Seriously, does nobody work around here?

Somehow, the cafes in Israel are always hopping, no matter the time of day. I have always wondered (enviously) who these people are and why they don’t seem to have jobs. My imagination has begun to fill in the blanks in the hybrid reviews/stories below.

Identity Crisis
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Identity Crisis

Beit Ha’am offers a safe space for foods and people to be anything they want

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Mish Mash
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Mish Mash

Bluma is a bit of this and a bit of that, but the baked goods are where it’s at

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Feel at Home
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Feel at Home

Les Jumelles serves mouth-watering desserts on your grandma’s dishes

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Fresh Start
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Fresh Start

Casa Lavi is a local crowded house with a creative menu and crisp feel

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Brewhaha
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Brewhaha

Superior coffee and bustling streets make for an ideal urban sip at Roasters

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Down to an Art
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Down to an Art

Makom Hashra'a is as inspirational as its name implies, and super pleasant

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Hands on Deck
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Hands on Deck

Katerina offers a relaxed atmosphere, fun cold drinks, and decent bites

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Assorted Flavors
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Assorted Flavors

There’s a lot going on at Ikar Ha’aretz, visually, audibly, and gastronomically

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Branching Out
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Branching Out

Shusha feels like a local country spot, but with sophisticated flavor

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Casual Color
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Casual Color

Zariffa capitalizes on character and cultivates quality cuisine

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