We got to the restaurant to have breakfast. We were told there was one table in front of us. They didn’t have the ability to estimate a wait time. After the table ahead of us was seated being told we were next. They changed their mind and decided someone else had priority. 25 minutes of waiting and we left.

You can tell a lot about the quality of a bakery from its croissant. Kadosh does not disappoint. Every bit of food was devoured by us and our children. A must see in Jerusalem.

Opens early for coffee. Outdoor and inside seating. Has a very French café vibe. The pastries are very well done. Decided to stay for a while to soak up the Jerusalem atmosphere. Proceeded to Order a delicious breakfast. Service was friendly, helpful, and pleasant.

WORST SERVICE I HAD TO TOLARATE IN MY LIFE!!!! We arrived as a family after a long day, and although the place was nearly empty, it took over 20 minutes before anyone took our order .. only after repeatedly trying to get the staff’s attention. We ordered pastries (which were barely warmed), wine that arrived after a long wait and wasn’t fresh, and tortellini that were served undercooked- cold inside and tasting like raw dough. Throughout the visit, the service was inattentive and disorganized we tried to explain to the waiter that the pasta is uncooked and the manager pulled him away from us and put him at a new table that just got there.. Our pizza arrived only after we had already stood up to leave. Unfortunately, this was one of the worst dining experiences we’ve had in a long time. Traumatic even if I could do minus 5 stars I would!

Expensive but tasty. The food was quite good but it was around 20 euros for a plate of pasta at lunch. Tap water was offered. Service was a bit cold but efficient. Decoration is good and has a great vibe.