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1. Fakhreldin
An elegant Levantine restaurant in a restored Jabal Amman villa, open since 1997 and known for its kibbeh, mezze and attentive, old-school hospitality.
View details — FakhreldinPlaces to eat at every budget, from street food and casual local spots to established restaurants and fine dining.
10 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 restaurants in Jordan
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An elegant Levantine restaurant in a restored Jabal Amman villa, open since 1997 and known for its kibbeh, mezze and attentive, old-school hospitality.
View details — FakhreldinRestaurant
A Rainbow Street favourite in an early 20th-century villa, serving generous Jordanian home cooking such as mansaf, clay-pot dishes and freshly baked bread.
View details — SufraRestaurant
Chef Ali Ghzawi's modern Jordanian restaurant near First Circle, reworking childhood flavours into creative tasting dishes with views over the city.
View details — AleeRestaurant
Amman's long-running classic Italian restaurant, opened in 1979, serving traditional four-course lunches and dinners in a formal dining room with a terrace.
View details — RomeroRestaurant
A restored villa with a leafy courtyard serving seasonal Jordanian home cooking from breakfast to dinner, alongside a design shop, grocery and natural-wine bar.
View details — Shams El BaladRestaurant
Chef Sara Aqel's Mediterranean restaurant and wine shop in a restored 1958 villa, with a garden terrace, regional wines and Jordanian-accented weekend brunch.
View details — Dara Dining by Sara AqelRestaurant
Downtown Amman's famous open-air falafel and hummus house, a no-frills institution where locals, families and visiting dignitaries share the same plastic tables.
View details — Hashem RestaurantRestaurant
A tiny corner shop on Second Circle selling just one thing, its famous beef shawarma sandwich, made to the same recipes since 1975.
View details — Shawerma ReemRestaurant
A Rainbow Street falafel counter founded in 1966, one of Jordan's oldest eateries, visited by kings, presidents and generations of Ammanis.
View details — Al Quds FalafelRestaurant
A busy Downtown sweets shop with a large, good-value dining room at the back, known for mansaf, maqluba and traditional Arabic desserts.
View details — Al Quds Restaurant