Shraga cafe

Shraga cafe is a pastoral coffee shop located in the first floor of an old house which belonged to Shraga's grandmother and was restored and renovated into a Cafe while keeping the authentic architecture and design. The coffee shop is serving traditional home cooking inspired from the multi-cultural streams of the Jewish population which arrived from many places into the state of Israel. The menu includes the regular coffee shop food options like a variety of breakfast choices, sandwiches and salads as well as signature dishes like the Makluba (long cooked or baked  Arab style rice), couscous variations, stew options and casseroles.