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Best of Amman - Food & Drink } اكل و شرب

Top 10 burgers in Amman 2011

OUTDATED!

Please note this list was for 2011 - Here is the new list for 2012: Top 5 Burgers in Amman

We asked our fans and followers to vote for the best burger in Amman and here are the results. They vary from fast food burgers to gourmet burgers. We posted the prices for you to compare.

Go out and try them & let us know which one is your favorite! 



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Top 5 Gluten Free spots in Amman

Written by: Nadine Hassouneh

Local or visitor, diagnosed with gluten intolerance or Celiac Disease, in all cases, you will probably be searching for stores and restaurants that are gluten free friendly in Amman. In case you are not diagnosed with any of the above, and you are simply interested in learning more about what a gluten free diet is, please visit this link to Mayo Clinic's page on the gluten free lifestyle.



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Top 5 Shawerma spots in Amman

We asked our fans and followers on Twitter & Facebook what their favorite Shawerma spot is in Amman and here are the results:
 

1. Shawerma Reem (Amman – 2nd circle)



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Top 5 Arabic Restaurants Downtown Amman

Written by: Julie Allard

We asked our fans on FB & followers on Twitter what their favourite Arabic restaurant Downtown Amman is & here are the top 5 answers!

1. The Auberge

The Auberge is a traditional downtown café, here you can enjoy a truly authentic Jordanian experience. In busy hours, you will have to make your way through the tables in order to reach the balcony, which overlooks the main street and is a particularly good place to smoke a nargileh (JD2). The atmosphere is typical of the balad with old pictures on the wall and impressive ventilators on the ceiling. The food is good quality Jordanian fare but with more varieties than some of the simpler restaurants you find in the area.  The Menu is relatively varied within the cannon of Jordanian cuisine. You can enjoy an excellent mashewy (grilled meat) and a wide selection of traditional mezze. The restaurant is clean but not to international standards. The staff is really welcoming; however they only have a moderate command of English. Despite not being the cheapest restaurant of downtown, it is reasonably priced as there are no pretensions to luxury and wears a certain downmarket authenticity as a result.



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