Serves meat, vegan options available. In partnership with the Royal Society of Conservation of Natureza, the menu is based on low fat, low carbohydrate recipes using raw materials extracted from the RSCN’s nature reserves. Wide selection of salads, sandwiches, smoothies, and desserts with a healthy twist. Vegan choices include a vegan heaven brunch (scrambled tofu and grilled veggies) and the quinoa burger. Free Wi-Fi. Please call/contact to confirm the correct address. Often addresses are building names and a room in the building.
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Jabal Amman, 1st Circle Othman bin Afan Street, Amman, Jordan
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Last update on 02 Nov 2015 by Guest
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10 Reviews
First Review by DanielBevan
Pra
Points +433
Nice place with good view - Edit
The view is good and menu has many veggie options. Taste was a bit basic to me.
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avocado_jess
Points +3054
Beautiful view - Edit
Gorgeous spot to sit and enjoy a view of the citadel. Delicious date, mint and almond milk smoothies!
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SquirrelDi
Points +5720
Great spot - Edit
Lovely view, great spot for a chilled afternoon.
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ShanayshaEvans
Points +682
Yum! - Edit
Modern little spot that had perfect views and perfect food
Read morePros: Options
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DaniraDiYaŠabić
Points +49
Very nice!! - Edit
Had the avocado toast and golden milk! Yummy!
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happypigs
Points +405
Trap - Edit
Coffee is below average. Just for one almond milk to your coffee, they will charge 2.5JD. STAY AWAY
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DotiR
Points +886
Below average food, small portions - Edit
The best thing about this place is the juices & smoothies ...
Read moreFood however isn’t great , small portions and not very tasty .
The falafel bowl was literally few leaves of spinach in one corner of the plate , red cabbage in the other ,
Few small falafel bowls ...
Haloumi salad wasn’t great neither .
Better to go to an traditional middle eastern place and have hummus , moutabal...
Pros: Clearly marked vegetarian & vegan options, Clean place with ac
Cons: Overpriced, Below average food, Small portions
Guest
sferd
Points +252
Wonderful food & save between 5-7pm - Edit
It's a long haul up quite a few hills to get to this restaurant,but it is definitely worth the effort. Clearly labeled menu indicating vegan and vegetarian dishes. Gorgeous outlook over Amman. It had been a chilly day, so we wanted hot food.
Read moreWe both ordered the lentil soup which was warming and delicious. I seriously wanted to take a bath in it! I could have eaten a giant bowl (along with the tasty whole-grain bread which came with it) and been totally happy. I ordered the 'Lasagna' as an entree. The server was quick to warn me that it was all vegetables--no noodles. Layered eggplant, carrots, etc. It was a yummy work of art. My S.O. got the 'Vegetable Zoodles' which was another non-pasta dish served with a pesto sauce. Another winner. In addition, he had Turkish Coffee which was tasty, but too strong for me.
Highlights:
Excellent service--waiter spoke English well. Gorgeous outlook over Amman. Lovely and clean toilets.
Bonus: Dine between 5-7pm and receive 25% off your bill.
Note: My hubby left his hat at the restaurant, so we had to walk back up the hill the following morning. Luckily, the staff had found it and it was worth the trek.
Pros: Clearly marked menu & excellent food, Wonderful service, Lovely, clean bathroom
Cons: Long walk up the hill!!
Guest
LMΛ
Points +16
Healthy vegan options - Edit
Clearly marked vegan options on the menu, and the servers understand questions about vegetarian and vegan ingredients. We went for lunch on a hot day and the had plenty of light, refreshing food and drinks. (The meat eating husband was happy too.)
Read morePros: Clearly marked vegan options, lots of teas
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DanielBevan
Points +352
Beautiful location and building and healthy food - Edit
Wild Jordan Cafe is a beautiful place to sit, hang out with friends or relax. The views of Amman are stunning and the building is beautifully designed. Information about Jordanian wildlife and the work centres of the RSCN are available and there's a nice gift shop too.
Read moreThe food is health focused and there are always vegan options available although this part of the menu could definitely be expanded.
They serve soy milk but we had a soy cappuccino and ended up paying a small fortune as they charged for the coffee and milk separately. This was about six months ago though so hopefully that has changed.
The staff are friendly but a little too formal for what I usually enjoy.
Pros: The views, The archetecture, The gift shop
Cons: Small vegan menu, Serves meat, Expensive (soy) coffee
Guest
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