אלורו בית קפה Alloro cafe

“The best pattiserie in Israel, amazing croissants and other delicious works of art, combined with a beautiful scenery and friendly staff makes this place a must visit! Anything you will order will be amazing!”

“Hidden away in a garden behind the old motza synagogue and beit yalin is this cafe where you can get (excellent) pastry and salads, prices are kind of ridiculous (15 shekels for a double espresso?) but your secret rendezvous is worth it, right?”

“Beautiful location in the entrance to Jerusalem, sitting in pure nature , vines , pomegranate trees, oaks... Great good, dairy.”

Adi Dagan★★★★★

Came here mid day, during the week (Monday) and it was packed, but we could find a spot for a couple. It took about 10min to order at the counter and it was not an easy pick:) Lots of veggie options all looks fresh We orders one sandwich+ salty pastry+ sweet pastry+ 2 drinks and it was about 160 NIS The ambiance is chill and the place is beautiful, located in a pretty area.

Epolina★★★★★

Very special place! There is a very charming garden with outside seating, but we had a table inside because of the rain, also cozy and nice. We ordered a lot because they had a great variety and everything looked super appealing. Our favorites: salad(a must!), sandwich with artichoke, cinnamon pastry, cheese croissant and cream brulee pastry. Good coffee too. It was a great stop on the way to Dead Sea, crowded, but well organized and worth the wait. Also they gave some complementary apple cider for people waiting outside. Recommend!

ilya in China★★★★★

Allorro was highly recommended by two separate friends and it didn't disappoint. Located as part of the beautiful Bet Yelin complex it is surrounded by an orchard and is beautifully decorated. The menu consist of sandwiches, soups, salads and a changing menu of pastries. We tried the goat cheese-dried tomato-jam sandwich which used freshly made bread and the perfect blanace of sweetness and goat cheese flavor. The lentils soup was tasty but not very special and the filled burekas was superb. Unfortunately not many pastries were available when we came so we will need to come again Prices are on the higher end and the service was overall good There is not much indoor space so better to come when the weather is nice

D Shlomo★★★★★

The best pattiserie in Israel, amazing croissants and other delicious works of art, combined with a beautiful scenery and friendly staff makes this place a must visit! Anything you will order will be amazing!

ariel kotzer★★★

Hidden away in a garden behind the old motza synagogue and beit yalin is this cafe where you can get (excellent) pastry and salads, prices are kind of ridiculous (15 shekels for a double espresso?) but your secret rendezvous is worth it, right?

Naomi Dukes★★★★★

If you are looking for a place that is quiet and calm, With nature surrounding, and soft bees’ hum. Look no further, I’ve found just the place, Alloro Cafe provides that kind of space. Open and wide, so cosy and welcoming, Staff very sweet, there is no questioning. The coffee so fresh, the pastries so rich, Nothing is missing, this is the absolute pitch. Come on your own, or with family and friends, You’ll have a fabulous time, more so during the week than the weekends.

Hava Atias★★★★★

Beautiful location in the entrance to Jerusalem, sitting in pure nature , vines , pomegranate trees, oaks... Great good, dairy.

Alex Nemirovsky★★★★★

Amazing cozy place with a garden in a preserved Beit Yellin. The seating is outside and there is beautiful view on the orchard and the Jerusalem mountains. The pastries are made to perfection with many options to choose from. It's not cheap but defiantly worth it.