Neeman Bakery

Unfortunately I can't give it more than three stars - a large selection of sweet and salty pastries, but disgusting to taste. The prices are high. All the pastries, with the exception of the cakes in the refrigerators, are on open trays, where flies sit on them. For a stale donut with a chemical taste, the same glaze and very hard, like a rock, multi-colored balls on top - 12 shekels. Burekas with sweet poppy seed filling taste like burnt paper. Burekas with sweet pistachio filling have absolutely no pistachio taste, like rubber. Burekas without filling taste like several layers of soft cardboard. But the staff is very friendly and professional

When i made an order the waitress gave me a death stare and threw the change back at me violently (for ordering 3 teas).she also did not understand what tea is. Look into the dictionary. The boy who made the tea (and who did not even hit puberty) offered a similar treatment. Where are child services? There are no set prices,they ignore you in line and the tables outside are DISGUSTING.

There are a lot of baked goods and they taste delicious. We went more than once a day during our stay in Jerusalem to try the different sweets. They also have sandwiches and hot drinks, which were pretty good too (there were also vegetarian options for sandwiches). They have a sandwhich and drink deal for 25 NIS, which is a bit expensive, but compared to other shops in the area, this bakery overall is priced pretty reasonable and is on the cheaper side. There is also seating available in the back, as well as tables and chairs outside the shop, however they are pretty dirty. They don't clean out the garbage or the tables regularly, despite the bakery getting very busy during meal times. The service was okay, but all the employees spoke English, which was very helpful. Overall, I'd recommend giving this bakery a try if you're in the area.

It’s really busy. You have to use your Israeli chutzpah to get their attention and make an order. The food is great. There is seating on the second floor. You can’t see it right away, but the steps are on the right side of the cafe.

Your havent been in Jerusalem if you havent tasted Neemam Bakery! Simply delicious!

One of Israel’s largest cafe chains, Neeman has earned a faithful following thanks to its delicious pastries and coffee. At the bustling downtown Jerusalem branch on Hahistadrut Street, you’ll find an array of sweet and savory pastries, sandwiches, drinks, salads and other tasty treats, courteous service, plenty of seating and friendly Jerusalem atmosphere.

It's okay for snacks, like cream puffs, focaccia, ruggelach, mini cinnamon rolls and cheese danishes, garlic bread sticks, sambosak, and so on. It's cheap, and they'll heat your purchase for you. It's definitely not fancy, but I bought a bunch of little things for my daughter, and she liked each of them. There are better places, but they generally cost more. Also, this bakery has a good kashrut, if that's important to you. I would avoid the non-dairy cakes, which are probably prettier than they are tasty.

They had chai tea, but only after I asked the one knowledgeable employee. After that they made it no problem... From a tea bag, and only added milk when I requested it, and no cinnamon. Good pastries, nice seating area up the stairs, had to close bathroom door so that the odor would not ruin the experience. A little work needed, but overall decent, mostly for take away.