AlQuds Restaurant

Very authentic and delicious food but they seem to only have a few available dishes if you go late at night. Clean and has ac. Parking at Balad (Down Town) is not easy so uber or taxi there.

We eat here few times, and always wery kindly service and every fogod is very delicious and big. We love this restaurant!

Food is Average - At best. And the service - absolutely terrible. The staff members act as if they're doing you a favour by serving you. The waiter didn't even bother to take my complete order. Quite bizarre to be honest, for a restaurant so highly recommended on the internet. The food is average at best, and there's better options in downtown. I only tried mansaf though, so maybe there's other options that are better. Honestly, the poor service just makes me not want to visit again, and I think a lot of other people agree based on the reviews.

Food was absolutely delicious, we went me , father and brother and ordered some mansaf , Msakhan The atmosphere was busy crowded, waiters was on service I loved the place, no service for israil people ✌🏽

Good, service was slow. Had to ask multiple times for the same thinga d it happened multiple times.

Food quality is below average! My main dish was the Jordanian national meal (Mansaf), meat was hard and only a small portion, yogurt soup (Jameed) taste wasn't strong and only a small bowl. Salas (fatoosh) are simply horrible and Hummus is simply very bad. Only olives were ok. The staff were welcoming but the waiter wasn't professional!

Delicious Local Food! AlQuds Restaurant in Amman was a wonderful place to try authentic Jordanian cuisine. The food was absolutely delicious, and the flavors were unforgettable. A great spot for anyone looking to enjoy tasty local dishes!

What a revelation! I do not think I’ve had Arabic food this good in my life. The restaurant is right in the middle of downtown Amman and it was nice to go there and enjoy the hustle bustle of the city whilst enjoying amazing food. If you ever get to go there, try the Mousakan and Mansaf. Damn that was a good meal. I still think about it.