The place looked promising, had a nice buzz untill the food arrived. We ordered sunny side up and the eggs were overcooked and dry, the order was supposed to come with a side salad that never arrived and when we mentioned it they didn't seem to care or offer any compensation. we won't come back and not recommend the place.

This coffee shop is centrally located in Jerusalem and is part of the Rafael Residence Complex in Beth Lehem Road. The staff are extremely helpful and the food is very good and abundant - I tried the Country Breakfast and could not finish it!

A wonderful spot in Baka, for any dairy meal of the day. Many vegan options are available. I find that service is much imprved from years past. Inside can be noisy during peak times.

We each ordered the Country breakfast for dinner which is available all day. The dish came quickly. But the fried eggs were over fried and it was mostly a big full plate of potatoes. Waitress brought two coffees when one was ordered. She couldnt understand what kind of coffee was being ordered.
No drink or bread goes with it. It had a nice little salad. 69₪.
They re-did the eggs.
Dull atmosphere.

I’m my humble opinion, an ideal cafe environment. Excellent food and menu options, very nice atmosphere with indoor and outdoor options for seating both open and public and also some more intimate and quiet. In fact, a great balance of open atmosphere combined with some cozy alcoves for intimate or private occasions. Great place for a coffee, breakfast, or lunch. Solid meeting cafe for formal or casual gatherings and spacious enough for a large family or group. Very friendly staff who often speak fluent English as well. Happy to return again soon!

<p>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. &nbsp;</p>

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Grand Cafe

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. 

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