Khobiz taza (fresh bread) is one of the first things I learned to say in Arabic and that is because bread is life in the Levant region, with Jordan being no exception to that. Bread comes in many shapes and sizes here, with pita, being the staple carb offered to accompany pretty much any meal and … More Types of Bread To Try in Jordan
Luigi’s Pizza is a quaint family-owned, one-room pizzeria near the 4th Circle of Amman. Even though it’s a small restaurant, the menu has many options at cheap prices from pizza, pasta, soup, salad to delicious dessert pizzas. Check their full menu here. The pizzas are baked in a wood-oven, giving them a thin and crispy crust … More Luigi’s Pizza
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
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
