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Landwer Cafe — Cinema City

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10 Yitshak Rabin Blvd, Jerusalem
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With 3 locations in Jerusalem, the Landwer Cafe chain is quickly becoming a favorite among the locals and tourists alike, who appreciate a place that serves up some of the finest coffee in the country, affordable yet tasty food and an unmistakable cozy atmosphere, all of which have become signatures of Landwer cafes.

Landwer at Jerusalem Cinema City is a kosher branch with a creative dairy menu devised specially for this location by Landwer head chef Shahar Barnea, featuring signature fish dishes and generoCafeus breakfasts, among other treats.

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“Anywhere is better.”

Reviewed on December 26, 2019By BgLonJohannesburg

Anywhere is better. Completely chaotic. Friendly nice staff with no structure at all. If you’re happy to wait 2 hours for a coffee this is the place for you AVOID.

“Landwer kosher lemehadrin”

Reviewed on August 1, 2019By arina1836Jerusalem, Israel

I came early in the morning. Had real good breakfast . Every thing was very fresh and tasty. Great service

“Awful pizza at Landwer Cafe - Cinema City”

Reviewed on March 11, 2019By ILoveIsrlSan Diego, California

Went to Landwer Cafe in Cinema City, Jerusalem last week. There were four of us. Our son and I ordered pizza. The pizza barely had any sauce and very little cheese. I paid extra for onions and there were barely enough onions with half the pizza having no onions. In short, it was one...

Went to Landwer Cafe in Cinema City, Jerusalem last week. There were four of us. Our son and I ordered pizza. The pizza barely had any sauce and very little cheese. I paid extra for onions and there were barely enough onions with half the pizza having no onions. In short, it was one of the worst pizzas I've ever had. Tasted like cardboard. Next time we will go to "Gregg cafe" in the same location which has a good pizza with generous amounts of sauce, cheese and onions. The only good news was that the other two people at our table ordered a kisch and pasta that were tasty. Word of caution....don't order the pizza.

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