Vegan Guide to Amman: Plant-Based Eating in Jordan's Capital
Amman is more vegan-friendly than it looks: Hosh Al-Yasmine, Wild Jordan Café, and Hashem's JOD 2 falafel plate, with a full neighbourhood guide.
Vegan Travel
Jordan's cuisine leans heavily on pulses and grains, so a surprising number of traditional dishes are naturally vegan: ful medames, mujaddara, falafel, hummus, and fattoush all appear daily on menus without any animal products. Amman's Weibdeh and Rainbow Street neighbourhoods have the highest concentration of dedicated plant-based cafes and progressive restaurants, making them the best base for vegan travellers. Across the country, we've seen a steady increase in restaurants explicitly labelling vegan options over the past few years, particularly in Aqaba and Petra's tourist-facing dining strips. We've put together city-by-city guides covering where to eat, which dishes to order, and how to communicate your diet clearly when English menus aren't available.
City-by-city guides to vegan eating, plant-based restaurants, and naturally vegan local dishes.
Amman is more vegan-friendly than it looks: Hosh Al-Yasmine, Wild Jordan Café, and Hashem's JOD 2 falafel plate, with a full neighbourhood guide.
Jordan is more vegan-friendly than most expect. What to eat, what to avoid, and how to navigate plant-based food across Amman, Aqaba, Petra and Wadi Rum.
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