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Due to the ever burgeoning tourist inflow, Amman offers a range of local and international cuisine. A trip to the city is incomplete without tasting the delectable local dishes. The most popular dish is the shawarma which is meat i.e. lamb or chicken rolled in flat bread. Another local delicacy the mansaaf is a dish of lamb and rice is available widely across all eateries.
Typical Middle Eastern dishes like falafel, hummus and fuul are also available here. Amman also has a number of local confectionaries selling local sweets notably the baklava and the knafeh nabelseyyeh. The Petra beer is the national beer of Jordan. Most hotels and restaurants also offer a good selection of wines notably the Mount Nebo and Haddad labels.
