Best place in amman to study also they have vallet
I really like this caffe already , cozy place and nice interior design , also they have really amazing concept for donate .
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• good concept
• cozy place
• cloudy fluffy seats
• nice staff
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• smoking allowed in second floor
Very cozy, casual place.
The drinks aren't as great as you'd expect for the pricing but otherwise has a nice snack collection and have recently added a breakfast menu (mostly cereals).
Employees are usually nice, and they do offer free wifi.
The upstairs area is a very nice workspace but is usually pretty full.
Their ground floor is non-smoking, the second floor however is a smoking area, usually bothersome for nonsmokers.
All things considered, a nice place to get some work done.
it's a nice place with good varieties , but there is no parking space and it's hard to find a place to park
A beautiful place with delicious food and beverage ..
Unique concept for a coffee place. The idea of donating 5% of your bill for one of 7 causes is really attractive and appealing. The place is mostly targeting teenagers and university student who are looking for a nonchalant place to study and catch up together. Design of the place is really nice and attractive as well. I think this is one of its kind place in amman and it sure deserves atleast a visit
The best thing in this cafe is you do good to other people with each dinar you pay, service is hosty, but the place is not well designed when its come for air flow specially for smoking are
not quite at all, bad internet, loud music and dirty tables
And the coffee is not bad, nothing really special
*EDIT
They fixed the internet problem and it's perfect now
Great jazz music and they only need to increase the cleanliness and improve the quality of the coffee.
One of the best places to study/meet with friends in amman, good menu but a little expensive.
You'll leave with a lung cancer even if you're a smoker. Few coming to study, most are chilling and chatting loudly.
To be fair, service is quick (probably because people order and sit around for 3 hours), coffee isn't bad.
Cozy place to hang out or study in they also serve you with love and coffee not to mention that every Jordanian Dinar you pay them they give away 7 pennies away to people who needs it. "A MUST VISIT."
Nice place to kick back and enjoy your evening though it needs a lot of cleaning to do.
The usual coffee house you're expecting and they do good deeds
It's quite place and everything food and coffee and dessert Is great , and the place is good for meetings or studies
And it's have a good customer services and working quickly , and the prices Is little expensive compare the other same place
In general I love this place and it's amazing for especially study because it quite and have a big space in the earth floor or first floor.
Nice place to work or study, multiple seating options, good drinks
The charity concept of the store is quite honourable, but the coffee and service are far from exceptional.
I love it it’s good but not quite
Very lovely place to study and do some work
They serve good hot\cold drinks
Loved the idea! they donate 7 pennies from each JOD you spend there to an association you choose. The coffee is also so good and the environment is lovely and quiet for work. Perfect
Great concept of business giving back to the community. They give you "7 pennies" for every JD spent on coffee to donate to local organizations. Unfortunately they allow smoking inside which really takes away from the experience (it is just upstairs but can be smelled downstairs).
Has good potential, but currently lacking in many aspects:
Internet doesn't reach all the seating locations well.
Seat heights is not appropriate for table height if you plan to come work or study. Forces you to a poor shoulder and neck posture.
Although there are electric plugs everywhere, the ones in the floor are often loose and the ones on tables are buried in a wooden hole that forces certain cable types to bend the cable in order to fit the plug.
This morning they had some sort of metal music on. Seriously?