Where can you get the best Israeli breakfast in Jerusalem?
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The Best Israeli Breakfast In Jerusalem
Reader’s Choice Winner:
Image courtesy of Cafe Rimon
Café Rimon has been known for it’s amazing breakfast since it opened over 60 years ago. On Ben Yehuda Street in Downtown Jerusalem, diners can choose between the meat and dairy sections, and there are newer locations in Mamila and now in Bet Shemesh as well!
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Second Place
Courtesy of Cafe Itamar
Café Itamar (Moshav Ora)
“I love that they have so many healthy breakfast options and have such generous portion sizes. Being surrounded by beautiful plants, greenery and a waterfall makes for such an enchanting environment!” – Daniella Silver, This American Mama
“Amazing food and pastoral setting.” -Mordecai Holtz, New Media Director for ITravelJerusalem (follow them on Twitter@ilovejerusalem, Facebook, and Instagram @itraveljerusalem)
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“Garden Breakfast” at Café Itamar
Runners Up…
- Roladin
- Waffle Bar
- Café Greg
- Café Tamara (Malcha Mall)
- The King’s Garden Restaurant (King David Hotel, Mamila)
- Sam’s Bagels
Favorites From the Foodies…
Courtesy of Cafe Paris
Cafe Paris (Downtown)/ Grand Cafe (Derech Beit Lechem, Baka)
“Cafe Paris and Grand Cafe – these are two of the most popular places for having a kosher Israeli breakfast for the foodies and gourmet people. The food there is not just tasty with dishes you won’t find anywhere else, but it also being served very aesthetically with special care on how your plate looks. You will find there lawyers and business people of Jerusalem eating there regularly.” -Michael Weiss, founder of GoJerusalem.com
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Kadosh (Downtown)
“To get the european feel in the heart of Jerusalem, go to Kadosh and taste their breakfast but don’t stop until you’ve tasted any of their fresh desserts.-Mordecai Holtz, New Media Director for ITravelJerusalem (follow them on Twitter@ilovejerusalem, Facebook, and Instagram @itraveljerusalem)
Trattoria Haba (Machane Yehuda Market, Nachalot)
“At Haba’s you must try the Jaffa Breakfast which includes eggs of your choice, bread, salad, tuna and fresh salmon. The meal is accompanied by salsa, olives, jam, and their special creamy eggplant babaganough. Consider ordering a mimosa, or any of their indulging cocktails with your brunch. If you’re looking for the traditional petit dejeuner, try any of their pastries and delicious warm beverages.”- JOYofKOSHER staff
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If you can’t come to Jerusalem, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Here are our best Israeli breakfast recipes….Enjoy!
Shabbat Israeli Style Breakfast- Shakshouka with Haloumi Cheese
- Israeli Salad
- Marzipan Rugelach
- Israeli Egg Salad with Babaganoush
- Mediterranean Jack Omelet
- Carrot Salad with Mint and Dates
- Halva Inspired Frozen Yogurt
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Wow, that sounds really cool, thanks for adding it.
I’d like to add HaMiznon at the Tachana/First Station. The menu is presented as a series of train tickets to various destinations, Barcelona, Istanbul, Jaffa, etc. with food that you might find in those places.