מאפיית טלר - אגריפס ירושלים

Beautiful challah, fluffy, stretchy. I was late for whole wheat ones but the white ones are just out of oven. A sneaky bite right after exiting haha. Lot of wholemeal choices, baked in store. So satisfying to watch. I’ll get some if the others on regular weekdays.

I just bought an apricot pastry and it was one of the best things I’ve ever tasted. So flaky, buttery, and delicious. A different time I got the chocolate hazelnut tart and it was really good too! Baked sufganiyot for chanukah were good too though I prefer fried

Teller has the best bread in all of Jerusalem, and is highly worth a visit. There’s a small cafe here, as well - the staff are all kind and patient, and very helpful and attentive. The end of the day sale is a great way to buy at an affordable price - we like to treat ourselves every week :)

Many different types of bread and all of them look very tasty. We went there by chance in the evening and there was a long queue and the place was super crowded since apparently without us knowing it, they reduce the price of all the bread to a half, one hour before closing.

I heard good things about the bakery. We only bought some breakfast pastries and they were decent but nothing special. The coffee was good as well. Service was friendly, considering the pandemic

Simply one of the best bakeries out there. Not your typical . This is high quality and delicious. They deliver their pastries and breads to many cafes and the five start votes in Jeursalem.

Amazing viennoiserie. Both the sweet yeast pastries (cinnamon, poppy, chocolate, pistachio) and the salty burekas are amazing.

Went there on afternoon. Were out of most croissants. Ordered the cinnamon croissant. Got two for the price I was given. That’s always a good surprise. Don’t know if it was because of the time of day or if that’s the way they roll usually. Was excellent. The cinnamon was one of the richest and most concentrated I’ve ever had. Had a nice butter taste mixed with sugar. 11.5 nis. Even though there’s no parking I’ll try to come back for another snack. —kosher rabbinate Jerusalem —