Cafe Birenbaum

Tel Aviv

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Cafe Birenbaum

Cafe Birenbaum provides real authentic food in an enchanting atmosphere. This places welcomes you with open arms and offers excellent coffee. Healthy meals and delicious dessert is waiting for you if you decide to stop by!

Information

addressNahalat Binyamin Street 31, Tel Aviv-Yafo
openingHoursSun–Wed & Fri 8am–3pm, Thu 8am–3pm / 6pm–midnight, Sat closed
phone+972 356 000 66
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