Al Kalha is a restaurant chain that started over 80 years ago and specializes in traditional Middle Eastern dishes. I go to their Dabouq branch, which though it has plenty of seating, I’ve always just grabbed a falafel wrap/sandwich/pita to go. The portions are huge and the wrap with all of the ingredients you want … More Al Kalha Falafel Dabouq
One of my favorite places in Amman, not only for the food and views of old city Amman and the Citadel, but for the great atmosphere to work remotely, is the Wild Jordan Center in Jabal Amman city centre. There are plenty of comfy couches and places to sit and work from at Wild Jordan. Unlike … More Wild Jordan Center
If you’re like me, when you’re in a new city and have work to do, you like to get out of the house to get a bit more inspiration and be around others who are also working remotely. Pretty much every cafe and restaurant in Amman has wifi, so it’s not hard to find a spot … More Shoman Foundation Library
Locals may refer to Reem Al Bawadi Restaurant as “touristy”, but it’s definitely worth a visit. The building is not only beautiful on the outside, but the inside provides a cozy atmosphere with big wooden tables and cushioned benches under the skylit dome. When the weather permits, you can also choose to sit outside in … More Reem Al Bawadi Restaurant
If you have a major weakness for ice cream, then Gerard is the best place in Amman to get your fix. The amount of ice cream and sorbet flavors to choose from is second to none and they also have milk shakes, sundaes, waffles, crepes and hot drinks. You can check out their full menu here. … More Gerard Ice Cream
There’s no first post that is more fitting than this one about Al Quds because it was the first place I ate in Amman I love falafel (who doesn’t?) Al Quds is quite possibly one of the most famous places to get a falafel sandwich in Amman. If you don’t believe me, take it from the … More Al Quds – Falafel Sandwiches
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