Delicious and cheap. Great falafel, .75 JOD each.
This is the way to have a traditional Jordanian lunch. Absolutely delicious falafel sandwich at local prices. It's also not too spicy. It was so good I had to have two!
Old is Gold this restaurant established in 1966 best falafel sandwiches ever
Best falafel in amman
The most authentic and popular Falafel restaurant in Amman. Week long open, sell Falafel either regular or with sesame. The sesame sandwich costs .75 Jordanian Dinar. Usually crowded. However, the staff are very welcoming and nice. Al Quds Falafel is one of the not-to-miss in Amman.
Good food but they are hiding the counter so the customer can not see how they prepare the sandwich
Pretty tasty sandwiches! Stood up to their reputation. You will love them if you love falafels!
They do one thing (falafel sandwiches) but they do it very well! Nowhere to eat inside, but public benches outside. Cheap and very tasty.
Delicious! The bread and sauce make this sandwich unique rather than the falafel, itself, but it's well worth the visit.
Clean and tasty, the price is good yet the options are so limited, serves only sandwiches. Recommend.
The restaurant is good at making falafel because so few restaurants look in Amman because most restaurants rely on pizza and other foods located on Rainbow Street and the majority of foreign customers
It's a good falafel restaurant where every one is super friendly and the sandwich tastes great and it's a super clean place
Good fresh falafel. Good prices and very fast.
The oldest Falafel restaurant in Amman , great quality .. high price comparing to other Falafel shops .. also they do not sell Falafel alone only in sandwiches which I believe it's a disadvantage
Cheap. Small. With good quality food. Restaurant
Take away freshly fried falafel sandwiches. The falafel is crispy and light, not too dry. Probably the best falafel I've ever tried
Fast food restaurant. Nice and cheap.
One of the most interesting places for those who admire traditional falafel.. It's delicious and not pricey.. like it.
I am no connoisseur of falafels apparently. The falafels here are quite different from the ones I'm used to, being small and burrito-like as opposed to large and taco-like.
That said, I found the taste quite ordinary. It may be best to defer to someone with more experience on the matter.