Tmol Shilshom

Went following a friend's recommendation, atmosphere was great, service wasn't good, but I'd like to focus on the pizza. The pizza dough was interesting, thin, well done, a bit dry but overall great. In the salt you could taste the tomatoes but hold the darn salt, way too much. Cheese was "meh", not great. Overall I won't recommend the pizza, it's a nice bite for a hungry man, but way too salty, and definitely not worth 66₪. Total was 78₪ for medium pizza and an espresso, and I shouldn't have tipped an extra 7₪

Words can't describe this place. The perfect combination of food with a lot of love and care. Every dish thought-out to the very small details. The place has a hipsters library vibe( they actually have shelves of books all over the restaurant:))which is so cool! The service is probably the best you'll get. My father had a birthday the same day we went and all the waiters came out together to sing him happy birthday with a lot of good energy:) the placemats came with cool poems on them from new & old artists.

I like this place! Atmosphere is nice, food is great, and nice people. As other people says, finding entrance is a bit tricky. We luckily could take the seat near bookshelves, felt like I was in the bookstore or library. If you go in winter, some seats are cold so better to bring warm clothes. The portions were quite big, same as American, we were just two so only could have 3 dishes. Israeli cheese were our favorite, it didn’t have so strong taste and smell but good to try. English menu available, credit card accepted.

This place is extremely special, the way its designed looks authentic and beautiful. Lots of art. Service was great, the waitress was helpful. Food was delicious, of high quality and the portions were a little more than enough. A little pricey but definitely worth it. Me and my Wife had a very enjoyable dinner here. Recommended.

After our trip to Italy, we wanted to sit quietly while drinking coffee in an atmospheric place, just like we did in Rome. By chance, I found this cafe on Google Maps. At first glance, it didn't seem like what we wanted, but we decided to give it a try. And what we finally found was exactly what we wanted: a very cozy, old-style place with many books, located in a quiet courtyard away from a busy street, with very friendly staff and, of course, tasty, freshly brewed coffee. We spent a lot of time there reading, talking, and drawing. We will definitely visit it again. I highly recommend this cafe for all coffee lovers.

This place doesn't seem to exist anymore 😢 After reading all the great reviews, I went by when I was hungry for a good breakfast. Tmol Shilshom is carved into the stone, but there's a sign on the awning for sushi and the door was locked. Oh well...

Beautiful place. I really loved it. Is quirky and beautiful inside. Very cozy. Finding it is difficult. Part of the fun. But there is a board on the main street with an arrow. Well take the long aisle and is behind that. At the end. Take the stairs and is a magical place. Really loved it.

The place is hidden in the beautiful center of Jerusalem, a kosher cosy small restaurant with amazing atmosphere, where you are surrounded by books, vintage artefacts and really colourful mix of guests. The service is great, there was a super sweet girl paying attention to all out wishes. Also, it was tasty.