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Cafe Smadar

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4 Lloyd George St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$

Sun-Sat: 08:30-00:30

Cafe Smadar is tucked away in the Smadar Movie Theater in a quiet, tree-lined street in the picturesque German Colony.

Popular with the artsy-intellectual types, Smadar offers a dairy menu (not kosher) with sandwiches, salads, pastas, desserts and the famously great Israeli breakfasts. It also serves beer on tap. Those who love cinema will enjoy spending time at Cafe Smadar, whose ambience is influenced by the adjoining theater.

The cafe is open from early till late and on Saturdays.

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Based on 29 traveler reviews

“Lovely and convenient”

Reviewed on May 10, 2019By Chandi M

My fourth (or more?) visit since the reopening, and had a lovely satisfying time. The first dish I ordered was not as I previously remembered -pasta with tuna. Could barely find the fish and the sauce was heavy on the sweet side. Server immediately noticed my dissatisfaction and offered I re-order so took another...

My fourth (or more?) visit since the reopening, and had a lovely satisfying time. The first dish I ordered was not as I previously remembered -pasta with tuna. Could barely find the fish and the sauce was heavy on the sweet side. Server immediately noticed my dissatisfaction and offered I re-order so took another pasta fish dish that had a lighter sauce, and it was great. Finished each piece. My companion and I each had alcohol of our choice and were happy with the atmosphere and ambience. Will be returning again for sure.

“Nice atmosphere, excellent food, good service”

Reviewed on February 13, 2019By Ruth V

We had yet another wonderful meal here, the food was tasty and the service was very good... We shared an appetizer, each had a main course then shared a dessert. We would have been fine with two appetizers, one main dish and, of course, dessert...

“Cozy, friendly, tasty”

Reviewed on October 6, 2017By ronent2018Jerusalem, Israel

The place was recently renovated under the management of chef Adar Kaplan-Mor. .Great quality and value Must go!

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)