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Decided to visit what has quickly become the talk of the town place. I must admit that they did a great job with building the atmosphere at Sufra, because I automatically felt like I was walking into… Decided to visit what has quickly become the talk of the town place. I must admit that they did a great job with building the atmosphere at Sufra, because I automatically felt like I was walking into my grandfather’s house which till this day automatically makes me hungry. I don’t know what it is but my expectations were really high because they did such a good job of setting them.
I can say that the food is good, especially the spinach with olive oil and onions, the Kuftah with Tahini was exceptional in my opinion, and the Pepsi in a glass bottle was a nice surprise, really took me back. The seating is comfortable and really does the job of making you feel at home.
My only issue with the place is that I felt the service was a bit slow, especially given that when we first arrived the place was relatively empty, but they make up for it with smiles and their friendly attitude, so wasn’t really bothered by it but I would keep it in mind for my next visit, as I do plan on going again.
They have valet which I feel is very important when going to places in Rainbow st. the place was impeccably clean and I can’t wait till they open the back terrace, I think that’s going to be fantastic in the spring and summer to bad it doesn’t look like it’s going to have much of a view.
My final comment is I felt the place was a bit pricy, but maybe it’s because we “in true Jordanian fashion” over ordered. But for the first time it was good we got to try several different dishes. I already have my eye on a few dishes that I snuck a peek of, off our next door table.
All in all if you’re in Amman and you want have some good Jordanian food it's the definite place to go. Read more