Cafe Yehoshua
קפה יהושע
Café · Restaurant · Bar · Café-restaurant: breakfasts, diner-style lunches and a night bar · No kosher certificate
17 Aza Street, Rehavia, Jerusalem
Is this your business?Claim it freeA café-restaurant in the heart of Rehavia, open from morning until midnight, with breakfasts, diner-style lunches and a lively bar at night.
Cafe Yehoshua opened on Aza Street in Rehavia in 2009 as a neighbourhood café and grew into a café-restaurant. Its site says the crowd changes through the day, students, families and tourists alike: it starts with coffee and generous breakfasts from 8:00 to 12:00, moves on to business lunches in the atmosphere of an American diner from 12:00 to 17:00, and ends as a lively night bar with food, wines and cocktails until midnight. The menu is fitted for vegetarians and vegans, with dishes that can be made vegan, and there are gluten-free dishes and gluten-free bread. Seating is on a first-come basis. Haaretz's critics Amit Aharonson and Yehonatan Cohen headlined their review 'Not kosher, not apologetic, a little decadent', and its site quotes their praise for the hamburger.
What happens here
- Every day, 8:00 to 12:00
- Breakfasts
The breakfast menu is served until noon.
- Sunday to Thursday, 12:00 to 17:00
- Business lunches
Lunch deals in the atmosphere of an American diner.
As published on the café's website, read 2026-10-13.
At a glance
- Shabbat
- Closed. Friday until 15:00, back right after it ends
- Kosher
- No certificate
- Diet
- Café-restaurant: breakfasts, diner-style lunches and a night bar, gluten-free options
- Wheelchair
- Wheelchair access to the café, on the ground floor; no disabled toilet; no disabled parking at the building, but there is some in the surrounding streets.
- Own website
- Active on Instagram
- Facebook page
- Breakfast
- Coffee
- Café and bar
- Vegan options
- Open on Friday
Photos
On its Facebook
For illustration: the town and the trade, not Cafe Yehoshua itself. Its own pictures are on Instagram
Opening hours
Checking the clock in Israel
| Sunday to Thursday | 08:00-00:00 |
|---|---|
| Friday | 08:00-15:00 |
| Saturday night | 18:41-00:00 |
On Saturday it opens right after Shabbat ends, so the time moves with the week: 18:41 this week.
Candle lighting 5:46 PMShabbat ends 6:41 PM
As published on cafeyehoshua.com, read 2026-10-13. Shabbat times in Jerusalem
Sources disagree on these hours
On Saturday it opens when Shabbat ends and stays open until midnight.
Location

17 Aza Street, Rehavia, Jerusalem
- Train: Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon2 km from the door, straight line
- Bus: Nearest stop 33 mlines 9, 17, 19, 19א, 22, 22א, 92, 97 and 2 more
© OpenStreetMap contributors · Distances from OpenStreetMap, read 2026-10-13.
Questions
About Cafe Yehoshua
- Café and restaurant in oneIt trades as both, under one name at one address.
- Closed on ShabbatOn Friday it closes at 15:00, and on Saturday it opens right after Shabbat ends: 18:41 this week.
- 2 km from Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon stationBus stops within 212 m: עזה/רד״ק, רד״ק, ארלוזורוב/שדרות בן מיימון, רמב״ן/אבן עזרא, מטודלה.
- Its own website and social pagesThe menu and the news come from the business itself, not from a directory.
InstagramFacebookcafeyehoshua.com
Cafe Yehoshua is a café at 17 Aza Street, Rehavia in Jerusalem, in the Jerusalem District. It is also a restaurant.
Hours, as listed on cafeyehoshua.com on 13 October 2026: Sunday to Thursday 08:00 to 00:00, Friday 08:00 to 15:00, Saturday from right after Shabbat ends to 00:00.
The nearest railway station is Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon, 2 km away. The nearest bus stops are עזה/רד״ק (33 m), רד״ק (125 m), ארלוזורוב/שדרות בן מיימון (143 m).
It is not on the Jerusalem religious council's list on the Ministry of Religious Services' kashrut portal, read on 5 October 2026, and its site quotes a Haaretz headline that calls it not kosher. It is listed as wheelchair accessible on cafeyehoshua.com.
Jerusalem does not publish its business licence register online, so the licence could not be checked.
בית קפה - מסעדה, באווירה ביתית ומזמינה עם תפריט עשיר ומגוון. קפה יהושע שוכן בלב שכונת רחביה ופעיל החל מהבוקר ועד חצות. בואו להנות מאוכל טוב ושתייה מרעננת.The public registers a directory should check and usually does not. A blank is reported as a blank.
- Kosher certificate
- It is not on the Jerusalem religious council's list on the Ministry of Religious Services' kashrut portal, read on 5 October 2026, and its site quotes a Haaretz headline that calls it not kosher. shirathayam.m-datit.org.il2026-10-13
- Accessibility statement
- Listed as wheelchair accessible cafeyehoshua.com2026-10-13
- Companies Registrar
- Its pages name no company. cafeyehoshua.com2026-10-13
- Municipal business licence
- No published register of licensed businesses was found for Jerusalem: none of the 114 datasets on the city's open-data portal is such a register, and data.gov.il has none for the city. jerusalem.muni.il2026-10-01
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| Field | Value | Source | Read on | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | קפה יהושע / Cafe Yehoshua | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| Address | 17 Aza Street, Rehavia | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| Coordinates | 31.772943, 35.214919 (the government's address map) | govmap.gov.il | Fact, shown | |
| Website | cafeyehoshua.com | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| Logo | Its own icon, from cafeyehoshua.com | cafeyehoshua.com | Quoted, attributed | |
| Opening hours | Sunday to Thursday 08:00 to 00:00, Friday 08:00 to 15:00, Saturday from right after Shabbat ends to 00:00 | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| What happens here | Breakfasts; Business lunches | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| Kosher certificate | None published | shirathayam.m-datit.org.il | Fact, shown | |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair access to the café, on the ground floor; no disabled toilet; no disabled parking at the building, but there is some in the surrounding streets. | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| Train and bus | Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon 2 km; עזה/רד״ק 33 m; עזה/רד״ק 95 m; רד״ק 125 m; ארלוזורוב/שדרות בן מיימון 143 m; רמב״ן/אבן עזרא 193 m; מטודלה 212 m | openstreetmap.org | Fact, shown | |
| Delivery apps | Not on Wolt or 10bis | Our own check | Fact, shown | |
| Companies Registrar | Its pages name no company. | cafeyehoshua.com | Fact, shown | |
| Business licence | No published register of licensed businesses was found for Jerusalem: none of the 114 datasets on the city's open-data portal is such a register, and data.gov.il has none for the city. | jerusalem.muni.il | Fact, shown | |
| The owners' own words | Quoted from the café's website | cafeyehoshua.com | Quoted, attributed | |
| Photographs | 2 licensed | instagram.com | Linked, not copied |
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