Start with dessert or an entree and either way you’ll be happy. This cute place has mostly Israelis as customers but the staff are fluent in English. All the food is well prepared...the pasta was perfectly cooked and the lemon tart was amazing. Coffee was superb. Can’t wait to go back.
Cafe Kadosh
- Price $$$$
- Accessibility
- Business Meals
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kosher
- Outside Seating Area
Cafe Kadosh was opened in Jerusalem in 1967 by Meir Kadosh, who has since passed the business on to his son, Itzik, and Itzik’s wife, Keren, who currently run both the regular kitchen and the pastry kitchen upstairs.The cafe is designed in a neat, classic European style that makes for a decidedly old-school atmosphere, and, as Keren says, is a “warm, crowded, homey place.”
When it comes to the food, Kadosh offers a kosher dairy menu that includes a variety of fresh pasta dishes, fresh and smoked fish, quiches, lasagnas, salads, sandwiches, baked goods and desserts.
What really sets the place apart is that everything is made in-house, from the pasta to the bread to the pastries. Cafe Kadosh was voted number one in an article on JPost Online “Top 5 Coziest Coffee Shops.”
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 492 traveler reviewsNew
“OVER PRICED !!!!”
The place is quit small and usually too crowded and noisy. The taste is ok, but the prices are clearly overpriced! 17 Sheqls for a big coffee !!? That is the most expensive price I have paid for a coffee ever! The service is slow, the coffee is expensive and not even strong! AVOID...
MoreThe place is quit small and usually too crowded and noisy. The taste is ok, but the prices are clearly overpriced! 17 Sheqls for a big coffee !!? That is the most expensive price I have paid for a coffee ever! The service is slow, the coffee is expensive and not even strong! AVOID this place!
Less“Perfect in every way ”
“Love the feel of this place”
Yummy salads, cappuccino, and cakes...great location on Shlomzion hamalka..this place has been around 52 years:)