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Holy Bagel

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34 Jaffa St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$

Established in Jerusalem in 1999, Holy Bagel is Israel’s top American-style bagel chain, serving up a variety of bagels, salads, muffins, pastries and baked goods, and of course, home-roasted coffee.

Holy Bagel also provides full-service catering for events all over the country, as well as a variety of take-away platters for smaller events. The options range in price from about 90 ILS for vegetable platters to 250-ILS fish and cheese platters.

Holy Bagel will deliver in Jerusalem for free.

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Based on 23 traveler reviews

“Love the name”

Reviewed on November 25, 2019By ArchaeobuffSydney, Australia

Being Jewish new year it was not open but I loved the name and would have loved to taste one of their bagels. Nearby was the Holy Cafe - an Israeli snack bar.

“Very good bagels ”

Reviewed on October 14, 2018By Chicagonative_7Chicago

Fresh hot well done bagels served with your choice of cheeses and vegetable toppings. Appreciate a quick breakfast but the price was a bit high......

“The place for good bagel”

Reviewed on December 22, 2017By kamakshi2015Bengaluru, India

This chain has been famous for the great bagels . The different kind of bagels and with your choice of cream cheeses and toppings are more of an attractions . There is seating but limited . Prices are manageable . Generally not crowded .It is a great place for a brunch or a quick...

This chain has been famous for the great bagels . The different kind of bagels and with your choice of cream cheeses and toppings are more of an attractions . There is seating but limited . Prices are manageable . Generally not crowded .It is a great place for a brunch or a quick snack .

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)