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What to order at Haim Bourekas
- The dish to know
- Bulgarian-style cheese and spinach bourekas
- Editor tip
- Go before 09:00 for the cheese bourekas straight from the oven, still steaming when the paper bag is folded shut.
CuisineBalkan
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodHatikva
HoursSun-Thu 07:00-19:30, Fri 06:30-15:30, closed Saturday
Phone+972 3 687 7802
The dishBulgarian-style cheese and spinach bourekas
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Address: Mesilat Yesharim Street 87, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Abulafia ★ 4.4
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HaMalabia ★ 4.1
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Jasmino ★ 4.6
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