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Fresh Kitchen

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4 David Remez St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
- Kosher
- Outside Seating Area
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Sun-Thurs from 8:00 am to 12:00 am
Fri from 8:00 am to an hour before Shabbat
Sat from 1 hour after Shabbat to 12:00 am

Fresh Kitchen is a favorite among healthy eaters in Jerusalem. For every item on the menu, which includes pastas, sandwiches, fish, salads, smoothies and other health drinks, the restaurant lists every ingredient and the calorie count. Fresh Kitchen is located in the First Station compound, which provides a pleasant backdrop to your healthy meal.

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Based on 219 traveler reviews

“ Everything was just ok”

Reviewed on October 7, 2019By NommiiPetah Tiqwa, Israel

This review is for the Mamila branch The food was ok, as was the service. This specific cafe does not have a view besides the view to the Mamila pedestrian mall The restrooms were not very clean. (Maybe Fresh Kitchen is not responsible for cleaning the restrooms, perhaps they share with other restaurants, I didn't ask)

“Shocking rude service, filthy tables and cutlery - awful”

Reviewed on October 3, 2019By imogenAustraliaSydney, Australia

Stopped for dinner at this restaurant. The service was non existent but when we were able to ask someone if we could order, the communication was extremely rude and arrogant. The glasses were filthy, the cutlery caked with food and the food was horrid. Do not waste your money...

Stopped for dinner at this restaurant. The service was non existent but when we were able to ask someone if we could order, the communication was extremely rude and arrogant. The glasses were filthy, the cutlery caked with food and the food was horrid. Do not waste your money here - this restaurant is awful.

“Stay away!!”

Reviewed on August 18, 2019By ashera_12Tel Aviv, Israel

Worst ever ! Eat a snack outside , will be much better then here 🤢 Very bad breakfast , for a “fresh kitchen” its not fresh and I’m not sure they have a kitchen :)

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