Aroma should at least get certification for its products abroad if it wants the local Jewish population to support them. Afterall, they are the ones who are familiar with the brand and require the least amount of marketing.

I recently visited an Aroma cafe for first time- in Hollywood Ca. It was very clean, well designed, the staff were all very friendly , courteous and helpful - dog welcoming, coffee superior to Starbuck and products eaten delicious

Ripe for boycotting....you can bet on it... TATA

I'm sorry to say that I find Aroma's food mediocre and way overpriced. Their house salad, for example, whilst generous in quantity, drowns in salty white cheese and salty olives, making it almost inedible. And why pay so much for a plain dry tuna fish sandwich? Their house lemonade, oversweetened and expensive...

which I guess happens to all but why? knowing something about the coffee business, a cup of coffee is nearly all profit for the shop. Aroma is just as expensive as UK chains and some American chain. For a coffee on the go I have since opted for eleswhere, seven to eight shekels for a good cup of coffee (and a good normal sized cup) Aroma is around 14 shekels for a similiar cup. Here's to the small non chains that sell good quality coffee to go at a reasonable rate. They still make profit.

only place in Israel that meets expectations in terms of quality and customer service. but Ukraine? come on, people are fleeing U. as fast as they can there is absolutely nothing there, how can they even find reliable providers?

Are there any branches in the city of Montreal?

I live in canada would like to have a Aroma franchie can you give me more information. thank you shalom daniel