Hashem Restaurant
Legendary downtown spot for hummus, falafel and fresh bread, open almost all day.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Amman: mansaf, hummus and falafel, kunafa, Rainbow Street cafés, the downtown souk, Souk Jara and malls.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. In Jordanian dinars: $ budget · $$ mid-range · $$$ upscale · $$$$ fine dining.
Legendary downtown spot for hummus, falafel and fresh bread, open almost all day.
Long-running downtown restaurant known for mansaf.
Famous street stand with long queues for its shawarma.
Traditional Jordanian dishes in an old house with a garden.
Large family restaurant for mansaf, grills and mezze.
Restaurant in restored old stone buildings, styled like a traditional village.
Café-restaurant with local ingredients and a view over the city.
Elegant Lebanese restaurant in a 1950s villa with a garden.
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Restaurants in Jordan serve halal meat as standard. Some hotels and international restaurants serve alcohol. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Amman's most famous kunafa, eaten hot on the street.
Historic maker of baklava and Arabic sweets.
Bookshop café with a terrace over downtown.
Small cafés and tea spots along Amman's liveliest street.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Lively street of shops, cafés and crafts.
Busy souk streets for spices, sweets, clothes and gold.
Summer Friday market for crafts, food and music.
Handmade embroidery, rugs and crafts made by local women.
Modern pedestrian boulevard with shops and cafés, next to Abdali Mall.
Upscale mall with views and many restaurants.
Large family mall with a hypermarket.
One of Amman's biggest malls.
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