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Lechem Shel Tomer

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30 Azza St, Jerusalem
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Lechem Shel Tomer is an artisanal bakery that also serves as a small kosher dairy coffee shop with scrumptious croissants, sandwiches, cakes, biscuits, focaccia, French bread and a selection of healthy. crusty breads. Lechem Shel Tomer sell delicious items that go well with their breads like olives, sundried tomato spread, pesto and olive tapenade. Lechem Shel Tomer has branches in Rechavia and Old Katamon. It was selected as one of the top 5 bakeries in Jerusalem in a Jpost Online article, May 2012.

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“When visiting the USA Embassy - do not miss it!”

Reviewed on August 8, 2018By ZeituniJerusalem, Israel

Actually there are three shops in different places of Jerusalem. I have visited the Arnona one, on 9 Leib Yafe (by the way, this street was named by my distant relative). Visiting US Embassy nearby usually takes time, you became hungry, and the best solution is to drink a cup of good coffee and...

Actually there are three shops in different places of Jerusalem. I have visited the Arnona one, on 9 Leib Yafe (by the way, this street was named by my distant relative). Visiting US Embassy nearby usually takes time, you became hungry, and the best solution is to drink a cup of good coffee and eat salad with a choice of different cheeses with fresh bread in Lechem Tomer. And to take some loafs to your home!

“Amazing Bread !!! Bagettes croissants excellent coffee”

Reviewed on September 14, 2016By Marlene7754Jerusalem, Israel

Small bistro like shop. Beautiful breads and fresh salads. Small menu. Bread is delivered just before opening and again at 11:00 a.m. Whole grain, health breads and rolls. A wonderful spot for a little pick me up.

“Good lunch”

Reviewed on July 16, 2016By Debby SSaint Louis Park, Minnesota

Went with a friend for a quick bite in the afternoon. I had a delicious sandwich that I thoroughly enjoyed with a good coffee. My friend didn't like her sandwich & I'm not even quite sure why. I found the variety of items available to be very satisfactory.

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