In my two visits here I ate fish and chips inside and pasta tubes outside. Both were excellent. Portions are very generous. A smart restaurant in an attractive part of the city.
Cafit Mamilla
- Price $$$$
- See Menu
- Accessibility
- Business Meals
- Free Wi-Fi
- Infant Friendly
- Mehadrin
- Outside Seating Area
- Smoking Area
Located at the strategic corner of Shlomtsiyon Hamalka and Mamila Avenue, the newest branch of Cafit is the perfect place to take a load off during your travels around the city. Grab a coffee, glass of wine, juice or perhaps a bite to eat from their menu and either enjoy some sunshine on the boulevard or warm up in the 2-story cafe.
Cafit opens early, offering indulgent breakfasts, coffee, cake and more, and is open late into a night serving up a comprehensive menu with dishes that will suit any time of day.
Events at Cafit Mamilla
The restaurant is perfectly suited for events of up to 50 people, and the upstairs offers a magnificent view of the Old City that offers the perfect background to any occasion.
Additional Information
Special business lunch deals are being served every Sunday-Thursday from 12:00 to 5:00 pm.
The Mamilla branch is certified Mehadrin kosher.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 114 traveler reviews“Hidden Gem!”
Located nearby to the David Citadel Hotel in the German Colony, this city center outlet of the small Caffit chain of restaurants in Jerusalem was a terrific place for my wife and I to unwind in the late afternoon after visiting innumerable sites within and around Jerusalem. Although staying at the David Citadel, we...
MoreLocated nearby to the David Citadel Hotel in the German Colony, this city center outlet of the small Caffit chain of restaurants in Jerusalem was a terrific place for my wife and I to unwind in the late afternoon after visiting innumerable sites within and around Jerusalem. Although staying at the David Citadel, we also wanted to experience a local place outside of the hotel or the nearby sprawling modern retail mall. We came to this place every day for four days, and with each ensuing visit we were greeted even more warmly by the very pleasant staff and attractive staff. The food is regional and well-prepared and the drinks were great. We even tried Arak (anise liquor which tastes exactly like liquid black licorice!). The menu is 100% kosher, but do not let that daunt you because all of the food options served here are delicious and leave you wanting to experience more. The absolute best part of being at this somewhat out of the way place is that you get to experience the local people just being themselves without any pretense of appealing only to tourists. If you allow yourself to really embrace the local culture and wonderful people who work and patronize here, your visit to the Israel will be much enriched with the camaraderie you will feel here!
Less“Unlucky? ”
We were unlucky that our reserved table was given by mistake to other customers. But they were accommodating to find us another table. We just lost one hour. The staff is very young and if you don’t mind asking three times for the same thing, then it is fine. Food was good to be...
MoreWe were unlucky that our reserved table was given by mistake to other customers. But they were accommodating to find us another table. We just lost one hour. The staff is very young and if you don’t mind asking three times for the same thing, then it is fine. Food was good to be fair. We would probably come back, maybe it was just one of these nights. Thank you.
Less“Smart-looking place”