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Poselsky coffee

Coffee Shop in Haifa

Coffee Shop4.4 (283 reviews)

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Poselsky coffee is a Coffee Shop in Haifa, Israel. For a quieter visit, come by on a Wednesday. A popular choice for Breakfast. Dietary options: vegan, vegetarian. Also offers outdoor seating. It is closed on Monday. Rated 4.4★ from 283 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in Haifa.

Amenities

Outdoor seatingBreakfastFree Wi-FiFamily friendlyParking

What diners mention

  • Food quality11
  • Value for money4

Frequently asked questions

Where is Poselsky coffee?+

Poselsky coffee is located at Pikadon St 7, Haifa, 3525222, Israel, Haifa.

What kind of place is Poselsky coffee?+

Poselsky coffee is a Coffee Shop in Haifa.

What are Poselsky coffee's opening hours?+

Poselsky coffee is closed on Monday.

Is Poselsky coffee open on Sundays?+

Yes, Poselsky coffee is open on Sundays.

When is the best time to visit Poselsky coffee?+

It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Wednesday.

Does Poselsky coffee have vegan, vegetarian options?+

Yes, Poselsky coffee offers vegan, vegetarian options.

What does Poselsky coffee offer?+

Poselsky coffee offers Outdoor seating, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Family friendly, Parking.

What is Poselsky coffee good for?+

Poselsky coffee is a popular choice for Breakfast.

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What people say

Good coffee drinks! Wide variety and everything made balanced and tasty. We had desserts, the panna cotta and a honey cake which were great.
Tasty food, beautifully served. Come early morning if you want to find a seat (but we didn't have to wait long till a table was available).

Reviews sourced from Google.

What diners say on Google

A P★★★★★

Good coffee drinks! Wide variety and everything made balanced and tasty. We had desserts, the panna cotta and a honey cake which were great.

Yael Rozenvald★★★★

Tasty food, beautifully served. Come early morning if you want to find a seat (but we didn't have to wait long till a table was available).

Chiara Meiohas★★★

The food is good but it is too pricey for the size. I ordered the bacon French toast for 70 shekel: it is a single small slice of brioche with 2 thin bacon slices and a single poached egg. It is advertised in the menu as breakfast but it isn’t filling enough. It isn’t blow your mind good enough for the price, very standard bacon French toast.

Daniel Osipov★★★★

The food was great - it really felt homemade, which is awesome! Everything was tasty and nicely served, and we didn’t have to wait long, maybe about 10 minutes. The atmosphere was pleasant, and the place was well ventilated, which made it comfortable to sit inside. I’m giving 4 out of 5 stars because there were quite a few flies inside the coffee shop, which was a bit annoying. Also, the prices seemed a little high, but since I don’t know other Russian coffee shops to compare with, that’s okay for me. Thank you for the service!

Eliran Sharon★★★★

Nice place to meet and dine in Haifa. Open during weekends which is great. The coffee was very good, served in very nice cup, and the sweet cheese dish was very tasty. Parking is free nearby during weekends. Prices are a bit high, but the quality was very good and worth trying the variety of fresh food they have there. They have seats inside, small bar seats and outside seats as well.

Yuri Gebel★★★★

Interesting food choices, very nice and unusual desert. The french toast with poached egg and bacon was very tasty but too small for one person - it's advertised as a breakfast (and priced like one), but I could definitely eat 2 like that and still have plenty of space for desert. The "syrniki" were not baked enough, but it's more a matter of taste - and those were still tasty. Overall - nice place for breakfast, but IMHO they should improve on main dishes size.

Maya Bar Ilan★★★★

A super cute cafe with russian influence, and a photogenic instagram worthy minimalistic design. We ordered the avocado toast (scrambles egg served on mashed avocado, cream cheese) with a bacon addition. The bacon wasn't fried the way I like it, but still it was very delicious. Another dish we had to try was their syrniki which are basically small cheese pancakes that are super moist inside, traditionally served with sour cream on the side. We tried both of the variations they offer - one with dulce de leche sauce, and the more traditional one with cranberry jam on the side. Both were very delicious, but I found the jam version balancing better the creaminess of the pancakes so it was a better combination in my opinion. For drinks I ordered the matcha latte that was well made, as unfortunately you can't find in all cafes so I was very happy about it. To conclude, if you're looking for a more special option for breakfast in Haifa, and not the same old traditional egg-salad-bread-spre

daniel kim★★★★★

Cute little local cafe! Had the French toast with bacon and poached eggs - I’d say it’s way better than Benedict The food was well-made and tasty. It’s not blow-your-mind but it’s delicious and a wonderful gem to find in Haifa where I haven’t quite found a cafe that does more American style brunch well (with bacon!) I also had their strawberry matcha with almond rice milk and it was great! Nice to see a cafe do matcha correctly! I’d almost given up drinking matcha here except from just making it at home Overall, cute little cafe. As others mention, it’s a bit pricey but worth it since there aren’t many cafes that do this kind of food here. Glad to find one in Haifa and I definitely plan to be back

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