Jordanian Food

While there are deep-rooted coffee traditions in Jordan among the Bedouins, there are many places in Amman to find a great cup of joe. Surrounded by history, art, and culture, Amman is an... explore more

Traveling in Jordan means exposure to dry, hot weather which is affected by the aridity of the desert surroundings and landscape. Regardless of the climate, when traveling, it is always important... explore more

Want to know more about Jordanian Food? Here is a guide to Jordanian Sweets and Desserts ideal for satisfying a sweet tooth or the perfect treat to enjoy with a traditional... explore more

Food is a big part of the Jordanian culture seen in everyday life and celebrations. From street food to fine-dining, Jordanian food is inherently traditional, using authentic cooking methods and recipes... explore more

Creamy, rich, filling and flavorful, hummus is a staple in Jordan. This delicious meal made from basic ingredients like chickpeas, lemon, garlic and tahini yields something that is so simple, yet... explore more

Ever wondered what Jordanian Mezze or Mezze dining in Jordan is? The origin of “mezze” is rooted in a Persian word meaning “to taste”. This concept can be understood as the... explore more

Flavorful, fresh and familiar,Jordanian food is traditional with a long and rich history that has evolved over time. Regardless of change within the region, Jordanian cuisine has always been a constant... explore more

One of the best ways to try the local food on vacation is by sampling the street food. Street food in Jordan is fun, fresh, and homemade. Not only are you... explore more

Although Jordanian cooking tends to focus on meat and dairy-based dishes, both vegetarians and vegans in Jordan will find plenty of options. As well as meat, cheese, and crème, there are... explore more

One of the best parts of traveling is eating local food. The local popular Jordanian food tends to consist of rice, yogurt, lamb, olives, and a range of herbs and spices.... explore more