to a second hand book store and vintage store adding to the special atmosphere. If you have time for only 1 coffee in Jerusalem make sure it’s here! P:S they also sell their specialty coffee beans - so you can enjoy at home :)
Great people great coffee
Outdoor setting to work, have a chat, or read a nice book
One of the best coffee shops in Jerusalem. They are roasting their own coffee. Sanswiches are great too. Recommended.
Betsal'el St 2, Jerusalem, Israel•
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The Austrian Hospice is a charming guesthouse located in an 1850s building, offering a variety of accommodations including rooms, suites, and dorms. It also features a Viennese cafe where visitors can indulge in apple strudel while enjoying the incredible rooftop view of the city. Situated in Jerusalem's Old City, it provides a perfect spot to relax and take in the surroundings.
Kind and helpful staff.
You can visit the rooftop by paying 5 shekels at the automatic gate on the roof. Only 20 shekel notes and coins are accepted, but the staff at reception can give you change if you need it.
There are also toilets located near reception that are very clean—a better option than the ones located around the old town.
Samrawit Y — Google review
The view from the roof is awesome. Coffee's alright, but the food and service? Not so much. I'd just check out the view and the roof. Skip the food and drinks.
A bit tricky to find, small island of peace, tranquility and traditional Austrian apple strudel in the Christian quarter of the Old City. The roof (pay with a 5NIS coin for access, or pay at reception) has a beautiful view of the Old City, but there’s no shade or seats up there, so it’s only a viewing platform. They also have a nicely decorated room for piano recitals.
A fantastic spot to recharge in the midst of the Old City of Jerusalem. It's great to enjoy a cold beer, Sachertorte, apple strudel, or other cakes and snacks with your coffee. The view from the rooftop is breathtaking! Have 5 nis coin for the rooftop's entry.
We have been here several times and had good memories and of course for christians the location is unique.However this time the service was a disaster. When checking in (After a long and eventful journey) we were told we had pay up front (This was not the case perviously) Then however it showed they could not get the bill correct. They tried to split it between me and my wife? then needed to transport it between her and me? After a long waiting time and several attempts from my side to make life easier for them we concluded we wanted to go to our room and would pay after they had solved the problem. Some time later they called and we went down to pay, but they could not get the creditcard machine to work correctly causing me to enter my pincode several times in hebrew, without any confirmation that it was canceled. So we did not know how many times we had payed. Then we had dinner and really wanted to have a coffee After dinner which they refused since the had already cleaned the coffee machine. Note it was 20:05 while the information said it was a Wiener kaffee and was opened until 22:00...
Little Austria in the heart of the old city of Jerusalem.
Love the place, love the solemn garden, and, ofcurse, love the greet Maindrl coffee with a great Apfelstrudel l
I've been only at the Coffee shop. A great place to relax and a great view. I recommend to everyone who visits old JLM to try the Coffee shop.
We were in the Austrian hospice cafe a few times. Wonderful experience in the old city, historic and well preserved building, the food is delicious and Austrian dishes like goulash, apple strudel and etc are served. Recommend the cafe! Can’t vouch for the rooms as I haven’t stayed there as a guest
Via Dolorosa St 37, Jerusalem•
affordable
Kosher restaurant
Landwer Café Mevasseret-Zion is a delightful spot that embodies the essence of classic café culture with a modern Israeli twist. As part of the well-loved Landwer chain, which boasts 20 branches across Israel, this café offers an inviting atmosphere perfect for coffee lovers and food enthusiasts alike. The menu features a variety of continental and Mediterranean dishes inspired by renowned culinary traditions, ensuring there's something to please every palate.
We sat for a quick lunch and had excellent food. The salmon sandwich was top notch . The fish and chips was crunchy as it should and the kids enjoyed their „clean“ pasta with Parmesan on the side . Service was great !
Omri H — Google review
Strolled in with 11 people the night of arrival in Israel and had an excellent meal with first-rate service. We loved it and appreciated the wonderful hospitality.
We had an event in their enclosed private space, for 25 people. The food was great, as ordered, and the service wonderful.
Hay that place was wonderful yuval and yarin made our meal perfect we will come back
Had lunch with my father and uncle. We shared a Dennis (a.k.a. Gilt-Head Nream, or Sparus Aurata, or Dorada) fish fillet with (dairy) mashed Potatoes, and a Caesar Salad. Apparently the this brunch is only serving dairy food (and fish). Welcoming atmosphere, good vibes, kind service, and very tasty. Highly recommended.
The place is managed like no other in the branch. Always clean, Always fresh, good service.
Me and my parents went here today for lunch. We called in for 3 basil tomato pastas, one grill cheese/panini, and a egg sandwich. The service on the phone was incredible, he was so nice and he spoke English. When we got there to pick it up he saw I was pale and offered me water immediately and was extremely nice to my parents. He realized he messed something up in the order and fixed it super fast. The place is off the charts beautiful and clean. I highly recommend going, not to mention the food was off the charts amazing!!! Thank you for a wonderful experience I hope to eat here more often!
Service is surprisingly better than expected .
Har'el St 1, Mevaseret Zion, 9079129, Israel•
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Kosher restaurant
Angelica is a beloved addition to the kosher fine dining scene, located in the King David's Crown residential project. Chefs Erez Mergi and Marcos Gershkowitz have successfully combined classical fine dining with a contemporary culinary approach, emphasizing seasonal menus with fresh local ingredients. The restaurant offers an excellent daily menu, an extensive wine selection with sommelier service, as well as options for business lunches and group menus.
Overall great experience! It’s a laid back atmosphere with high quality food.
All the dishes were great but the goose breast was (in my opinion) the best dish I’ve had in Jerusalem.
For any tourist wondering what to wear, I saw people wearing summer travel clothes while others were wearing date night attire.
Tehillah H — Google review
I have been to Jerusalem a few times and have my favorites, but I couldn’t get into the 2 restaurants that I wanted so I took the suggestion of the front desk at Mamilla Hotel. He recommended Angelica. Looked at the pictures and was impressed. I gave it 3 stars because of the service not the food. I cleaned my plate. Food is great. Well seasoned and nicely plated. Service kinda sucked. It took awhile to get our drink orders when they took it the wine came out quick but I was one of 2 that orders a Coke Zero. It took forever to get my coke and I had to follow up. Next the waitress was rude to my sister’s boyfriend. He wanted medium rare burger. She insisted medium even medium well. It was really her attitude though. How she answered him. A little disappointed for such a nice restaurant.
The private room and the service were good, i think that for the expense and the expectations we were expecting a little more, we enjoyed the private room it was a little hot with the lights that heat, a simple switch to LED would help reduce the heat in the little room, the service remembered a lot of details but the small requests were forgotten, great food and options atmosphere was great! The sound in the private room could have been dealt with to accommodate the room more
My heart (stomach?) is broken.
This used to be one of the best places to eat.
It's just awful and expensive.
The service was ok (no refilling of water) and an unwilingness to open a bottle of merlot to serve a glass.
But the food was just terrible.
The ceviche was too sweet with some passion fruit coulis that provided some color but did not allow any fish to be flavored.
The carpachio wasn't that - but rather made to look to ceviche and was tasteless.
The minute steaks were awful - tough and tasteless (the fries were excellent - although less good because the bad meat was slathered over them making them less crispt). There were no vegetables at all on any of the dishes! They were shades of yellow, orange and brown... nothing green... nothing that spoke of the connection of food to nature.
The lemon mousse was fine and I enjoyed that... but the chocolate souffle was not cooked! How hard can a chocolate molten cake be to do right?
There is a severe lack of vision... gone are the days of beautiful colors and interesting connections between dishes - a fusion of foods that made sense.
This was poor quality mess.
What a shame.
Angelica has not just remained consistently outstanding in terms of food and service - it has even improved which I didn’t think was possible as it was already amazing.
With its perfect central location and food that will make your mouth water and will leave the most difficult diners with a smile and happy stomach - Angelica remains my favorite fine dining restaurant in Jerusalem and very possibly in the country. Thank you.
King Regards,
Jeremy Weiss
Concierge Manager
The King David Hotel
Very nice and testy!
The food was great, and the service was very good.
For the first dish we ordered the Chicken Liver Pate and Roast beef Bruschetta,both were full of great flavors and very good!
For the main course we ordered the Grilled Beef Fillet which was well made and had many great and cool add-ons on the plate.
Highly recommend.
Food is Next level in Taste, Presentation and Creativity.
Service was Solid!
Would be going there every time I get to come to Israel.
I have been there several times.Last time was very deceiving!
Food was average.It's a shame,I used to love this restaurant..
George Washington St 4, Jerusalem, Israel•
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Sarwa Street Kitchen is a vibrant cafe in Jerusalem, located on Salah Eddin street. The owner, Mo Tahhan, transformed his father's travel agency into a cozy gathering spot with bright blue couches and an in-house library. The cafe offers changing daily specials like maqloubeh and knaffeh. Its floor-to-ceiling glass windows provide ample natural light and a view of the bell tower of St. Georges Cathedral.
This place is really amazing. We ate dinner here with my girlfriend and everything was extremely tasty, one of the best food we have ever eaten. The owner of this place was really kind, communicative and helpful. The waiting time was not a lot and the meal size was adequate.
I recommend this place to anyone who is in Jerusalem and wants to eat something delicious.
Gábor B — Google review
Delicious food and phenomenal service. I was recommended this place by local friends during my time and was not disappointed. The food and drinks are amazing, and the service even better. The owner is a kind and gracious man who makes every customer feel at home in this restaurant. The restaurant has Palestinian food as well as foreign, my friends and I visited many times during our stay in Jerusalem.
While in Jerusalem, wanted to taste Maqluba so we searched Google and got to know about this gem.
The owner suggested us to taste not just maqluba but Edreh as well which happens to be another Palestinian delicacy originally served during their weddings.
The food was delicious, portion size was great too.
The behavior and hospitality of this man was amazing. He was very friendly and generous. Told us a lot about the history of the place and his family.
But what I loved the most about the place is the old world charm that you can witness in the decor. You won't find many places with such personal touch in the decor. It is decked up with all the old belongings of his father like an old telephone, typewriter, books, the photographs taken by the owner and his friends ( photos are really good).
Overall a lovely place to be.
This place has my heart now and if I ever go back to Jerusalem, will definitely visit this place again. 👍😊
Ok, so for the first time I come to Israel on a bucket list trip. We came on a ten day tour with a group of 40 and really really enjoyed it. The sights were amazing seeing places I had read about all my life. Breakfast and supper was included every day but it was cafeteria style food. Plentiful, but for my Louisiana palate just left a lot to be desired. Don’t get me wrong, it isn’t bad food, just different. So on the last day of our stay, before we left the city to go to the airport, we had a few hours. We didn’t want to go very far away because traffic is so uncertain and we wanted to be sure to back at the hotel for our ride. I searched for restaurant or cafe and found this Sarwa Street Cafe. It is in a safe area within walking distance so thought to give it a try. The menu is varied and they have fresh local dishes. But I just wanted something that tasted like home so I opted for the cheeseburger and fries. Wife got the chicken schnitzel and fries w salad. Coke for her and Coke Zero for me. And ICE!! :)
The food was hot, fresh and TASTY. There was a nice sauce on the burger kinda like In and Out sauce. I’ll let the photos speak for themselves.
The owner, Mo, went out of his way to make us footweary travelers at home. Quiet jazz played in the background and he was very attentive to get us whatever we needed. It’s a small place, probably 10 tables or so, and they serve alcohol. The street corner is a three way junction with no stop signs or yields. It is very interesting just watching the traffic! Mo explained his father had a travel agency in the building in the 1940’s and it is very cozy with a beautiful stone floor. He let us read a travel book his dad wrote and told us about his family. Turns out he has spent some time living in Los Angeles so he understands kinda what US travelers need as well as the local folks.
I know this is a lengthy review but I figure it might be helpful for those traveling like us find a nice place to eat. We had great food, a nice restful afternoon lunch, learned more about the local culture and even made a new friend! Thank you, Mo, and blessings to you and your family.
I discovered this restaurant on a recent trip to Jerusalem. Great find! The food was delicious. The ambiance is delightful. The chef/owner is very welcoming and speaks perfect English. The menu is not huge but there is something for everyone - in fact I had trouble deciding what to order. Prices are reasonable. Credit cards are not accepted so bring cash. Highly recommended and I can't wait to return.
I would give 6 stars if I could. Food was very tasty with one of the best hummus we had so far in the country.
The owner was very friendly and generous, serving us more without being asked.
Good Healthy Food in a Welcoming, Cozy Atmosphere.
The small, simple menu in chalk says it all. A few choices of what is good today, all well prepared with great care. If they have the knafeh for desert, get that!
This restaurant is such a surprise! The level of the food it's simply amazing and fresh. The owner is so sweet and competent. I'll be back 100% we took hamburger and quesillas. Super caring super tasty!
Temporarily Closed
affordable
Restaurant
The Jerusalem branch of Japanika, situated in Cinema City, is unquestionably one of the top locations within the chain. Offering a range of Asian cuisine, particularly fresh fish from Japan, ample vegetables, impeccable rice, nourishing soups, delectable wok dishes, and an abundance of outstanding sushi combinations. One standout dish is the Japanko-Futomaki prepared with finesse and served piping hot in a flavorful teriyaki sauce.
The best waffle factory, service nice, a nice place to `Kiff`
Laurent B — Google review
We had high hopes for this place and we're excited to try it out.
When we arrived there was a weird smell and loud music, The plates we got were dirty and oily.
The staff was unprofessional and not very friendly.
We ordered the Baby cheese - we thought it was a mozzarella sticks type thing, Instead we got a greasy fried crepe with some cream cheese in it...
We then got the Haloumi cheese roll, it wasn't bad although definitely not made fresh, it was lukewarm and unappetizing and the mushrooms I'm pretty sure we're canned.
We got the waffle tasting platter - waffle was stale and cold, definitely not a fresh hot waffle, the whipped cream was bland and lukewarm... We ate about half and left.
Priced like a high end cafe and food of a trashy pizza joint.
The only reason im giving them more than a one star is because the food was actully really yummy.
But the service- horrible!
We came as show-up on a Friday. At the resturant they said to wait 30 min- and we did.
When returned the hostest had no clue if she has room. She was giving us unsure answers as "they should be a group comming in 30 min... Or not sure how long more you will need to wait"
After we insisted. She agreed we would sit at a booth which was a bit crowded for the 5 of us. But we were ok with finally sitting.
Took about 20 min to get any waiter. The place was pretty full and the 5-6 waiters there were moving soooo slow!! When serving anything they walked passed everyone making sure not to make eye contact so they won't be asked to - do their job!
Than started the water issue. Which I am too familiar with here in Israel.
We asked 6 times for water. Part from our waiter and part from others.
My mom faked hersalf chucking- and no one even noticed!!
The food arrived and yet- no water!!!
Took about 30 min from order till food arrived and about 40 till we recived water.
The only thing that was smooth was the dessert which my brother order at the bar (to surprise me) and came pretty quick.
Overall- yummy food. Terrible service. Not worth the wait.
Fun place to celebrate a birthday. Decent food, great desserts and shakes. Service just ok, waiters had to be reminded to bring water several times. And napkins.
Pictured: Belgian waffle sampler. Great way to taste a little of everything and share in a small group.
tbh was expecting for a fancy dessert was so disappointed when had the first bite. the chocolate spread feels like fake and mixed with water. won't be coming again :(
Great food and service. Waffles are amazing especially the waffle taster! Great 🍕🍕
Amazing and delicious food and great service will definitely come back
Yummyyyy!! Service was great. Bathrooms were icky
Sderot Yitshak Rabin 10, Jerusalem, Israel•
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Pastry shop
Cake shop
Gagou De Paris is a renowned French-style bakery located in the heart of Jerusalem, offering a wide array of delectable baked goods such as eclairs, fruit tarts, croissants, and sufganiyot during Chanukah. The bakery has gained popularity among locals and visitors alike for its high-quality pastries. While it may be slightly pricey, the reputation for excellence is well-deserved.
This spot is excellent for brunch, breakfast or even a snack.
They have savory croissant sandwiches and sweet ones too. The chocolate one is probably the best I had in my life. The pistachio cream one was excellent as well!
The space is kind of tight, but it’s worth pushing through!
Kosher W — Google review
Not my first time at this specific patisserie,
This time was beyond expectations 🤬
Unpleasant staff. Restrooms were out of order, and I was sent across the street to a place that didn’t even exist. Very disappointing – after coffee and a croissant, restrooms are the most important thing in a café.
This place is unique!
Maybe you saw the 2 brothers in the social media doing some recipes but they are pros!!!
Really excellent bakery and patisserie.
It was one of the best croissants that I had in the country!
For sure I will come again
YUM does not do this place justice. Everything looks and smelled amazing. High quality, fresh ingredients. Sandwiches, salad, quiche, pasta, breads, cookies, macaroons- but the croissants are the real swoon factor. Pistachio, chocolate caramel, nougat, strawberry custard, vanilla glazed- everything from your wildest French dreams. I hate Israeli ice coffee- theirs was off the hook. Didn’t find the pastries too sweet either- perfectly flakey, buttery and soft. The staff was busy and could have been a little nicer/more attentive- minus one star for the service but absolutely worth every penny, every bite. Mmmmm
The strawberry croissant was as fabulous as it ought to be for the price. Fresh strawberries and delicious creme patisserie sandwiched within a magnificently laminated croissant that would make Paul Hollywood proud. With this location, you're paying for the people watching experience as much as the food. Enjoy!
Expensive but has many unique French pastries I haven’t seen before - I paid ten dollars for a croissant thing with cream. Teuda/ kosher is rabbanut yerushalyim mehadrin
Maybe it wasn't their day. We intentionally came here, beside very pretty coffee nothing was good: bourekas with egg and cheese was very cold inside and doughy, croissant with cream pattisier was tasteless, same with other pastries. Left disappointed.
Excellent croissants! They had a very nice variety and all delicious! And there's even place to sit inside (which was quite surprising and excellent in the summer heat)
Winery
Kosher restaurant
Wedding venue
Gush Etzion Winery offers a delightful dining experience with fresh and visually appealing food. The spacious and beautiful restaurant provides attentive service, although it can be quite cold. The wine tasting may not meet expectations, but the wide selection of wines available for order compensates for this. Located in a great area, the winery also features an adjacent cafe/restaurant serving tasty and reasonably priced dishes.
What a surprise for us to have a lovely meal here while traveling around the country on our anniversary. The restaurant was almost empty, and we had the attention of our server, who was kind and patient. The food was fresh, pleasing to the eye and the palette! We had a salad, the gnocchi and a cheese plate. All delicious and well priced. The wine tasting was sub par, even though we went on to order glasses of wine, none of them were to my taste. The restaurant is spacious and beautiful, but also very very cold! They have a stove to light a fire and though we requested it to be lit, it didn't happen. It could have been nice! Also, the bathrooms are outside and they are literally freezing! After washing my hands in ice water all i could think about was getting home to a warm house! I bet this place is just wonderful in summer time. Thanks for the experience, i recommend it!
Jo J — Google review
Nestled in the Judean Mountains and filled with beautiful trees, flowers, and natural scenery, the Gush Etzion Winery is located in one of the most beautiful places in the country, with excellent service by local Israelis who care about their customers, and delicious foods and fabulous wines of varieties for the taste of your desire! Get a taste of Israeli cuisine but more importantly, mingle and get a sense of the wonderful, friendly, kind and caring Israelis native to our beautiful, holy Land. Appreciate the simple, genuine, peaceful scenery of our Land and the genuine care of our People.
Delicious Friday brunch- buffet style.
Fresh breads, great variety of salads and cheeses, shake hula and delicious coffee.
Wine was flowing and the servers offered a variety of tastes at the table.
Highly recommended for a morning brunch date.
Since we are coming from central Israel and had to cross the check-point, we had a feeling of coming this far, but it was absolutely worth it. First the place was huge and in such a great location. The presentation was very nice and interesting. We got 4 glasses for unusually cheap price. The place has also adjacent to its own cafe/restaurant, we ordered some pizza and other light dishes which were also quite tasty and reasonable.
This is a beautiful, quiet little dairy (& fish) restaurant with delicious dishes, carefully prepared, and terrific, attentive staff. If you are visiting or passing through, do not miss an opportunity for an outstanding dining experience with a breathtaking view. Especially notable is that they have many tasty gluten-free dishes as well. Well worth the trip and your time! ❤️
Absolutely shocking experience, my food didnt arrive and the when it finally did it was wrong. No apology. Just very disappointed. One star because ALMOST everyone else got their food. I left hungry.
The food here is amazing. The staff here is very kind and warm. And best of all the wine is very good for the price.
My second bad experience. We called this morning to see if we need to reserve a table. We were told No!. We arrive and then get told if we do not have a reservation they cannot give us a table. Good luck for the future. Once bitten twice shy.
13Arcaffe
affordable
Cafe
Bakery
Restaurant
Nestled at the northern entrance of Rehovot, Arcaffe is a charming coffee shop that’s part of a boutique chain known for its quality offerings. With an extensive menu featuring delicious pastries, pastas, sandwiches, and salads, it’s a go-to spot for many locals who enjoy their exceptional coffee beans daily. The atmosphere is inviting and clean, with friendly staff always eager to assist.
This coffee shop is located right at the northern entrance to rehovot. It is part of a boutique chain of coffee shops that offers Qualität pastries along with an extensive menu including pastas, sandwiches and salads. Their coffee beens is excellent and is my go-to coffee brand on a daily basis, actually sometimes twice a day. The establishment is super clean and the staff is always ready to accommodate plus they are Uber friendly! So, either just grabbing a quick bite or if you feel like lingering for a longer time, like a reading a book (like yours truly), it’s the best coffee shop/restaurant in town, for top notch excellent food/coffee coupled with a great service and some peace and quiet. I strongly recommend!
APT I — Google review
There is not a lot one can say to this perfect dish.
Fresh yogurt 4.5%
Fresh fruit: grape, melon and apple
A drizzle of honey
Toasted Granola
Served in a large bowel and all chopped fresh on the spot.
Worth every bite
Go and try lovely place to sit out side amongst the trees even though on the main road you dont feel it.
Terrible experience, not recommended. The food is about as same quality as in Aroma, you probably can make it yourself at home. The breakfast costs about 80 shekels per person, a very high price for such terrible food. When you order you get a device that tells you when the food is ready. There is no service, so you need to take the food by yourself. The sits are outside, so when it is hot, or just sunny, it is very unpleasant to sit.
Waited 25 min for a cold and not very good lookin pizza. Didnt enjoy it
Love the lunch hour here. There is always good coffee here. The new app to use, is a bit complex and not really easier than to order in the front. Maybe in the future it will get better.
I used to love Arcaffe and over the years, their menu has expanded to some really nice main dishes. Unfortunately when I went a week ago, it was self service and the menu was drastically cut. The food was... okay... The salad dressing was bland but at least the lettuce was fresh and crispy. The staff behind the counter were all very kind.
Nice, quiet Cafe.
Tasty
Recommended for morning stop before busy workday.
Very good food, extremely nice service and staff very helpful and nice. Only thing is - this place needs bigger tables.
פקריס 3 פארק המדע רחובות, 7670306, Israel•
affordable
Bakery
David Laor is a talented pastry chef who has brought his delightful creations to Jerusalem, setting up a charming kiosk in Gan Gideon playground in Baka. Known for his brioche-baked donuts filled with an array of delicious fillings like almond cream, lemon meringue, and chocolate patissier, David's pastries are truly a treat. While some may find the dough slightly bread-like rather than fluffy, the flavors—especially the lemon and almond—are exceptional.
One of the best patisserie in the area. Fresh pastries made every day. The place is very small with 3-4 tables outside, Not so inviting to seat when the temperature are high.
Daniel Z — Google review
Ordered as a gift for my friends birthday. Everything was top notch and amazing!! Highly recommend for whoever is looking for high end artisan pastries
Cute and small bakery. They have interesting and diverse patisseries options. A bit expensive but worth every penny! Delicious and unique 👌no place to sit inside tho
Great pastries. Cosy atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Delicious high-end pastry and friendly service but the location of the bakery doesn't create an atmosphere of a cozy cafe, that disappoints. Not cheap.
Excellent
a must visit when in the area
Wish it was open on shabbat
Best bakery for miles around. Great coffee too. Croissant sandwiches. Baguette sandwiches. Baguettes. Cakes. All delicious. Pricey so now you know.
It has been awhile since I've had a amazing pastry, I have a taste for the good stuff, damnnnnnnnn this is the place to indulge and to treat yourself or others,
If your planning to check it out , let me know and I'll join you for a coffee (I'll probably take the cheese puff pastry- best I've ever had!)
Thankful for taking part of your magic🙏
#doingittherightway
Ha-Yetsira St 4, א.ת, Mevaseret Zion, Israel•
affordable
Ice cream shop
Vaniglia Ice Cream is the flagship ice cream store at the First Station in Jerusalem, offering a wide variety of delicious options including vegan, sorbet, and real dairy ice creams. In addition to their delectable ice cream selection, they also serve waffles and milkshakes. The parlour is known for its friendly and attentive staff who are always ready to help customers make their selections.
Exceptional ice cream. Many more flavours than other gelatarios we have visited with some really fantastic combinations. Prices were marginally cheaper than others too. The staff spoke English, were enthusiastic and helpful and the ice cream was very, very good.
It gets busy so had to wait for a while to get this photo.
Steven S — Google review
Delicious ice cream. It was during quiet period that we took time to select what we wanted.
The lady manager was friendly and attentive.
Sometimes I go there, to the one in the First station. I usually ask for 3 flavors of ice cream and it seems that every time, they serve the scoops differently. This time it was really upsetting since they serve very little scoops, less than usual and one of them was not even one third of a scoop, I kindly asked to make a normal scoop, he said is there down inside and then I was told that the last one is the one who is bigger which it wasn't either.
When I'm eating it the second scoop basically wasn't there. I like ice cream and it was very annoying experience. And I basically paid for two flavors (and is not cheap) instead of three. Not sure I really want to go back there again. They really take away your desire to return.
Nice ice cream parlour with good selection of flavours. Also do waffles and pancakes. Staff helpful.
There isn’t really a lot to say about this particular branch of the chain ice cream store. The selection is always impressive however there is much to be desired for the many customers in search of products that don’t use cow’s milk.
The low point is the staff. It’s not that the people are mean or impolite. I think it is the training. They don’t seem to taught about hospitality and receiving customers into an experience. There is also no sense of order at busy times and it can be a competition of who gets the attention of the staff first.
Most of this is quickly forgotten during the ensuing sugar coma… but then again…
Delicious ice cream with great vegan options, including non-sorbet, real dairy-like ice cream! (A pretty rare find in Jerusalem) That said, the sorbet is incredible so definitely try it out.
Always delicious! Great vegan options as well.
The flavor options were different and very good. My girls got the pavlova and french vanilla. My son got a milkshake with two flavors; white chocolate with gianduja and cheesecake with crumbles. I got the dark chocolate with amaretto and cherries. Nobody was sad. It was delicious. The store is across from the Saucony store so Google maps is off.
David Remez St 4, Jerusalem, Israel•
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16AgroCafe
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Coffee shop
Coffee roasters
Coffee store
AgroCafe is a hidden gem for coffee enthusiasts, offering a delightful experience with its wide variety of coffee choices and fresh baked beans. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour to learn about the process of cultivating and processing coffee cherries. The cafe imports, roasts, and packages its own beans while also working on growing their own coffee trees in Israel. The owner's dedication to quality is evident in the rich and satisfying flavors offered, such as the chocolate smoked flavor coffee.
This is the best cafe in the world. Yes, the world. Chanan is a super nice guy and the staff are amazing. The coffee is outstanding. The 1226 coffee and Ethiopian coffee's are the best, but the Brazil and Dark Columbia are incredible. The staff will guide you into having the best coffee experience of your life. I must warn you though. Once you have Agro, you won't be able to drink any other coffee. I can't give this place a high-enough review. This is our favorite place to visit.
Dan W — Google review
Absolutely amazing place with not only the best coffee but pastries and employees! The atmosphere on early on a Friday morning can be a little overwhelming with all the cyclists popping in for a bite and coffee, so if you ar not one for big crowds I wouldn't advise to be there with opening, but make sure to go! You won't regret it!
Their in-house blends of coffee are to die for! Top notch! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I had a delightful experience at this coffee shop. The variety of coffee choices, along with their fresh baked coffee beans and the guided tour truly impressed me. The pricing was reasonable, and the range of options available was commendable. I particularly enjoyed a chocolate smoked flavor coffee, which was rich and satisfying to my taste. It's a great spot for coffee enthusiasts looking for quality without breaking the bank. A solid 4 to 5 star experience overall. I wish I could have breakfast or brunch. Next time.
Beautiful place. The coffee is fantastic but nothing compares to the level of personal service. We were given the best coffee with a beautiful smile even when we arrived towards closing. No doubt I will get back there as much as I can.
Super cool coffee place. They grow the coffee themselves in Colombia and also conduct coffee workshops. The space is beautiful, coffee is great and you can learn a lot about the process. The staff and the service was fantastic ! Very nice people.
Highly recommend !
We received a gift card for the coffee workshop. The workshop was super interesting! Eran, the instructor, kept us captivated the entire time, between the generous and fascinating coffee tastings. One of the best workshops we've attended – highly recommended for all coffee lovers and beyond!
Lovely interior and good cakes. Beautiful and great smell, unfortunately when I arrived weary and inhaling the gorgeous fragrance of the precious bean they had run out of decaf coffee… so the others seemed to be enjoying theirs.
Lovely owners. So friendly and they also own and run the coffee bean plants in columbia. I've never had such amazing coffee in my entire life. Really reccomend. The coffee and pastries are Mehadrin Beit Yosef, I'm just mentioning this information in case someone else may be interested. It's a lovely quaint place.
Eshkolot St 40, Srigim-Li On, Israel•
affordable
Pastry shop
Cakes de la Paix is a charming bakery with locations in Rishon LeZion and Rehovot, offering an array of delectable cakes and biscuits that are sure to satisfy any sweet tooth. This delightful neighborhood café exudes a warm, friendly atmosphere where patrons can enjoy good coffee while mingling with regulars. The staff here are known for their welcoming smiles and helpful nature, making every visit feel like catching up with friends.
Very good patisserie with good price! And friendly staffs.
Jing L — Google review
A really delightful "neighbourhood" cafe. It's like being with friends, good coffee, interesting and yummy cakes. Come a few times and you'll be sitting with the other regulars, chatting, putting the world right, giving and receiving advice on good local stores, doctors and everything else. The staff: friendly, helpful always smiling....they make you feel good
I think the service of the young Girls May BE more polite ...
Bought 3 different cakes at 3 different occasion, each time expecting them to better than normal (170 shekels for a medium cake) and I was disappointed every time.
They are pretty, they are thick and heavy and feel and look special. It's something you want to give someone you love , but when you take a bite and it's just a strong sweet bland taste , or a strong odd watery taste , and you are filled with 2 bites and it's then forgotten in the fridge, you feel bad for paying that money, this is not for everyone , and I won't be buying again unfortunately
Nice place, they have interesting stuff. The prices are as other places in the area. The location is pretty loud and the coffee is OK. In the overall, the place is OK
Good cofee, great cakes and cockies...
The cakes are amazing! Very friendly staff and a great location
Wonderful cakes, very good price as well. The staff are very nice
Ya'akov St 26, Rehovot, Israel•
affordable
Cafe
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Jerusalem, Liba Café is a delightful spot that beckons coffee lovers and food enthusiasts alike. Located near the bustling King George Street and Ben Yehuda Street, this café serves up an array of delicious espresso-based drinks presented in charming ceramic mugs. But that's just the beginning! Liba Café also boasts a tempting selection of pastries, sandwiches, salads, and desserts to satisfy any craving.
Delicious food! Fun music, great vibes!
I had fresh Malva pudding, sweet pudding with hints of Chai and cinnamon with a dollop of cream and a matcha latte! So yummy!
Gab S — Google review
A nice, trendy Cafe. It can be busy but there will usually be some seating inside or on the gallery floor above the bar.
Coffee was good and the sandwich was OK... a little sweet for a blue cheese sandwich, though.
The coffee is served in nice stonework cups which you can also buy!
Atmospheric café with WIFI, great for reading some books or finishing work on projects (although some of the tables are only designated for chitchat)..
The matcha wasn't so good, and they seem to have meany good pastries options but most of them were out of order..
Appalled by this place. Service is probably the rudest I've experience and that's saying something in Israel given most service is poor.
We came to review the matcha for an article for the paper (both journalists) and bought food and sat downstairs as there were a) no spaces upstairs b) no masgan outside and c) I can't really do stairs due to disability. We both started working and were told we couldn't sit there only upstairs or outside. When we explained why we couldn't one server just shrugged and said we have to go. I decided to stay because as a paying customer I should be allowed to sit and mind my own business. A woman came over and spoke to me very rudely and when I tried to explain she snapped and said "well that's policy"
Probably the worst policy I've experienced. Gd forbid someone in a wheelchair come and try to work here, I guess they'd just send them away. If I'd know they would be so rude I wouldn't have bought anything and would have taken my money to an establishment with nice staff. And the matcha was average - the service will sure be mentioned in the article.
Really good, but really good, beans + the right barista = amazing balanced espresso
Great atmosphere, fresh pastries and welcoming, friendly service
Love it!
Go
Amazing coffee and great food. Also excellent vibe
Would highly recommend
Adorable place to sit, relax, chat with friends or study on the second floor. Beware there aren't many seats and laptops are not allowed on Fridays! <3
First time here and I ordered a museli and a salmon arugula sandwich with added pesto and a rimon juice I paid 88 ILS I believe and sat outside and was brought my food. Very nice atmosphere and food I recommend coming here
Shats St 4, Jerusalem, 9426704, Israel•
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Ice cream shop
Nestled in the vibrant Machane Yehuda market, Mousseline Ice Cream - Factory Store offers a delightful taste of Paris with its artisanal ice creams and sorbets. The owner, trained in France, brings an array of unique flavors to life, including intriguing options like black sesame and wasabi. This charming boutique also features imported teas from a renowned Parisian tea house and expertly blended coffee using Brazilian and Ethiopian beans.
Their ice cream listens to the piano (see photo). The seller plays rachmaninoff and bach. Maybe thats why the ice cream is so good. Kasher mehadrin.
Chaya K — Google review
Amazing ice cream, unique flavors, great gluten awareness, kosher mehadrin. String recommend.
High quality ice cream, nice service!
good ice cream
Very good icecream
Yup!
(Translated by Google) The most delicious ice cream in town. After an extensive market survey. Both an excellent price and special flavors and sweet just like ice cream should be. Both the kids really really like it and so do the adults.
The best ice cream in town, hands down. Have tried nearly all the ice cream places in Jerusalem and this is BY FAR the yummiest. Very reasonable prices, lots of interesting flavors, not too sweet, just right. Love this place.
(Original)
הגלידה הכי טעימה בעיר. אחרי סקר שוק נרחב. גם מחיר מצויין וגם טעמים מיוחדים וגם מתוק בדיוק כמו שגלידה אמורה להיות. גם הילדים ממש ממש אוהבים וגם המבוגרים.
The best ice cream in town, hands down. Have tried nearly all the ice cream places in Jerusalem and this is BY FAR the yummiest. Very reasonable prices, lots of interesting flavours, not too sweet, just right. Love this place.
(Translated by Google) The ice cream is excellent, it really tastes great and there are no complaints about the quality! But I ordered a kilo, and the box looked a little empty… When I got home I weighed it — only 900 grams. Not bad, but when you pay for a kilo, it's unpleasant to find out that a scoop is missing 🙂. Other than that, a great product
(Original)
הגלידה מצוינת, באמת טעם נהדר ואין תלונות על האיכות! אבל הזמנתי קילו, והקופסה נראתה קצת ריקה… כשחזרתי הביתה שקלתי — רק 900 גרם. לא נורא, אבל כשמשלמים על קילו, לא נעים לגלות שחסרה כדור 🙂. חוץ מזה, אחלה מוצר
Mavo Sam Spiegel, Jerusalem, Israel•
4.6
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4.5
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affordable
Pastry shop
Marzipan Bakery and Pastry is a popular dessert shop known for its wide range of baked goods, including rugelach, donuts, and decorated cakes. The branch on Hauman Street opened in 2003 and quickly became a favorite spot for partygoers. The bakery expanded to Jerusalem and beyond, offering specialties like sahlab in the winter and unique pastries such as the igul (circle), a sambusak pastry with melted cheese and mushrooms.
To everyone with a sweet tooth: when you’re in Jerusalem, you should definitely go there. The bakery offers so mich great stuff. I’d recommend to not go for the pre-packed stuff, but to buy the fresh stuff. Absolutely amazing, especially the small croissants with the chocolate filling.
Sebastian — Google review
marzipan features all of the best flavors of Israel they have every type of pastry and cookie you could possibly imagine when you think of Israeli bakery's. marzipan is definitely the place to go when you're in Mahane Yehuda
One of the best, if not THE best bakery in town. A must stop destination. I come by every time I visit Makhne Yehuda Market in Jerusalem. I especially love their Chocolate Rogelach. It is superb. Mmm Mmm... Yummy! Highly recommended. Don't miss out on this pearl of a place.
This is probably the BEST pastry shop I've went to while in Jerusalem. Their rugelach is SO fresh, moist, and flavorful! They offer other pastries to, but the rugelach is the one to try out!
The place sells an over hipped sugar soaked croissants. They are good, partially due to their freshness. The other dishes aren't that great.
Adjacent to the bustling Machne Yehuda market, Marzipan offers high quality freshly baked pastries like no other. Their pièce de résistance is chocolate rugelach, sold individually or in boxes. Don't accept imitations! Your mind will be blown.
They have locations everywhere but visit the original which is located on a busy street close to Mahane Yehuda. So many different choices of both sweet and savory goods.
This spot is Legendary. World-renowned chocolate rugelach and many other fine pastries and sweets.
My personal favorite:
Sadly, they don’t have it all the time, so I advise calling in advance. is their Chalavi (Dairy) Chocolate Halva babka!!!!
🤯🥲✨😋 Wow, what a delicacy. One of my favorite cakes I’ve ever had the honor of trying.
If they don’t have the dairy one available, try the non-dairy version. it’s also divine.
This spot is pure Oneg! Wow. Baruch Hashem!
Agripas St 44, Jerusalem, Israel•
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4.7
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4.5
(100)
cheap
Ice cream shop
Mousseline Jerusalem - Mahane Yehudah is a popular ice cream spot in Israel, offering a wide variety of delicious flavors. Customers rave about the impressive range of options, including unique choices like basil, saffron, and wasabi. The ice cream is known for being fresh and not overly sweet, with some options being gluten-free. Visitors appreciate the helpful staff and reasonable prices at this quaint location.
Very tasty ice cream with an interesting variety of flavors. We really loved the Salted Caramel and the dark chocolate but the most interesting were Basil and Saffron flavors- you must taste it.
The most important is that this is a Gluten free ice cream.
Will definitely come back.
Amit B — Google review
As a local tour guide..
No doubt,this is my Jerusalem Ice cream shop.
Large variety of flavors,try the coffee, bitter chocolate,lemon.
17 shekels for 2 flavors.
Enjoy
Basil one is just wow! I’ve tried also the one with condensed milk and with cheesecake and berries — all were great, the taste was natural and not too sweet
Seriously delicious ice cream with an interesting variety of unique flavors, such as spices and vegetables.
I chose a Chai Masala ice cream and it really had the same taste, just with an icy feeling.
Despite its reputation, the prices are quite cheap and fair.
Highly recommended!
8.26.17 - Homemade ice cream, literally. We had the saffron and praline. We also sampled wasabi, black sesame, masala chai, tonka, Arabic coffee, all very good.
Service is also very nice. Quaint small spot.
A gem in Jerusalem!
This is one of my top ice cream places in Israel, the variety of flavors is impressive, and they all taste great in their own separate ways.
I especially like the sorbets here, very fruity and not too sweet.
The customer services is great.
I recommend trying the strawberry and saffron together!
Amazing range of really tasty flavors! We went there three times in one week to try all the amazing flavors - basil, cinnamon, orange & cinnamon, basil grapefruit, cherry, coconut, chocolate, marzipan, salty caramel - all strong on flavor and not too sugary!
With the ice cream we have today such as Golda, I have no idea how this place is still open... my kids love ice cream and they didn’t finish one scoop. if you fancy a good ice cream do yourself a favor and go someplace else.
HaArmonim St 2, Jerusalem, Israel•
4.5
(803)
5.0
(82)
Permanently Closed
cheap
Kosher restaurant
Cafe
Dessert restaurant
LA-WAFFLE is a charming dessert shop located at 16 Shamai St. It offers handmade Belgian waffles with a thin, crunchy outer shell and soft, fluffy insides. The shop is known for its generous toppings and a variety of flavors to choose from. Customers can even opt for half-and-half waffles to try different flavors. The cozy ambiance makes it a great spot to enjoy delicious waffles with options like butterscotch and apple cider toppings.
It's hard to find a decent waffle in Jerusalem, and this place is one of a kind.
The waffle itself is perfectly done, and the topics are high quality.
Shlomi U — Google review
Don't understand why people get crazy about this place...
Waffle is ok, large choice of toppings.
But NO Nutella option, NO restrooms, only few sitting places and relatively high prices.
Prefer the Soramelo waffle in Mahane Yehuda Market (much tastier waffle!! Best in town)
If you want a really good, small and not to crowdy place for dessert this is the place to go to! The Belgium waffle there is amazing, you can choose from a variety of toppings where each is awesome. To sum up, go and enjoy 😊
Unfortunately, waffle business is dead. Place has new name, new owners sell burecas and they've lost all recipes. Their waffles are cheap uneatable 💩💩💩 (sorry). And no more amazing hot chocolate. Leave your hope, don't even try.
Best waffles period.
The waffles have a thin crunchy outer shell that after the initial crunch quickly gives way to the soft fluffy insides. They're generous with the toppings so make sure you get some ice cream or a drink as a pallet cleanser between two different flavors if you go the half-half route.
I remember frequently visiting with my mother and her friends when I was younger and lived in Israel. 8 years later and it's a delicious cozy time capsule of a restaurant. A must visit IMO.
P.S. Sorry if I annoyed you guys by calling it "Waffle House", despite adoring this place I never knew this café's real name until today. Lots of love, David.
Cozy little waffle house.
Lots of different flavours and extra toppings to choose from.
Take note that you can order half and half waffle and share :)
Their butterscotch tastes similar to Latin dulce de leche/arequipe/manjar.
Their apple cider is delightful, sweet but not overwhelming.
If you leave your foreign change at the counter jar you will most likely get a hot chocolate shooter.
There are a few tables indoors, and a tented area outdoors.
Great waffles! 30nis each (but it is pretty big, we usually share it) and the adding extra toppings for additional not price. Cosy place. We didn't like the drink chocolate (we are used to Max Brenner) but we enjoyed the milk shake.
Great place, with many vegan options but when we came, none of the many vegan options was available. Disappointing 😞
4.1
(889)
3.5
(52)
Permanently Closed
affordable
Bakery
Breakfast restaurant
Cafe
Devine breakfast! every single was made to perfection. The service was extra attentive and professional.
Highly recommend!
🤩
Sneaky S — Google review
A great place for an incognito rendezvous with your ex (unless you live in one of the nearby well to do neighborhoods in which case yours will be the gossip-du-jour within minutes. Oh and the coffee, pastries, sandwiches and salads are ok
Very lovely place in a kibbutz, design create an home and good ambiance.
Service is to improve (speed and professionalism).
Excellent on-site made bread, croissants are good but not exceptional.
I recommend the salads plates combo that comes with 4 kinds of salads, homemade bread and butter.
Ideal place to spend working on laptop there.
Outside seats very pleasant. Prices are above average, expensive for what you get, -1 star.
Excellent!
What a find. The bakery - restaurant is in a lovely place with delightful views from the secluded spot in Kiriat Anavim. There is a car park with disabled space right next to the entrance. Seating both inside and in the adjacent garden area, which is secluded and really attractive. Service and food were excellent. We chose one of the breakfast options which was very tasty. We will definitely be coming back to Efrat!
Early in the am about 0750 or so
They are very very slow
The cash Register and order taker is slow and new
My simple request fir cinnamon bun and latte coffee after repeating three time still came out wrong?
Strange
The place is nice and clean there is free parking
Still you need to be specific in order and patient
They have fresh bakery breads etc
Over priced coffee and cinnamon for 30 nis?
Try it
Maybe it's the COVID-19 time, but this place is medicore at best. Nothing to write about or see. A simple coffee and simple pastries where every bakery or coffee shop do a better job at both. Why the high rating then? It's the only place of it's kind in miles around...
Is a bakery located in the industrial Zone in Jerusalem and because of this they are able to bake their own special bread and this makes this place really special and the bread they serve is really special. And the coffee was amazing I had a salad in the goat cheese was amazing in the bread they served as well I really recommend this place.
Small but cozy Cafe with salads, sandwiches, quiche and deserts. Great food large dishes. Great service. Lots of people are here with their computers working. Lots of space with computer access. Great vibe
24Golda
4.3
(1057)
4.0
(41)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Golda is an ice cream shop with multiple locations and hours, offering a variety of flavors to suit every taste. The shop is known for its high-quality ice cream and coffee, with the banana and dates flavor being particularly recommended. Despite some slow service due to narrow counters, the location in Mamilla Mall makes it easily accessible. Visitors praise the creamy and delicious flavors, such as chocolate almond and strawberry ricotta.
Great ice cream and great location!
I would recommend to try they’re ice cream and frozen yogurt bio.
My top three ice cream flavors:
1. Wild berries pavlova
2. Salted caramel
3. Beigale (pretzel) and white chocolate (the most popular as well)
Daniel D — Google review
If you're into long waits and cold attitudes, this is your spot.
We stopped by Golda hoping for a nice treat, but ended up with a masterclass in how not to handle customer service. The wait was absurdly long, and the staff seemed to be doing us a favor by even acknowledging our existence. At one point, one of them even said about me, “She doesn’t understand anything,” loud enough for me to hear. Charming, right? The ice cream might be cold, but the welcome was even colder. Definitely not going back.
I came here a few times when in Jerusalem, as I heard they had incredible ice cream, and it's true. Every flavour I tried was magnificent and creamy and morish and super yum. If you go when it's not too busy, it's easier; you can get to the counter easier and take your time to make the right choices. I actually don't even think you can go wrong here, as everything is great and highly recommend coming here as an after lunch or dinner - or both - treat.
I ate this gelato every day I was in Jerusalem and I regret nothing. So good! The diverse number of flavors and dietary friendly options were on point. My favorite flavor was the chocolate almond and the strawberry ricotta. My mouth is watering just remembering this treat!
We went to this location of Golda, having heard great things about the product. The man serving gelato was extremely rude to my friend, telling him that his Hebrew was terrible. We should have left right then and there but we had walked quite a ways. Anyhow, he then doubled down and told my friend that anyone who tells him that his Hebrew is good is lying to him. When my friend told him he was being rude, he told him not to take it personally! The gelato was not worth the misery and chutzpah we experienced. One would think that Israelis would be supportive of tourists trying the best. And my friend has been communicating seamlessly for days before this incident, with compliments. Photo taken before we ordered, when we were still excited to have found it. Whomever was working on 4/30 at 21:00 needs to learn about customer service.
Simple yet effective.
This is a great quality ice cream and coffee shop.
The banana and dates ice cream is the best. The other flavors are also pretty amazing.
Service is a bit slow due to the relationship narrow counters. You have to weave through the other customers sitting at their tables to reach the counters.
The location in the middle of Mamilla Mall makes it easy to find and highly accessible.
I highly recommend you try the banana and dates ice cream you won't regret it!
Really amazing ice cream.
I don't eat dairy and they have really good dairy free ice cream. I got the coconut flavor and the chocolate cookie flavor. I highly recommend!!
Amazing ice cream! Good crew
שדרות אלרוב ממילא, Jerusalem, Israel•
25Sambooki
3.8
(16)
4.0
(41)
Permanently Closed
Bakery
Sambooki, located on Jaffa Street, offers a delightful experience with its self-made salads that are not only fresh but also generously portioned. The friendly service and ample servings of bread add to the overall appeal of this eatery. While it may be considered a no-frills establishment, the reasonable prices and satisfactory coffee make it a solid choice for a casual dining experience.
(Translated by Google) This place is very well thought out and has everything. And yet something is missing in it. Or you caught multiples you didn't catch. I think there will be a good salad and instead of cakes there will be a selection of breads.
(Original)
המקום הזה מאוד מושקע ויש בו הכל. ובכל זאת משהו חסר בו. או תפסת מרובה לא תפסת. לדעתי שתהיה סלטיס טובה ובמקום עוגות שיהיה מבחר לחמים.
Shmaia L — Google review
Went to Jaffa st location. The self made salads were really fresh, tasty and huge! Came with a large load of bread. Service was nice! Would definitely recommend!
A solid B+. Self service food. Staff is friendly enough. Coffee is OK. No frills, reasonable price.
Very poor customer service, the two young woman on duty tried their very best to ignore customers who they treated with distain. Will not be returning and definitely do not recommend.
Bad service
(Translated by Google) The place is very clean, fresh baked goods for those who care about kosher, kosher is available, very polite
(Original)
המקום נקי מאוד מאפיים טריים למי שחשובה כשרות הכשרות מצויה מאוד מנומסים
(Translated by Google) Delicious baked goods and a great salad bar. Self-service. Coffee is delicious.
(Original)
Leckere Backwaren und eine super Salat Theke. Selbstbedienung. Kaffe ist lecker.
(Translated by Google) Another tin product from Neman
(Original)
עוד מוצר פח מבית נאמן
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4.2
(748)
4.0
(35)
Temporarily Closed
Chocolate artisan
Apartment complex
Event planner
Kosher restaurant
Serviced apartment
Sweetn Karem is a charming garden cafe and gourmet chocolate shop located in the picturesque Ein Kerem, just a few miles away from the center of Jerusalem. The atmosphere is pleasant and magical, offering a village-like feel with lush green surroundings. In addition to serving light fare, it also houses a small chocolate factory and cozy hostel with beautiful rooms and excellent service. The place is Kosher, so there's no service on Saturdays, but breakfast for Saturday can be enjoyed on Friday night.
Very cute small garden restaurant/coffe house with warm just like home feeling, the opposite of pretentious and distant. I’m in love. The breakfast is tasty although very simple. (This review is about the restaurant and I haven’t seen the guest houses). I’ll happily come again.
Yehuda M — Google review
Had lunch in mid week.
Food was delicious, fleshly prepared.
Quick and pleasant service.
Great atmosphere.
Prices are not cheap but reasonable.
BEWARE!!!
We stayed there one weekend in the guest house upstairs. I have seen guest houses in India that are cleaner and better maintained. There were leaks everywhere in the bathtub. the dishes in the drawers and the cutlery were disgusting. They left us hard boiled eggs and a tomato and green pepper for sat breakfast. No one was around to assist.
The owner has no idea what good service is.
STAY AWAY!!!
After a walk through the Jerusalem Forest this was a lovely gem. Delicious coffee and a chocolate
I am deeply disappointed with my recent experience with Sweet ‘En Kerem View. After reserving a room for a special family vacation via phone and WhatsApp, our plans were abruptly disrupted. Just three hours before our scheduled check-in, the owner informed us of an overbooking and unilaterally canceled our reservation. This last-minute notice left us scrambling to find alternative accommodations, significantly stressing what was supposed to be a relaxing getaway.
I understand that mistakes happen, but the lack of prior communication and the short notice of the cancellation were unacceptable. It’s crucial for hospitality services to manage reservations reliably and to have better contingency plans in place for such situations. Unfortunately, this experience has marred our view of Sweet ‘En Kerem View and we are hesitant to book again or recommend it to others.
Beautiful place to have a drink or a light meal. The garden is incredibly peaceful and the staff are wonderful! Would definitely go again!
About 2 weeks ago they opened a small Cafe in a nearby garden. The place is very peaceful, cozy and relaxing.
The food was tasty, we'll definitely return.
Lovely tiny place in the heart of old Ein Karem neiborhood with great and gourmet chocolate!
Very good hot chocolate but not cheap.
Mevo Ha-Sha'ar 3, Jerusalem, Israel•
27Katzefet
4.4
(367)
4.5
(31)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Katzefet is a popular ice cream shop with a wide variety of sweet treats. The service can be slow in line, but the Belgian waffles are delicious.
Old fashioned frozen yogurt. Take the largest size. You won't regret it
Lior O — Google review
Ice cream was ok, milky better than the parve stuff. Service was ok, there was no real order to the place and people were all around ordering and paying. Expensive for ice cream!
I heard they’re adding pancakes with butter and maple syrup on the menu….should be great!
It’s like carvel but with some extra stuff or baskin Robbin’s back in the day.
Ordered ice cream through Walt
There was a hiccup with the order
The store immediately worked on correcting that mistake
Great ice cream
Great customer service
We will definitely be ordering again or maybe even popping by ☺️
Higyene is not good in this place, they use same gloves they grab the fruit with to grab cash, that's freaking horrible
👎👎👎👎👎
Ordered an ice coffee with whipped cream and caramel, was only informed after I payed and received my order that they were out of caramel.
Great selection of ice creams to choose from.
Their large portions of Belgian waffles come with a large selection of toppings. They also serve delicious french crepes, yogurt and smoothies.
The service is relatively fast and there is sufficient dining space available if you wish to dine in.
Katzefet has the best ice coffee!
HaKeren HaKayemet Le-Israel St 19, Jerusalem, Israel•
4.2
(425)
4.5
(26)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Nestled in the vibrant Mahane Yehuda Market, Cookie Cream is a delightful haven for dessert lovers. This charming ice cream shop specializes in mouthwatering ice cream sandwiches crafted with freshly baked cookies and homemade Italian gelato, made daily by an Italian chef who shared his expertise with the owner, Liran. Beyond their signature sandwiches, Cookie Cream also offers delectable Belgian waffle creations and indulgent sundaes. For those seeking gluten-free options, fresh waffles can be prepared upon request—just ask!
This place is awesome! The ice cream is super creamy and delicious, and you can make your own ice cream sandwiches with different flavors of fresh cookies — total game changer. The churros are also fire. Everything here hits the spot. 🍦🍪🔥
Abe F — Google review
I got a small sugar-free coffee icecream (dairy) which was actually decent and not too artificial tasting, but absolutely way too expensive for how much you get... around $6 for a tiny scoop. So basically a scam.
The other dissapointment was the ice coffee- an absolute waste of money.
It was disgusting- tasted like consuming polluted air, and had to be thrown out. In fact, *after* we had purchased, the worker told us that we probably won't like the ice coffee, and they get a lot of complaints of how its really bad.
So overall, would not recommend.
The Milkshake (You can choose the flavour from the Ice Cream flavours available), White Macadamia Cookie and Hershey and Cornflakes Ice Creams were all decent. The staff who was alone was able to handle the orders quickly!
Fast friendly service. I had the delicious vegan chocolate ice cream in a sugar cone with sprinkles. Elegantly presented with a small wafer and hazelnut on top. Generous single scoop at a reasonable price.
The vegan ice cream was almost as good as the dairy ice cream! The churros were also amazing. I will definitely visit again
Their churros are amazing definitely try a stuffed one, price was a bit high though 8 churros for 38₪
The Street art market, if you are a foodie and wants to hangout with your gang then this the best place, full of music and lots of conversation
Absolutely love this place. Located near the Mahane Yehuda market, the place offers ice cream, cookies and churros. I particularly liked their churros. The staff is super helpful and kind. The atmosphere is amazing and there’s places to sit on the street. There are countless amazing places in the market, Cookie Cream is one of them for sure! I warmly recommend!
4.7
(341)
5.0
(24)
affordable
Coffee shop
Bakery
The La Pâtisserie ABU SEIR is a small, family-owned and operated vintage coffee shop and modern patisserie in the heart of the old city of Jerusalem. The coffee is excellent and the desserts are highly recommendable - especially their tiramisu! It's a great place to hang out, with minimal crowds.
Review: Patisserie Abu Seir – A Hidden Gem of Coffee and Craft in Jerusalem’s New Gate
Tucked behind the historic New Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem, Patisserie Abu Seir is more than just a bakery—it’s a soulful experience, a quiet sanctuary where time slows down and every bite tells a story. For locals and travelers alike, discovering this charming patisserie is like unearthing a secret whispered through the ancient alleyways of Jerusalem.
Abu Seir's magic begins the moment you step inside. The space is intimate and warm, with the soft hum of conversation, the faint clink of cups, and the scent of freshly baked pastry dough mingling with rich espresso. Sunlight filters through old Jerusalem stone, illuminating a display case that feels more like a curated gallery of edible art than a bakery counter.
The pastries are exquisite—each one lovingly hand-crafted, delicate, and precise, yet full of character. You can tell that everything here is made with care and intention. The kouign-amann, in particular, is an absolute revelation: caramelized and flaky on the outside, buttery and tender inside, with just the right balance of sweetness. The croissants rival those found in the finest Parisian bakeries—light, airy, and impossibly crisp.
But what sets Abu Seir apart isn’t just technique—it’s heart. Every tart, every puff, every lovingly folded layer feels like a quiet act of devotion. You sense that the baker, Ibrahim Abu Seir himself, pours his soul into the dough. A Palestinian Christian from the Old City with French training and Jerusalem roots, Ibrahim has crafted a patisserie that bridges cultures and traditions with grace. His pastries are a tribute not just to flavor, but to the possibility of beauty and peace in a place often known for its tension.
The coffee here is equally sublime. Whether it’s a smooth cappuccino, a dark espresso, or a perfectly brewed filter coffee, it is made with precision and passion. There's no rushing here—the baristas take their time, and you’re invited to do the same. It's the kind of place where people linger over books, journals, or conversation. It's not just a stop on a sightseeing tour—it’s a destination in its own right.
Abu Seir isn’t a commercial cafe trying to impress with trends or gimmicks. It’s humble, soulful, and authentic. There’s no sign shouting its name, no massive social media campaign. It simply exists, quietly doing its work, like the Old City itself—layered with history, full of stories, and made beautiful through endurance.
In a world increasingly dominated by fast coffee and mass-produced sweets, Patisserie Abu Seir stands as a reminder that food can be a craft, coffee a ritual, and a small café a powerful act of love. If you’re in Jerusalem and want more than just sustenance—if you want soul, silence, and sweetness—you owe yourself a visit.
This isn’t just a bakery. It’s a testament to what happens when you love what you do.
Abraham K — Google review
Delicious cakes and coffee! Much welcomed stop on our visit to the Old City. The service was also excellent and they accept credit card and contactless! Bonus!!
Best, best, best patisserie. Amazing coffee. They even have all kinds of plant based milk.
Must go in Jerusalem.
A tiny, cosy and neat patisserie right at the New Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem, a great selection of tasty pastries, very good coffee, efficient and friendly service, quite a few tables outside to sit down and become a relaxed observer of this most incredible place in the world!
Wonderful Cafe and great atmosphere. A place of sanity and tranquility just a stone throw away from the busy streets of Jerusalem.
Best desserts ever with delicious coffee:) no alcohol and very kind and smiling owner.
Very cute cafe with some seating outside. They have some gluten free cakes.
Delicious pistachio cream pudding and a chocolate truffle. Freshly made and full of flavour, can sit outside.
New Gate st, Ha-Sha'ar he-Khadash St 35, Jerusalem•
4.7
(61)
4.5
(18)
Bakery
Located in Jerusalem, מאפיית ארוטשס ירושלים is a small bakery that offers a variety of pastries. While some find the prices slightly high, many agree that the quality justifies it. The chocolate rugalach and apple pastry are particularly praised for their exceptional taste and texture. The bakery's cinnamon croissant also receives positive feedback, evoking nostalgia for homemade treats.
I was hungry and was in the area and decided to try out this small bakery.
I got three small pastries, each cost 4 shekel, not cheap but that’s the price for good pastries in Jerusalem.
The chocolate rugalach and the apple pastry were phenomenal. Just amazing. The pastry tasted buttery(though I don’t know if they use butter). The apple pieces were crisp and the chocolate was delightful.
The cinnamon croissant was good. Not mind blowing. Reminded me of my moms’ baked goods. Nice soft dough and granulated sugar was tasted throughout every bite.
In conclusion, would recommend.
——kosher lemehadrin——
Adab A — Google review
Very friendly great bourekas and apple strudel. Highly recommend. Owner speaks excellent English too.
After 3 months living in Jerusalem, trying various bakeries around the market, I have discovered this gem, a few minutes from where I stay, in my opinion the best bakery around!
Absolutely wonderful. A rare find in Jerusalem. Very good quality pastries, a variety of homemade doughs with very tasty filling. Good Italian coffee.
Best rugalesh and spinach pie.
The spinach burekas was unique made from fresh spinach with I believe bulgarian cheese, worth trying
By far the most amazing bakery in Jerusalem
Great little bakery.
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31Katsefet
4.3
(1406)
3.5
(16)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Katsefet is a popular ice cream destination with multiple locations in Jerusalem. The menu features a wide variety of options including ice cream, yogurt, gourmet sorbet, Belgian waffles, and hot crepes. Customers appreciate the tasty treats and reasonable prices. Some even mention loyalty rewards for frequent visits. While some find it to be not quite on par with gelato, others still consider it worth a visit for its fun atmosphere and delicious desserts.
Wonderful branch, great selection of fruit shakes soft ice cream bio yogurt ice cream milkshakes hot drinks Belgium waffle and crepe
Moises Z — Google review
The worst service possible. The girl that was taking the order was talking to me in a bad way, like I was guilty that I was ordering, and its already the second time happening to me in the same branch. Without greetings, without even smiling, nothing that can make a customer feel a bit comfy, and especially in the morning I didn’t want to experience something like this.
After 3 visits here, I'm discouraged to come back again. The customer service is not so good. They are always with a bad attitude and evident lack of patience. Changing the workers would give a better vibe to the place.
I like this place the most when i would like to have an ice cream with my daughter. It's tasty and on the way. They have a large menu for frozen yogurt, ice cream pan cakes and more. Prices are good. Ask for a ten times + 1 card. I used it and got many free ice creams. The other branch in ben yehuda is not the same good but still tastyyyyy
Fun ice cream shoppe with many flavors, toppings, and sauces. We had a waffle with the works. Yum! I wouldn't rate it as gelato good but worth a stop.
It's an amazing place to come relax in the nice are. And the ice-cream is really good.
Tasty Italian style icecream. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Many different flavors to choose from, including nondairy. There are also crepes, frozen yogurt, milkshakes, etc. Great place for a casual celebration. Easily accessible with public transportation.
Not gourmet.
Just a indulgement that kids can enjoy. The portions are very big. The coffee mediocre. As was everything else. The waffle was well made. The place was not clean.
But it's good for a celebration with kids. Wide range of usher based treats
Hebron Rd 105, Jerusalem, 9348003, Israel•
32Roladin
3.9
(678)
4.5
(13)
affordable
Cafe
Kosher restaurant
Pastry shop
Business owners who assert that they can modify their business information, include images, reply to feedback, and perform other actions are encouraged to request their complimentary profile immediately. I recently visited Roladin Cafe in search of a cake for dessert and was delighted to discover a reasonably priced option that met my requirements. The purchased cake was delectable, fresh, and well worth the cost. This establishment offers exceptional cuisine, a hygienic atmosphere, amiable personnel, and prices that are reasonable.
Efficient and polite service, tasty food, the place was packed on Friday morning but stil we had a great service and experience.
Yizhar B — Google review
:). Sadly worse service at a Roladin.:(. If I'd hadn't self-served I wouldn't have got anything. I could have just gone to a shop and bought the same drink off the shelf; (. When I asked if there were any of their juices/shakes. I was ignored. When I asked where the queue started, I was snorted at and told ' just choose'! When I tried to put my friends order on my points I was told, only the membership holder can get points for their order. Not a fun experience. Very disappointed
Horrible experience!! Go anywhere else. I went in for some coffee with my mom. When we got our coffees they tasted really bad and were cold. I tried to return them and ask for two new cups that were stronger with less milk. The girls that we’re behind the counter we’re arguing with me over making new coffee saying that they won’t do that for me because I was wrong for not ordering what I wanted when I first came in. When i spoke manger he took his employees side immediately without even acknowledging my complaint, he was so rude and dismissive and said that they won’t make me a new cup of coffee because they don’t waste money. I asked for a refund and I was refused to get my money back.I felt like crying at that point. After about an 30 minutes of back and forth they gave me back my money. I will never go back. Please save yourself the disappointment and go where they actually care about the customer.
Sit inside or out. It is hard to choose what to eat. The hottest cafe afuch (cappuccino) I have had in Israel. Nice breakfast sandwiches and ALL kinds of delicious pastries. We got some small spinach pastries to go. SO FRESH.
Best pastries. Love all the donuts 🍩
I want to like this Roladin. It's my neighborhood cafe. The coffee and pastries are quite good. They employee special needs. But this is one of those places where, as a customer, you don't feel seen. Like no one really cares. I'm going to keep trying. Hopefully, someone will notice
Always great food, not cheap though.
It's a nice little Roladin branch, but not convenient for us laptoppers: In fact, it happens here that they asked me to permanently seat in a round corner table where "all consumers with laptops are stead - only there". Additionally, some weeks or already months ago one of the doors was broken, and since then it's freezing inside the cafe. They are clearly loosing clientele, which is a shame because the holders of the local branch are nice.
דרך חברון א101, Jerusalem•
33Golda
4.2
(480)
4.0
(9)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Delicious ice cream: not too sweet, smooth thick texture. We paid 33usd for 1 kg of icecream (4 flavors) for our group. And they gave us cups and spoons to split a group of 10. You do save a lot more when you do this way. We had dark chocolate, coconut, strawberry, and sugar free. I like the sugar free flavor the most, more like a nutty flavor ice cream.
Katelin N — Google review
The waffle and ice cream were really tasty 😋 the workers were friendly and fast working 😌 the place was clean and tidy 👌🏻 the only issue is their prices are little high 🫨
Very good ice cream 🍨
Nice people
Prices almost ok
Excellent gelato shop.
You have to try the mascarpone flavour
Decent ice cream, though nothing special. The issue with Golda is that in their rapid expansion they have killed off competition, forcing many small ice cream parlors and gelato places to close.
Nice icecream and friendly atmosphere (though a bit too sweet for my taste). A good place to stop when exploring the village.
there will be second visit to this place 🤩
Ha-Ma'ayan St 25, Jerusalem, Israel•
3.3
(51)
4.5
(3)
affordable
Ice cream shop
(Translated by Google) I visited the Golda branch in Malcha Mall, and experienced excellent service from the moment I entered. The staff was courteous and professional, and they recommended surprising and original flavors that I hadn't thought to try. The atmosphere in the branch is pleasant and inviting, and the desserts were simply amazing! Every bite was a celebration of fresh, high-quality flavors. Definitely a sweet experience and recommended for anyone looking for a moment of pampering. Thank you Golda for an unforgettable customer experience, I will definitely be back again!”
(Original)
ביקרתי בסניף גולדה בקניון מלחה, וחוויתי שירות מעולה מהרגע שנכנסתי. צוות העובדים היה אדיב ומקצועי, והמליצו לי על טעמים מפתיעים ומקוריים שלא חשבתי לנסות. האווירה בסניף נעימה ומזמינה, והקינוחים היו פשוט מדהימים! כל ביס היה חגיגה של טעמים טריים ואיכותיים. בהחלט חוויה מתוקה ומומלצת לכל מי שמחפש רגע של פינוק. תודה לגולדה על חוויית לקוח בלתי נשכחת, אין ספק שאחזור שוב!”
דור ת — Google review
(Translated by Google) We arrived at the branch to look for a dessert that was out. We learned that the dessert does not exist in the branch itself despite the extensive advertising of the product on social networks.
Instead we ordered other desserts. Let's start with the fact that the seller ignored and talked on the phone while we tried to order and then when we asked to add chocolate he told me that I was being really annoying, I told him thank you that I would take it as a compliment and he said that it was really not a compliment, In short, service is out of place at all!
And our experience from this place aspires to zero.
(Original)
הגענו לסניף על מנת לחפש קינוח שיצא. נודע לנו שהקינוח אינו קיים בסניף עצמו למרות הפרסום הרב למוצר ברשתות החברתיות.
במקום זה הזמנו קינוחים אחרים . נתחיל בזה שהמוכר התעלם ודיבר בטלפון בזמן שניסינו להזמין ולאחר מכן שביקשנו להוסיף שוקולד הוא אמר לי שאני מציקה ממש , אמרתי לו תודה שאני אקח את זה כמחמאה והוא אמר שזה ממש לא מחמאה , בקיצור שירות לא במקום בכלל!
והחוויה שלנו ממקום זה שואפת לאפס.
Pretty big assortment of ice cream tastes the prices are ok though some may say it's a bit pricey for an ice cream but imo its worth the price for the great taste
(Translated by Google) Disgusting attitude, terribly stingy. Today I bought a kilo of ice cream, I innocently asked the seller for pretzel sauce and what he did was reduce the amount of ice cream for me and gave me very little sauce. And it seems to me that I received less than a kilo.
In short, stingy people who take away the desire, ice cream is not good and it is better not to eat it, less sugar for the body.
I recommend giving up Golda's ice cream
(Original)
יחס מגעיל, קמצנים להחריד. היום קניתי קילו גלידה, ביקשתי בתמימות מהמוכר רוטב בייגלה ומה שהוא עשה הוריד לי מכמות הגלידה ושם לי מעט מאוד רוטב. ונראה לי שקיבלתי פחות מקילו.
בקיצור קמצנים שמוציאים את החשק, גלידה לא טובה ועדיף לא לאכול אותה פחות סוכר לגוף.
ממליץ לוותר על הגלידות של גולדה
(Translated by Google) I arrived on Friday at 2:02 p.m. specifically to redeem a voucher I had for Hanukkah. The sellers did not agree to give me service and said the place was closed. Although it says on Google that the place is open until 15:00.
(Original)
הגעתי ביום שישי בשעה 14:02 במיוחד כדי לממש שובר שהיה לי של חנוכה. המוכרים לא הסכימו לתת לי שירות ואמרו שהמקום סגור. למרות שכתוב בגוגל שהמקום פתוח עד שעה 15:00.
(Translated by Google) Two female Border Guard soldiers who come after their shift to eat ice cream receive disgusting and repulsive treatment from the saleswomen, do not recommend at all!
(Original)
שתי לוחמות מג״ב שבאות אחרי משמרת לאכול גלידה יחס מגעיל ודוחה מצד המוכרות , לא ממליצות בכלל !
(Translated by Google) 11.8.21- The place is clean, tidy, very inviting.
The staff is lovely! Very helpful, smile.. makes me want to come back.
I recommend the less conventional flavors: salted caramel and pretzels 🤩
Located on the ground floor of the mall (first floor) across from Mega Sport.
(Original)
11.8.21- המקום נקי, מסודר, מזמין מאוד.
צוות העובדים מקסים! שירותי מאוד, חייכן.. עושה חשק לחזור.
ממליצה על הטעמים הפחות שיגרתיים: קרמל מלוח ובייגלה 🤩
ממוקם בקומת קרקע של הקניון (קומה ראשונה) ממול מגה ספורט.
(Translated by Google) Every time you come there is nothing but ice cream, really disappointing
(Original)
כל הזמן שמגיעים אין שום דבר חוץ מגלידה מממש מאכזב
4.2
(23)
5.0
(3)
Chocolate shop
Chocolate Shop Nutella Ramallah offers a quick and reasonably priced menu, but some customers have noted that their crepes were served cold. However, the Perfect Nutella Crepe is a popular choice among visitors.
Perfect Nutella Crepe 😋
Shahd A — Google review
Took 50 minutes to finish an order which usually takes 5 minutes. I paid in Dinar, 20 dinar on that day of the order was equivalent to 91.75 NIS. They said it was 89 NIS (not a big difference but you can’t scam people). Service was not good. Lacasa Mall branch.
fast service and reasonable pricing, but the crepe was cold 🥲
Its so yummmmi! And the prices so cheap!!!
🔝
(Translated by Google) Wonderful and very beautiful 🌹
(Original)
رائع وجميل جدا 🌹
(Translated by Google) Very good service and average prices ❤️
(Original)
خدمة جيدة جدا واسعار متوسطه ❤️
(Translated by Google) Wow!
It has many options
(Original)
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36Golda
4.4
(820)
5.0
(2)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Golda is an exclusive ice cream brand in Israel, known for its high-quality and fresh ice creams made in-house. They offer a wide variety of flavors including vegan, sugar-free, gluten-free, and sorbet options. In addition to premium ice cream, they also serve frozen yogurt with a range of toppings. The spacious and inviting ambiance makes it a great place to indulge in their top-notch ice cream or enjoy coffee with interesting flavors.
Good place to visit in hot day, variety of ice creams, place to sit in and outside. Very friendly service. Not cheap.
איגור ש — Google review
Good ice cream for dairy and pareve/vegan options.
Not bad for non dairy ice cream option.
Very sweet and tasteful.
Got two different tastes. One was chocolate and the second some kind of banana flavor if I’m not mistaken.
Ice cream probably has too much emulsifiers, because when scooped up, it looks gooey or a bit thawed, and never ripped like classic ice creams. The taste is low on cream. Fruit ice creams have fruit syrups that are a bit sour. Overall taste is like a cheap supermarket ice cream.
Coffee is a pileup of all bitter coffees with Golda name slapped on it. No aroma of any real arabica or even robusta.
To add to the mediocrity, they offer toppings of cheap gummy bear type candies. The frozen yogurt is not worth the price.
The ambiance is dominated by self absorbed staff listening to intrusive mediocre rap not suitable for the occasional customers from the nearby retirement home and traditional families.
The management is seen lounging outside by the door with his freeloafong buddies and is most of the time the only regular (pseudo) customer.
Great ice cream! Many options. It's a neighborhood place but spacious and almost plush for a neighborhood place. It is an Israeli brand of ice cream shops. Prices are not cheap bit not absurd either. The ice-cream itself is top notch and it is just a pity that there aren't more Vegan options.
Great festive space. Coffee for adults and interesting flavours included. The only drawback is intensive music. Update: you can add only one topping on the ice cream, according to my kids it was three toppings last time. Drawback or improvement, o am not sure
Fortunately, their ice cream-making skills are better than their translation skills.
Great ice-cream.
Avizohar St 8, Jerusalem, Israel•
4.6
(240)
5.0
(2)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Gelato Variegato is a charming ice cream shop located on Azza in Jerusalem, owned by the same proprietor as Talbiye and Flora. The store offers an array of creative flavors such as lemon tart, beetroot & sumac, yogurt & zaatar ice cream, and carrot & ginger sorbet.
Delicious gelato. They keep it in the tins, so you know they care more about regulating the temperature than having it all on display, a good sign! I tried a unique flavor-- za'atar with honey-- and it was delicious! Would go again if I'm in the area.
Evany C — Google review
This ice cream place truly stands out with its wide variety of creative and unique flavor options that go beyond the usual classics. The texture is smooth, and each scoop is packed with rich, satisfying taste.
It’s honestly one of the best ice creams I’ve tried, and the cozy atmosphere makes the experience even sweeter.
A must-visit for any dessert lover!
Only place I've seen in Israel that stores their gelato in the pozzetti tins, so that got me in the door! Unique flavours and generous servings. I'm obsessed with the yoghurt gelato with zaatar and honey 👌
We looked for an open spot for dessert after a Friday night dinner and stumbled in here.. What good luck that we did..
Friendly, informative service and WONDERFUL gelato
Nice little place with very tasty ice cream. One of the few that's open on Shabbat
Best gelato in Israel, if not the world.
We are so lucky to have you.
There are nice creative tastes and classic options taste amazing, not too sweet, and the place is not busy
Great gelato. Cookies were not up to par.
Azza St 29, Jerusalem, 9222603, Israel•
38Knaftea
4.8
(146)
5.0
(2)
Temporarily Closed
Dessert restaurant
Knaftea is a delightful gem in Jerusalem that truly captures the essence of this beloved dessert. Known for its exceptional knafeh, this charming spot offers a variety of options, including vegan choices that perfectly balance sweetness with the subtle bitterness of their expertly brewed tea. The atmosphere is vibrant and inviting, making it an ideal place to unwind after exploring the city. While there may not be an English menu, the friendly staff are more than happy to guide you through your selections.
I highly recommend this place! I ordered the vanilla Turkish ice cream, the knafeh and the two cheese rolls. The Turkish ice cream was on the spot, though I will they gave me a little more of it. The knafeh was very good and while the two cheese rolls weren’t bad I probably would not get it again. Still it’s very good and I would certainly come back again
Allen L — Google review
Recommended!! Knaftea is first place, in my opinion, for knafe in Jerusalem! The woman at the counter knows her teas! We had a great evening.
Great vegan knafeh, multiple options.
The sweatness of the knafeh is great with the subtle bitterness of the tea! Very recommended.
A bit pricey though.
A welcoming place to warm up in central Jerusalem on a cool night. Tasty local food and a friendly staff. 👍
High quality, flavorful knafe heated to order in a cute, colorful atmosphere. Try the tart purple drink too!
What a lovely place to satisfy your cravings for knafeh!
There is no english menu, but the staff is keen in explaining everything.
Awesome place! Knafe is great and freshly mafe. We higly recommend trying the halwaat al-jibn.
A great experience! The Knaffe, tea and atmosphere were top level!
Hillel St 28, Jerusalem, Israel•
4.6
(82)
4.5
(2)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Nice cozy place, great food and coffee as usual, and the service was wonderful
Hanna B — Google review
Certainly the best Italian Gelateria in town!
Good ice cream
(Translated by Google) We ordered delivery, it arrived perfect!
Thank you 🧡
(Original)
הזמנו משלוח, הגיע מושלם!
תודה לכם🧡
(Translated by Google) Amazing ice cream, one of the tastiest in Jerusalem! Amazing service! We order every time and enjoy it, highly recommended!
(Original)
גלידה מדהימה מהטעימות שיש בירושלים! שירות מדהים ! אנחנו כל פעם מזמינים ונהנים מומלץ ממש!
(Translated by Google) Thank you very much! Very tasty!
Excellent service and such a compliment to the reserve soldiers!
(Original)
תודה רבה לכם! טעים מאוד!
שירות מצוין וכל כך מפרגן למשרתי המילואים!
(Translated by Google) I took a very tasty fruit shake (since I took the same fruits and toppings that I take for frozen). The service was pleasant and kind even though the prices are not cheap. There is seating inside and outside. Accessibility for wheelchairs and strollers
(Original)
לקחתי שייק פירות מאוד טעים ( מכיון שלקחתי אותם פירות ותוספות שאני לוקחת לפרוזן ). השירות היה נעים ואדיב למרות שמחירים לא זולים. יש במקום מקומות ישיבה בפנים ובחוץ . נגישות לכיסא עם גלגלים ועגלות
(Translated by Google) Good! Recommended! Excellent service!
(Original)
טוב! מומלץ! שרות מעולה!
Uruguay St, Jerusalem, Israel•
4.9
(167)
5.0
(1)
Ice cream shop
Nestled in the vibrant Kikar Dizengoff, Pinoli Gelato is a delightful Italian ice cream parlor that promises an unforgettable experience for gelato lovers. This charming spot not only offers classic flavors but also features unique creations like pinoli (pinenut) ice cream, refreshing lime and basil sorbet, and zesty Aperol orange sorbet. With ample outdoor seating, it’s the perfect place to relax while enjoying your treat.
5 stars!
I absolutely love this ice cream shop! It’s always a pleasure to visit. The customer service is top-notch everyone is so friendly, respectful, and welcoming, always serving with a genuine smile. The ice cream itself is the most delicious I’ve ever had, rich, creamy, and full of flavor. Plus, the prices are very reasonable, which makes it even better. The people who work here are incredibly kind and care about their customers. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great treat and an even better experience!
Berj G — Google review
It’s a excellent gelato in Jerusalem.
Much better than Golda 🤫.
The staff are always busy but they are very friendly and welcoming.
I recommend mango and dark chocolate.
Beautiful decor, authentic gelato, and some wild while also basic flavors with a twist, which where all quality very good flavors especially the aperol-orange, real good. Definitely will be back!
At an age where ice cream chains are everywhere, it's great to have a local, freshly made ice cream. Their lime and basil is fenomenal, their pine-nuts is original, and their pistachio is very good.
*Pinoli Gelato Review*
*5/5 Stars*
I've scoured the globe for the perfect gelato, and I'm thrilled to report that Pinoli in Jerusalem reigns supreme! This hidden gem serves the most authentic, consistently divine gelato I've ever had the pleasure of indulging in.
*Key Highlights*
- *Authenticity*: Pinoli's gelato is a masterclass in traditional Italian craftsmanship.
- *Consistency*: Every visit yields the same exceptional quality.
- *Flavors*: Insanely good and uniquely crafted.
- *Overall Experience*: Fire gelato that will leave you craving more!
*Recommendation*
Don't miss Pinoli when visiting Jerusalem! Treat yourself to a taste adventure that will leave you speechless.
Delicious gelato with amazing portions! A medium cup is worth it and honestly a sharing size:)! For sure try this gelato if you have a sweet tooth:)!
Great gelato store;) Always a wide selection, fair prices, and friendly service. The staff is polite and always ready to help. I shop here regularly and I’m always satisfied. Highly recommend!
The best gelato I've eaten since Italy! Not too sweet, nice staff, clean workspace, and unique and flavours!
Ben Yehuda St 8, Jerusalem, Israel•
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