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Teller Bakery

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74 Agripas St, Jerusalem
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Photo: Teller Bakery

From the outside, it may look like just another Jerusalem Bakery, but Teller is so much more. It is perhaps the most trusted bakery in the city and the supplier of choice for baked goods to some of the most prestigious hotels and restaurants in the city thanks to its pristine reputation.

Of course, you don’t have to go to a fancy restaurant to taste the best of Teller because they have locations around town you can stop in to pick up a coffee and a succulent pastry or stock up on fresh-baked breads and other goodies for home.

Photograph courtesy of Alex Yampolsky

Sun-Thurs from 6:30 am to 8:00 pm

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Based on 28 traveler reviews

“Great breads, not bad cakes”

Reviewed on September 4, 2019By Jacob GJerusalem, Israel

The staff is freindly but this is not a place meant for sit down service. You come here to buy bread -- outstanding breads in a number of varieties -- and the sort of cakes that perform best when dunked in coffee. Having said this, they do offer a nice range of...

The staff is freindly but this is not a place meant for sit down service. You come here to buy bread -- outstanding breads in a number of varieties -- and the sort of cakes that perform best when dunked in coffee. Having said this, they do offer a nice range of very fresh and tasty sandwiches, and they will gladly bering your coffee to your table if you happen to have scored one of the 3 or 4 little tables on the floor.

“Good top quality bread”

Reviewed on June 11, 2019By Richard KJerusalem, Israel

If you are in the Shuk this bakery has the best selection of very good breads, including Hallot for Shabbat.

“best bakery in isreal”

Reviewed on May 30, 2018By 45ataras

we found this bakery by walking by and smelling the freshly baked challot. this place has the best baked goods in isreal and i cant wait to go back to isreal just to have the teller babka!

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)