Coffee Nadi

“A lovely place to eat located on a quiet part of Hillel Street near the Museum of Tolerance. We enjoyed the special Nadi breakfast for 2 plush shakshuka. Service is friendly. Tip: if the online reservation service shows no tables available, just call the restaurant.”

“This place was lovely. It is designed very well, the sun was beaming through the glass windows and I enjoyed every second of my well made coffee. It seems like they have a generous varied menu, I haven’t tried it yet though. The waitresses were lovely. Thank you!”

“Delicious dishes. Beautiful atmosphere. Great staff. The pastries are amazing. And their fish dish is incredibly tasty!”

Jeffrey Mark★★★★★

This café is honestly one of the best places you’ll find in Jerusalem. The service is always incredible, the staff is warm and attentive, and the food is consistently amazing. We come here all the time, sometimes for breakfast and sometimes for lunch, and it’s always a great experience. No matter what time of day we come, we’re never disappointed. The quality of the food is truly some of the best you’ll find in the city. The owner and management are always so accommodating and make everyone feel welcome. If you live in Jerusalem or you’re just visiting, I highly recommend stopping by.

Lauren★★★★

I ate here a few times and enjoyed it a lot. You can tell it is well-loved by the locals. If you stay at the cozy Mamilla Boutique Hotel down the street (not the big Mamilla Hotel at Jaffa Gate), they will give you a voucher for a free breakfast of one of their most popular dishes. It's a breakfast meal that includes a lot of grilled veggies, bread, a small yogurt, eggs, and tiny pots of different cheeses and spreads. The dish is a good variety of foods and flavors but can feel overwhelming if you're not quite hungry enough for a big breakfast. I liked it with orange juice and a coffee to-go, and later I would come back for a pastry. Most of the staff are nice with the exception of one girl with reddish/light brown hair who looked at me like I was pathetic or something that I kept coming back as a repeat customer. I'm obviously a foreigner, which means I don't know the area well at all, and people on vacation tend to stick to places they find convenient and enjoy before going about t

Jonathan C.★★★★★

A lovely place to eat located on a quiet part of Hillel Street near the Museum of Tolerance. We enjoyed the special Nadi breakfast for 2 plush shakshuka. Service is friendly. Tip: if the online reservation service shows no tables available, just call the restaurant.

Pauline★★★★★

What a nice gem of a breakfast spot! We started our morning looking for pancakes. Nadi serves them with cream, chocolate spread, and syrup. I had the croissant sandwich with gouda and egg, which comes with a satisfying small green salad. Coffee comes with hot milk so your coffee stays nice and hot through the meal. Fantastic service.

Lior Shamir★★★★★

This place was lovely. It is designed very well, the sun was beaming through the glass windows and I enjoyed every second of my well made coffee. It seems like they have a generous varied menu, I haven’t tried it yet though. The waitresses were lovely. Thank you!

Hal Doueck★★★★★

One of my favorite brunches of our entire trip. The platters with the sauces are where this place shines. There are many types so be sure to choose wisely. I wouldn't choose the green shakshuka - I thought it would have more sauce. The apple chutney, olive tapenade and sun-dried tomato dips were all awesome.

monika faes★★★★★

Delicious dishes. Beautiful atmosphere. Great staff. The pastries are amazing. And their fish dish is incredibly tasty!

Julianna Sabo★★★★★

Top notch breakfast of our dreams. All of the dips were incredible. Nice waitresses and great environment. Cafe was full early in the morning. Did not feel rushed at all.