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Cafe Kadosh

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6 Shlomtsiyon HaMalka St, Jerusalem
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Photo: Cafe Kadosh

- Price $$$$
- Accessibility
- Business Meals
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kosher
- Outside Seating Area

Sun-Thu: 07:00-00:30, Fri: 07:00 until an hour before Shabbat, Sat: half hour after Shabbat until 01:00

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.”

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Based on 531 traveler reviews

“best place for coffee and deserts in Jerusalem”

Reviewed on February 7, 2020By PolinaFB100

The food and service are great The price are very high The only problem is that all cakes are with butter so if you have any issues with that you’ll find NO other option 😒

“crowded but for a good reason”

Reviewed on February 3, 2020By C8962TIdavidm

we were refused a table and required to reserve for the next day. we took the bread and eggs and fresh orange juice and the food was delicious. we did not see what the big fuss was as we had similar breakfast at cafe hillel just up the street

“Don't Believe the Hype”

Reviewed on January 2, 2020By youtrippingirl

Does not live up to the hype. Went for brunch and my over-easy eggs were overcooked on the bottom and rubbery, the latkes cold and mushy, and salad drenched in dressing. And then I paid over 65 shekels/$20 and the portion wasn’t even large. Maybe go and just eat pastry - a table near...

Does not live up to the hype. Went for brunch and my over-easy eggs were overcooked on the bottom and rubbery, the latkes cold and mushy, and salad drenched in dressing. And then I paid over 65 shekels/$20 and the portion wasn’t even large. Maybe go and just eat pastry - a table near me did that with coffee and it looked good - but how do you really mess up sugar and butter...

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