Café Bastet - مقهى البستيت

“Hotdags are amazing as a snack 10/10 The coffee specials are also amazing “i tied the rosemary latte” 10/10 The matcha here has the best quality, not usually a matcha drinker but they convinced me into trying it for a second time, it my first time liking matcha”

“What a delicious meal. Authentic food, definitely has a home cooked feel and taste. Really enjoyed it. Came during Shabbat on a Saturday and they were open. Fabulous little place to grab a quick vegetarian bite.”

“A very cute place. Friendly and inclusive. We had espresso with ice, ice tea that was very good, and ONE OF THE BEST COOKIES I'VE EVER HAD. Seriously though, it was unreal (I'm referring to the chocolate cookie, btw. The granola one was also quite amazing).”

X★★★★★

Decent matcha latte. No sugar Yayy. Some people might find the slope too steep, but my life is more precarious, so I just lean backward comfortably into the chair lol. A little pricey (1.5 cups of Starbucks haha thanks to the exchange rate) but good vibe and a nice reward after a long uphill walk on Shabbat. Not much food options in the afternoon, but I was interested in the fatayer. I also call the cat queen of our neighborhood Bastet :)

Yaron Farzan★★★★

A really cute little cafe. The service was friendly and given with a genuine smile. There’s seating room inside and outside. We ordered lattes and vegan sandwiches: one with artichokes and the other with cashew cheese. They were tasty, but needed a little more flavor for my palate. The latte was real good, though. The barista knows what she’s doing. The prices are a little high. Two large lattes and two sandwiches for ₪86 seems to put this cute cafe on the more expensive side. Might as well eat in Tel Aviv. The service was friendly and courteous. Tel Aviv should take a lesson. One issue is that the outside seating area (street) is on a slope, and the owners should find a way to make the table and chairs level. The bathroom was quite clean, but I like a bathroom that is spotless and completely hygienic and that smells good. Perhaps offer those paper toilet seat covers. But this one has a window, which helps a lot to keep it aired out. The clientele seemed cool and intelligent. All in al

Mohannad ID★★★★★

Hotdags are amazing as a snack 10/10 The coffee specials are also amazing “i tied the rosemary latte” 10/10 The matcha here has the best quality, not usually a matcha drinker but they convinced me into trying it for a second time, it my first time liking matcha

Shankar Venkataramani★★★★★

Street corner Cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Very welcoming staff. Vegetarian and vegan friendly. Open during the Shabbat. I had their special, which was a stew with tomatoes, onions, chickpeas, spinach and tofu "fish". Accompanied by bread and mint chutney. The food was excellent. And not too expensive. Highly recommend!

George Zamora★★★★★

What a delicious meal. Authentic food, definitely has a home cooked feel and taste. Really enjoyed it. Came during Shabbat on a Saturday and they were open. Fabulous little place to grab a quick vegetarian bite.

Oded Spitzer★★★★★

A very cute place. Friendly and inclusive. We had espresso with ice, ice tea that was very good, and ONE OF THE BEST COOKIES I'VE EVER HAD. Seriously though, it was unreal (I'm referring to the chocolate cookie, btw. The granola one was also quite amazing).

Chris Priestley★★★★★

One of the few places open whilst it's shabbat. To their credit it's a small establishment yet very well organized and service was quick and meals came out fast. The food was also amazing, well seasoned and very tasty. Would recommend highly.

Avital Mike★★★★★

The food was phenomenal! The cafe was so cute, there's seating inside and outside, and service was great! Would definitely recommend and more definitely come back!!