Seriously, does nobody work around here?
Somehow, the cafes in Israel are always hopping, no matter the time of day. I have always wondered (enviously) who these people are and why they don’t seem to have jobs. My imagination has begun to fill in the blanks in the hybrid reviews/stories below.
Sweet Spot
Go to Doli for the cinnamon buns, not for the coffee
Going it Alone
Agalushki is a quiet spot to get standard fare
Worth Deserting
Hadabeshet is all about chill vibes and totally decent food
Taking the Edge Off
Cafe al Hakatzeh is an informal spot for some outdoor refreshments
Identity Crisis
Beit Ha’am offers a safe space for foods and people to be anything they want
Smooth Operator
Oren Meshi is bright chain bakery with fresh, inviting variety
Mish Mash
Bluma is a bit of this and a bit of that, but the baked goods are where it’s at
Feel at Home
Les Jumelles serves mouth-watering desserts on your grandma’s dishes
Striking a Fancy
Denya Cafe swings for the fences, and comes close
Fresh Start
Casa Lavi is a local crowded house with a creative menu and crisp feel
Cornered Market
Cafe Malke is an unassuming spot for excellent coffee
Brewhaha
Superior coffee and bustling streets make for an ideal urban sip at Roasters
Down to an Art
Makom Hashra'a is as inspirational as its name implies, and super pleasant
Just Des(s)erts
Nadav Kinuhim is like carbohydrate heaven, but with coffee
Substantiated Rumors
Birma Coffee's brew lives up to the hype, though seating is tricky
Comfort (Food) Zone
Ruhama has competition, but draws a crowd with both healthy and junk foods
Firmly Planted
Deshe Gan offers pretty good food and a chilled vibe
Staying Relevant
Cafe Ella puts effort into its menu, and the patrons dig it
Horsing Around
Go to SusCafe for the horses and flowers, not the food
Fairly Well Rounded
La Story has some hits and some misses, and is overall okay