Excellent experience, warm ambient, wonderful location and very friendly people who teach you Jordanian food tradition in a funny way. You will love it for sure. Maria, the owner, is full of positive energy!

We went there as a pre-wedding do for the family and some friends, so we were approx. 40-50 persons, and the hosts had booked a traditional Jordanian singers to welcome the bride and the groom, so it was such an awesome surprise when they arrived,...More

Going to Beit Sitti was such a delightful experience, we made the famous Maaloubeh dish! A signature dish by Um Bayan, the dessert was the cherry on top!

A very cozy old house in Jabal Al Weibdeh, where you can learn how to cook traditional Jordanian dishes and then enjoy eating them in a fun atmosphere. Great place for team building activities!

good food and friendly people nice views goid leson to learn arabic simple dishes but too expensive why it shouldnt that way .over price

One of my absolute favourite gems in the heart of old Amman. The concept of combining a cooking class with a traditional dining experience makes this place truly one of a kind. Excellent food, and an atmosphere that cannot be replicated. If you are visiting...More

Hands-down the best group-dining experience in Jordan. Beit Sitti has hit the spot each and every time: a gift for a newly-wed kitchen-challenged couple making stuffed vine leaves, a family brunch baking fresh thyme manaqish with the little ones, a venue for a pre-wedding cocktail...More

I had a great time at Beit Sitti. I loved the concept of combining a cooking class with a restaurant. The cooking class kitchen and dining area is beautiful and relaxing, and the instructors were friendly and engaging. I enjoyed how they shared some cultural...More

We went to Beit Sitti with a group of friends to learn how to cook some traditional Middle Eastern food. It was a very hands on experience and we made almost everything from scratch. Soon enough, the food was ready to eat and after the...More

We had a great time learning about, cooking, and then eating a traditional Arabic meal. Maria was very personable and evidenced a love for her culture and a passion for sharing it with others. This is well worth taking an evening to do.