Sip a local tea at Turtle Green, enjoy some shisha with a view at Talet Al Jabal or Dust Roof, or – if you still have space in your stomach – stop by Abu Jbara near Second Circle for your daily falafel fix.

Here's a list of places I personally recommend (price range varies): - Abu Jbara* A well-known Jordanian restaurant in Jordan, there are 3 official branches located on Madina al Muawara street, Gardens street, and Mecca street. - Ayoubi* A new-comer to the scene but already getting a name for itself. This place specializes in Yemeni fool and Afghani tamees (a type of bread).

Unlike Hashem Restaurant and Al Quds, Abu Jbara is a huge, modern location with plenty of room to sit and eat (they also have a take-away counter). They opened in 2006 and have been serving traditional Levantine cuisine ever since. Note: If you get a craving for falafel at 2 am, Abu Jbara’s Madina Munawara location is your place because it’s open 24 hours!

Unlike Hashem’s in downtown Amman Abu Jbara is an indoor air conditioned restaurant in a newer section of the city. The place is open 24 hours and seems to do a bustling trade all the time. You’ll probably have to wait for a table, but they turn them over pretty fast so you won’t be waiting long.

Abu Jbara is hidden, yet well-known in Amman, and rather famous for its traditional style of serving authentic Arabic food. Many people hail this place for having the best hummus and falafel in town. Always remember to have a cup of tea with mint with your meal for better taste and digestion.

Abu Jbara isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a Jordanian institution. This is where locals and tourists alike come to experience the true essence of a traditional Jordanian breakfast. Famous for their hummus, foul, and falafel, Abu Jbara proves that sometimes, the old ways are the best ways.

My favorite location of Abu Jbara is located off the second circle. It has a blue sign and is on the left hand side of the road if you are coming from the second circle. About a block or two from the circle, close to a big sweets shop!.

A typical sized, casual middle eastern restaurant, with outside and inside seating. It is a local favourite and a steady stream of locals eat here from morning until night. It is clean and inviting.

The most famous Hummus breakfast shops include: Hashem Restaurant in Al Balad (everyone’s favourite), Al Kalha in Sweifieh or Abdoun, Abu Jbara in Tla’ Al Ali. All of which are highly recommended.

Abu Jbara on Madina Street is huge, and on Fridays it’s usually packed with customers coming for some good foul, humos etc… It is family friendly, fresh, good food & service is quick.

For a nice 'posh' Foul, hummus & Falafel - try Abu Jbara on Madina Munawara Street - excellent (huge restaurant and seats around 150)