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Grand Cafe

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70 Derech Beit Lechem, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
- Accessibility
- Kosher
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free Parking
- For Private Events
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Sun-Thu from 7:30 to 12:00 AM, Fri from 7:30 to 1hr Before Sabbath, Sat from after Sabbath to 1:00 AM

Located on Beit Lechem Street in Jerusalem’s quaint Baka neighborhood, Grand Cafe combines the charms of classic European cafe culture with the uniqueness of Jerusalem.

Their breakfast menu includes several takes on the classic Israeli breakfast alongside a classic European breakfast, an interesting sabich omelet (eggplant, tehina, green onions and tomato tartar) and even a healthy option, among others. You can also make additions to your breakfasts like various types of cured fish and gourmet cheeses. And you won’t want to miss their eclectic mix of fresh-baked pastries and cakes.

And for lunch, the cafe offers a selection of fish dishes, pastas, quiches and vegetarian and vegan options.

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Based on 219 traveler reviews

“Great food”

Reviewed on December 30, 2021By LevinsonGederaGedera, Israel

The service was speedy, the pizza and kinoa salad was perfectly served and very tasty. The place is clean and very pleasant.

“Well Located, always packed, but.....”

Reviewed on July 27, 2020By Temper43Panama City, Panama

We sat here as an alternative to other coffee places in the neighborhood, we asked for two cappuccinos, service was slow, due to the quantity of clients, prices are not cheap, but you sit also in a crowded balcony, not the best site, but the croissant was good.

“very bad food and poor service”

Reviewed on March 1, 2020By zaz0u1Paris, France

we had breakfast, we were 7 people, nothing was good, even the coffee didn't taste right. And the food is quite expensive.

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