
Amman, Jordan
Shams El Balad: Luxury Dining in Amman’s Zahran District
Nestled in the heart of Amman, Jordan, Shams El Balad is a charming restaurant and café located at 69 Mu'Ath Bin Jabal Street, in the vibrant Zahran neighborhood. Known for its inviting atmosphere and delicious menu, this establishment is a must-visit for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of authentic Jordanian cuisine. Shams El Balad offers a unique dining experience with a focus on fresh, locally-sourced ingredients, making it a popular spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Dining & Culinary Delights
At Shams El Balad, guests can indulge in a variety of mouthwatering dishes that highlight traditional Jordanian flavors. The menu features:
- Hummus and Moutabal - classic Middle Eastern dips that are a must-try.
- Spicy Halloumi - a favorite among visitors, known for its rich flavor.
- Zaatar Chicken and Tomato Salad - a refreshing and hearty option.
- Delicious desserts like berry cheesecake made with homegrown ingredients.
Location & Nearby Attractions
Shams El Balad is conveniently located near several key attractions in Amman, making it an ideal stop for a meal after exploring the city. Visitors can easily access:
- The Roman Theater - a historical landmark showcasing ancient architecture.
- Rainbow Street - famous for its vibrant atmosphere and shops.
- The Citadel - offering stunning views and rich history.
Whether you're looking for a cozy spot for brunch or a lively dinner with friends, Shams El Balad promises a delightful experience filled with authentic Jordanian flavors and warm hospitality.
Jordanian
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Open Now - Closing 11:00 PM
Monday
10:00–23:00
Tuesday
10:00–23:00
Wednesday
10:00–23:00
Thursday
10:00–23:00
Friday
10:00–23:00
Saturday
10:00–23:00
Sunday
10:00–23:00
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Rustic, farm-to-table, creative cafe/restaurant with focus on quality ingredients. Creative and seasonal decor. My absolute favourite place in Amman. Recommend trying the beetroot falafel, any of the scrambled egg combos, and the mana’esh.


