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Leah'le

לאה'לה

Café · The Kfar Pines-Menashe religious council

HaSlik Street, Kfar Pines, Kfar Pines

A kosher coffee cart on HaSlik Street in the moshav of Kfar Pines, with toasts, salads, a pizza evening on Tuesdays and baking for Shabbat on Fridays

Leah'le is a kosher coffee cart on HaSlik Street in Kfar Pines, the religious moshav east of Pardes Hanna-Karkur; its listing on Coffee Trail, published in February 2026, calls it a new cart and says everything is made by hand. The menu has salads, a changing dessert and toasts such as a pesto toast on a large white country loaf with cream cheese, gouda, pesto and red onion, served with a dip and a small country salad. On Tuesdays it adds a pizza evening from 16:00 to 20:00, and on Fridays it has kubaneh, chimney cakes and tiramisu, whole cakes and lasagnes to take home for Shabbat, and local farmers who come with their produce. The cart stands on a farm with a big lawn, a playground close by, shelter from the rain, toilets and power sockets, near the trails of the Ein Arubot spring and Nahal Aviel.

14 facts checked 2026-10-05

What happens here

Tuesdays, 16:00 to 20:00
Pizza evening

The cart reopens on Tuesday afternoons for a pizza evening.

Fridays
Baking for Shabbat and local farmers

Kubaneh, chimney cakes, a special tiramisu, and whole cakes and lasagnes to take home, while local farmers come with their produce.

As published on its listing on Coffee Trail, read 2026-10-05.

At a glance

Shabbat
Closed. Friday until 14:00
Kosher
The Kfar Pines-Menashe religious council
Wheelchair
No statement
Parking
Accessible parking listed
  • Active on Instagram
  • Facebook page
  • Coffee
  • Homemade drinks and pies
  • Good for families
  • Open on Friday

Photos

On its Facebook

For illustration: the town and the trade, not Leah'le itself. Its own pictures are on Instagram

A cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foam

Abdulrohmatt / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

A cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foam
A cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of bread
A harvested wheat field on red soil in Pardes Hanna-Karkur, with a hay bale and a dirt track

Teneab / CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

A harvested wheat field on red soil in Pardes Hanna-Karkur, by the fields of Kfar Pines

Opening hours

Checking the clock in Israel

Opening hours by day
SundayHours not confirmed
Monday08:00-14:00
Tuesday08:00-14:00, 16:00-20:00
Wednesday to Friday08:00-14:00
SaturdayClosed

Candle lighting 5:55 PMShabbat ends 6:50 PM

As published on Coffee Trail, read 2026-10-05. All Shabbat times

Sources disagree on these hours

Its listing on Coffee Trail, which the cart's owners have verified, gives Monday to Friday 08:00 to 14:00, a pizza evening on Tuesdays from 16:00 to 20:00, and Sunday closed. The cart's entry on OpenStreetMap adds Sunday evening from 18:00 to 21:00.

Location

Map showing Leah'le at HaSlik Street, Kfar Pines, Kfar Pines

HaSlik Street, Kfar Pines, Kfar Pines

  • Train: Caesarea - Pardes Hanna4.5 km from the door, straight line
  • Bus: Nearest stop 144 mlines 34
  • Parking: Accessible parking listedIts Coffee Trail listing says there is parking at the cart, including spaces for buses and for disabled drivers.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Distances from OpenStreetMap, read 2026-10-05.

Questions

About Leah'le

  • Closed on ShabbatOpen 5 days a week; on Friday it closes at 14:00.
  • 4.5 km from Caesarea - Pardes Hanna stationBus stops within 416 m: מקווה, מזכירות, כפר פינס/בריכה, קופת חולים/עין עירון.

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