Johnny's Café

Take out breakfast sandwich (sabich on a brioche bun) was really delicious.
The cappuccino was good too.

The seating area is nice too

Their breakfast is too expensive for the value of the food you get. 49 shekels for 1 piece of bread cut in half, 2 eggs, and two small sides of tahina and white cheese. The small coffee was an extra 14 shekels and not included in the 49 shekels. When we asked for more bread, as 1 piece isn't enough, they charged 8 shekels for one more piece of bread. I have included a picture of the piece of bread that cost 8 shekels. You can get more value for your money somewhere else. I don't recommend this Cafe at all, and I will never eat here again.

While the placed offers anything you need for a brunch or coffee break, we couldn't help noticing the laptop restrictions on the tables. It made the atmosphere in our case feel uncomfortable and unwelcoming. Makes you wonder why when the place was half empty..

great coffe and teasty food!
the service is very kind and professional.

Refused to let me sit on Shabbat, because I was with my computer. They said that they need tables and I will probably sit for too long. I have never heard of such a thing in my life.

The food is good, but their attitude towards the costumer is awful. I've ordered a toast dish which I ordered many times in the past, and I know how it's supposed to come out. I received the toast with almost no cheese at all. I asked them to make a new one and they refused claiming that that's the dish, which it clearly wasn't. They offered me to pick something else off the menu, but I asked for the same dish because that's the one I like and came for. There's nothing wrong with making mistakes, and perhaps most of the cheese slided off the toast or something, it happens. But treating your customer in such a disrespectful way is unacceptable. They also didn't take the dish off the check without us correcting them.

Surprisingly delicious pizza! 👍 Excellent coffee ☕
Nice atmosphere, service was a bit slow and confused, overall recommended and will gladly come back again.

I would call this place a "travel camp" because I associate it with the fact that it cannot be called just a cafe, but also a full-fledged restaurant too. However, this small and cozy place is great both for a simple tea party or coffee, as well as for those who want to eat, as there is a small but satisfying menu. It’s also a pizzeria.