Café restaurants in Jerusalem
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T'mol
This bohemian café has its own literary subculture and popular following. Regulars here tend to be poets, writers and journalists who come not only for the excellent soups and sandwiches but also to swap stories and listen to impromptu acoustic concerts. If you get bored staring at your food you can pluck a book off a shelf. This is also a good place ask the staff about cultural events in town. Is a gay-friendly meeting place.
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El Dorado Café
This locally popular cafe and sweets shop serves excellent lattes, espressos and milkshakes, plus candy imported from Syria. The brothers that run the shop, Ahed and Amro, can give you the low-down on East Jerusalem, providing tips on the newest restaurants and points of interest.
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Sigmund
This Freudian kiosk doles out coffee and tasty crêpes to throngs of students and intellectual-types. The décor is worth checking out if you are anywhere nearby.
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Café Hillel
An old Jerusalem stand-by, serving frothy cups of coffee, snacks and sandwiches. It has several locations, although this is the original and still the favourite.
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Coffee Bean
Convenient chain coffee shop, popular with laptop users, caffeine addicts and teenage Americans on summer Holy Land tours.
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