It's a dairy restaurant / bookstore / café. They have one of the largest menu selection I've see in any restaurant. If I'm ever alone and need to grab lunch or coffee, there couldn't be a better place to go. Don't get me wrong, it's also the perfect place to go to with your significant other. However, if you just... More

This place is so lovely. It's a restaurant/cafe set in what feels like a beautiful used bookstore. A lot of love and detail went into designing this place. There are exposed brick walls, great mismatched furniture, and books line the wall. There is lots of natural light, and the service is great. I loved how the menu is formatted to... More

A smaller restaurant with informal library setting. People work on their computers and relax while enjoying the delicious food. the bread was among the best I've ever had and the dessert topped it off perfectly.

My daughter had heard of Timol Shilshom so as a treat i took her there for her birthday. Everything about this restaurant is wonderful. We had omelets that were delicious and freshly squeezed orange juice in addition to tasting dishes and wonderful bread.The coffee and the banana bread were superb. The waitresses are gracious and efficient and the chef came... More

The place is located in the old neighborhood of Nachalat Shiva'a in the center of the city. Food is good, especially the Italian Shakshooka. You can stay and read as much as you like, there are books in Hebrew and English. They have a nice but small porch which in the summer gets filled quickly. Service is good, waitresses are... More

Great food, great service and great atmosphere, healthy fresh Israeli and international dishes, comfy relaxed environment and lots and lots of books.

We really enjoyed this combination bookstore and restaurant. The people there were very friendly. Our server was especially cooperative. The food was very good and reasonably priced. We liked the laid back, comfortable atmosphere. They were serving special foods for this time of year. Would definitely return..

Off the main drag, around the corner, down the alley, up the stairs and past the garden terrace you'll find (if you're lucky) the best little-known restaurant in all of Jerusalem. It's called Tmol Shilshom (translation literally means "Yesterday and the Day") and it's a restaurant, cafe and a bookstore—but don't feel like you have to be quiet in there.... More

Had breakfast there in march 2013. Came for shakshuka and were not disappointed. Tasted like home. Yogurt was home made though the bread was not. Probably because we were their first morning customers though that's probably not an excuse. Overall good breakfast option.