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Cafe Yehoshua

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17 Azza St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$

Sun-Thu: 8:30-24:00, Fri: 7:30-15:30, Sat: 17:30-24:00

Cafe Yehoshua has long been one of the most popular cafes in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Rechavia. It attracts a lively mid-to-late-20’s crowd, who come for the jovial bar atmosphere and eclectic menu that features excellent meat dishes, pastas, salads, burgers and other casual dining favorites.

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"Good atmosphere, great food "

Reviewed on November 17, 2022By nizzabelleEilat, Southern District

I've been a few times with friends and on dates and every experience is great. Diner vibe. Fun atmosphere. The food is fantastic and comes pretty quickly. Service is usually 10/10 with the occasional 7/10 when we're sitting outside. Highly recommend the Shrimp Spaghetti and the Pancake dessert. Portions are big and you really...

I've been a few times with friends and on dates and every experience is great. Diner vibe. Fun atmosphere. The food is fantastic and comes pretty quickly. Service is usually 10/10 with the occasional 7/10 when we're sitting outside. Highly recommend the Shrimp Spaghetti and the Pancake dessert. Portions are big and you really get your money's worth. Will definitely continue to frequent this place.

"Our go-to place in Rehavia"

Reviewed on April 12, 2022By EllenW707Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cafe Jehoshua was right down the street from where we were staying, so the first time we stopped in was pretty much to test out the neighborhood. Our breakfasts were delicious - I had the vegan shakshuka and my daughter had the pancakes with fruit. Even though the place was packed, the...

Cafe Jehoshua was right down the street from where we were staying, so the first time we stopped in was pretty much to test out the neighborhood. Our breakfasts were delicious - I had the vegan shakshuka and my daughter had the pancakes with fruit. Even though the place was packed, the staff found a table for us right away. A few days later, we decided to try dinner there and were not disappointed. Our waitperson was outstanding and the food was great. We ended up going there one more time for breakfast as they had the best lemonade with mint of any place we tried. Yes, Jerusalem is an expensive city, and this place is right in line with local prices. We did not expect cheap. But we kept coming back for the friendly service, neighborhood vibe, and good food.

"Good, but overpriced"

Reviewed on November 14, 2021By NasuellaTel Aviv, Tel Aviv District

Small, but popular cafe in Rehavia neighborhood. The food was good and the service was efficient. The place is pretty expensive, so prepare your wallet.

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