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Cafit in the Botanical Gardens

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1 Yehuda Burla St, Jerusalem
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Photo: Cafit in the Botanical Gardens

- Price $$$$
- For Private Events
- Kosher
- Outside Seating Area

Sun-Thurs from 8:00 am to 1:00 am
Sat from 8:00 am to an hour before Shabbat
Sat from a 1/2-hour after Shabbat to 1:00 am

Located in the lush and beautiful Jerusalem Botanical Gardens, this branch of Cafit lets you enjoy the cafe’s rich menu in tranquil surroundings with a lovely view of the lake.

Photos: Courtesy of Cafit

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Based on 128 traveler reviews

“Very difficult access at night, very average food and service”

Reviewed on March 15, 2020By golouis99Jerusalem, Israel

Came here on a Saturday evening at end of February. The car park was unlit and unpaved and muddy. The waiter seemed uninterested in us even though the place wasn't crowded. My crispy fish was more crisp than fish. We all had generous serves but only the soup and salads seemed worth the money....

Came here on a Saturday evening at end of February. The car park was unlit and unpaved and muddy. The waiter seemed uninterested in us even though the place wasn't crowded. My crispy fish was more crisp than fish. We all had generous serves but only the soup and salads seemed worth the money. I know from past experience that during the day this is a pretty location but not at night.

“Delightful”

Reviewed on November 20, 2019By LouiePaloAltoPalo Alto, California

I was very pleased with lunch at the dairy restaurant Café Caffit in the Botanical Gardens of Jerusalem. The café has both indoor (air conditioned) and umbrella-shaded outdoor seating. Outdoor is better as it overlooks a big fish pond with huge lilies. Service was fast and friendly. Lunch was appetizing and nicely served.

“Great breakfast in Succah”

Reviewed on October 17, 2019By jerusalemtravelJerusalem, Israel

They have a beautiful Succah (see photo) for the festival of Succot. I had their special Kaffit breakfast which is bit pricey at 65 sh. I had breads cakes and 2 drinks of choice. I had a coffee and fresh apple/carrot juice mix. My omelette with fresh herbs plus a wide range of spreads...

They have a beautiful Succah (see photo) for the festival of Succot. I had their special Kaffit breakfast which is bit pricey at 65 sh. I had breads cakes and 2 drinks of choice. I had a coffee and fresh apple/carrot juice mix. My omelette with fresh herbs plus a wide range of spreads and cheeses were all delicious.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)