Nice place, I liked all the food they serve, only some dishes need some extra seasoning, they serve shisha for shisha lovers and usually they have orchestra that makes at night dinner more enjoyable, I believe their prices are reasonable and occasionally they have offers for groups, they are popular for breakfast, usually at breakfast time it’s hard to find a table, it’s Syrian cuisine

A true local Mediterranean food experience. I was recommended to visit this place for breakfast or brunch and I'm glad I did. Food is freshly prepared daily, and it is tasty. They have smoking and non smoking areas and they serve argeeleh (hooka/shisha) if you fancy one. The service is great, but can be slow at some times. I would definitely visit again :)

We were there for breakfast, the food was less than average .. falafel was cold although I asked the waiter to serve it hot which he confirmed that they serve it fresh. The service was poor and our server was very upset while serving us from something that we did not understand. I believe such person serving food with such mood is better off stay at home rather spoiling other people mood n day.

Excellent value and taste. We did the package for 3-4 people and had plenty left over. The lemon mint tea was great also...a must for a warm afternoon.

Good food and price. Seating area has a nice balcony. Only problem is it took way too long for a waiter to approach us. Some of our order never came too.

Very nice and cozy with a nice variety of middle eastern cuisine. The prices are rather low when compared to other restaurants in Amman, but the quality of food is very good. Clean place, nice welcoming staff. They offer Shisha (nargileh) and it is generally an all smoking area so think about getting the kids. Valet parking is available.

This is our favorite breakfast getaway near Amman, prices are reasonable and food is great.

The food is ok , sweet not good, they force you to pay for pickles 1JD despite you don't order, that was so bad to treat your customers like that.

Slow service. They don't serve wheat bread. Even though a bakery next door do. Which I had to go and get myself. I don't think we are the only family that don't eat white bread. They could have bought it themselves and charged me extra for it. And I would have paid for it. But NO, they opted to make me go and get it myself. Did I say slow service. Our table had no tissue paper. I had to get up and find me one from an empty table next to us. Flafel were good. So just order it take a way. Don't dine in. Not worth it. Oh yes, one more thing, the service was so slow.

Great food and atmosphere