Just like the Upper West Side...pleasant, affordable, low stress, good familiar appetizers and plates, a basic assortment of wines, and good, friendly service. We were tired after a day of touring and found this place by searching on Google - it’s just a few minutes...More

...they display a Pride flag AND don't give out straws! On this past occasion our waiter was especially courteous and friendly, as well as unobtrusive. Eat at Cafe Yehoshua!

A very nice bistro in the attractive area of Rehavia neighbourhood. Lunch deals are various and can fit different tates. For those who like fresh and sophisticated salads and raw fis ( savice) it's a very suitable place.

Café Yehoshua is on Azza street in Rehavia. Once a locals spot its reputation has spread and I would recommend a reservation at any time. Not kosher but closed on Shabbat. Parking can be a challenge in the area. We have the chicken livers and...More

We eat at Yehoshua at least once a week.Almost always breakfast.Sometimes my daughter comes from Modiin with her foodie one year old(!) and wr have lunch.The food is always good and the service is very attentive and even cordial.We are really very happy to eat...More

Overall, this was a disappointing experience at a cafe that seems to be very popular. The food mostly tasted good, but one of the pasta dishes which was supposedly a "main course" came as a rather small serving. The dessert, "apple crumble" was an interesting...More

My father and I loved this place so much that we had coffee and/or breakfast here practically every morning we were in Jerusalem. Their shakshuka’s were amazing, the pastry options absolutely delicious, and the coffee was divine. Service was great with a friendly server who...More