Holy Bagel Old City - Jerusalem

I went during the Passah holiday so that they were strictly limited what they could serve (only potato bread and no nuts), but I was curious to try their salad options (and the potato bread). though I only thought to ask what the brot was done after I set my order and safe enough, it contained eier. I gave my friends to share my sandwich and they said it was okay, but that brot was quite tasteless. I would like to express the doubt that they would make a better stop outside the holidays, but I would say that it is not worth going out of theirs. but it's a lot sweet that you can get quickly, so it's certainly not bad. Maybe it's not worth paying for it. updated by previous review on 2022-04-18

As a teacher and guide who works in the old town, I am often frustrated with the unhealthy lunch options in the Jewish quarter, and so holy bagel has become my standard if I need a quick bite. the bagels are in the regular fresh, and the salatable offers a very impressive selection of vegan-friendly ingredients. Unfortunately, their avocado spread is processed and not very tasty, and they serve only salads in disposable plastic containers, even if they plan to sit there and eat. there are few tables, so they are ready to find sitting places elsewhere.

I went during the Passah holiday so that they were strictly limited what they could serve (only potato bread and no legumes), but I was curious to try out their salad options (and the potato bread). Although I only thought to ask what the bread was made after I set my order and safe enough, it contained eggs. I gave my friends to share my sandwich and they said it was okay, but the bread was quite tasteless. I would like to express the doubt that they would make a better stop outside the holidays, but I would say that it is not worth going out of your way. But it is a lot of vegetables that you can get quickly, so it is certainly not bad. Maybe it's not worth paying for it. Updated by previous rating on 2022-04-18

As a teacher and guide who works in the old city, I am often frustrated by the unhealthy lunch options in the Jewish quarter, and so Holy Bagel has become my standard when I need a quick bite. The bagels are usually fresh, and the salad bar offers a very impressive selection of vegan-friendly ingredients. Unfortunately, their avocado spread is processed and not very tasty, and they only serve salads in disposable plastic containers, even if you plan to sit there and eat. There are only a few tables, so you are ready to find seats elsewhere.