The shop
The bakery is run by a baker and her brother. Behind the counter everyone wears a pink apron, and the counter opens at 6:30. Challah is braided for Friday only, and the pink cake changes every week.
It's a bakery for the morning: bagels, burekas, sesame challah, tahini cookies and one pink cake a week. Order on the site and you don't stand in the queue.
6:30 · The counter opens
The shelves are full, the bagels are still warm, and the coffee is on. Whatever wasn't ordered ahead is sold here until it runs out.

7:00 · The orders are waiting
Every order sits in a paper bag with your name on it, on the shelf by the till. Say your name, pay, and go.

14:00 · Orders close
What's ordered by 14:00 is baked overnight and waits for you tomorrow morning. After 14:00, the order moves to the day after.

Friday · Challah and the queue
We braid at five, open at seven, and by eight the queue is out of the door. Order by Thursday at 14:00 and you skip it.

The window
The sun comes in through the window until noon. Inside: the shelves, the counter and pink boxes.

How pickup works
Pick on the site: from the counter, the cake of the week, or a challah for Friday.
Order by 14:00. For Friday, by Thursday at 14:00.
From 7:00 the next morning, your order waits in a bag with your name on it.
Walk in, say your name, walk out. On Friday, you skip the queue.
You pay at pickup, cash or card. Nothing is charged here.
Hours
- Sunday–Thursday
- 6:30–19:00 · pickup 7:00–18:30
- Friday
- 6:30–14:00 · pickup 7:00–13:00
- Saturday
- Closed
6 Simtat HaSumsum, Tel Aviv (a fictional address)
Kashrut
Kosher (dairy), under the local rabbinate. The certificate hangs by the till.
The challah is pareve. Everything else is dairy.
















