Abdali Boulevard

very nice place with plenty of restaurants options & free parking available

Amazingly vibrant new city center of Amman. Beautiful nights spent here. A good option of various nice places to dine in and enjoy. Architecture and the whole energy are truly stunning. Definitely worth visiting.

Its nice walking area with shops, cafes and restaurants and a beautiful mall with lots of high end shops. It always have activities to show and share. Nice to wander around in the good weather and have a coffee, food or even dessert.

Has nice walking area with shops, cafes and restaurants. A beautiful mall oasis of shopping for customer with lots of high end shops and premium retail stores.

Lovely place for walking and night time out for coffee and dessert.

Good place to have a coffee or drinks

As a visitor exploring Abdali Boulevard in Amman during the delightful month of April, I was truly enchanted by the vibrant atmosphere and diverse array of offerings this bustling destination had to offer. From the moment I stepped onto the boulevard, I was greeted by the towering skyscrapers that painted the city skyline, creating a sense of grandeur and modernity.

One of the aspects that immediately struck me was how family-friendly Abdali Boulevard felt. As I strolled along the wide pedestrian-friendly streets, I noticed numerous families enjoying leisurely walks, children playing in the designated play areas, and parents relaxing at the outdoor cafes while watching their little ones explore.

The weather in April was simply perfect, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures that made outdoor activities a delight. Whether it was enjoying a leisurely meal al fresco or simply taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling boulevard, the pleasant weather added to the overall charm of the experience.

As Ramadan approached, Abdali Boulevard exuded a special vibe, with decorations adorning the streets and the aroma of traditional Jordanian cuisine filling the air. It was a unique opportunity to immerse myself in the local culture and witness the spirit of Ramadan firsthand.

One of the highlights of my visit was undoubtedly the abundance of dining options and cafes scattered throughout the boulevard. From charming local eateries serving authentic Jordanian dishes to international restaurants offering a taste of flavors from around the world, there was something to satisfy every palate. Whether it was indulging in a traditional Jordanian feast or savoring a freshly brewed cup of coffee at one of the trendy cafes, every culinary experience was a memorable one.

In conclusion, my visit to Abdali Boulevard in Amman was a truly unforgettable experience. From its family-friendly atmosphere and perfect April weather to its captivating Ramadan vibes and diverse dining options, it's a destination that caters to every taste and preference. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor from afar, Abdali Boulevard is a must-visit destination that offers a little something for everyone.

Great place to walk & spend evening. Very busy and vibrant. Plenty of food / cafe places to eat and get shisha. The Mall is just at one end for shopping also.

Wonderful place to visit with many options to set and eat, drink, have Shisha. Great set up and next to Al Abdali Mall

A place that is more than distinguished and elegant on all levels ... The Boulevard is generally incomparable to the rest of the areas here, where luxury is the epitome of the smallest details.

We love the general atmosphere at the boulevard. We go there very frequently with the kids. It's safe to walk around, have coffee/ a meal, and do some shopping ! And they always have a festive atmosphere during the holidays!

We arrived in Amman and travelled a short distance to the Marriot Hotel (reviewed separately) and then headed out. The Boulevard is stunning and worth a trip, cafes and restaurants one end and shopping the other. A broad spectrum of culture, a great selection of shops and places to eat!

Amazing experience. You forget that you in amman

A rather good (but still the only one I believe) shopping mall in Amman. Two storeys of normal shops like Zara, Daiso and the regular ones. So clothes and stuff you will find here. Also I’d like to recommend the DNA shop with just about everything in it. Saved my day when I found a Memory card here, which was impossible to find in the souks and in the shops around town. I was here at Christmas, hence the seasonal pictures 🎄🎅. More vharming in the souks but this place is a bit more quiet.

So nice for walking, especially during the weekdays, a lot of restaurant and coffee shops

Love this place so many things to do and so many beautiful views.

Very nice atmosphere , its my first time there a lot of restaurants and cafe shops, summer is the perfect season to be there specially at evening and night, I suggest to add some shows to attract more customers and visitors, parking available underground, don’t park at the side of the road to avoid to fine.

A place for walking and have coffee there
Also there’s many options for food and desserts
I recommend to go there not in Weekends( fully always )
And the best time at the sunset

Had the opportunity to stroll through Abdali Boulevard and it was a highlight of my trip to Amman. This modern stretch in the heart of the city is an excellent place to experience the fusion of contemporary Jordan with its traditional roots. The Boulevard is lined with a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering a little something for every taste and budget. The ambiance is a mix of relaxed sophistication and vibrant energy, particularly in the evenings when the area comes alive with locals and tourists alike.

The architecture is a mix of modern and traditional, and the cleanliness of the area is noteworthy. Open spaces and seating areas are abundant, making it a great place to unwind after a day of sightseeing or shopping. The area is also pedestrian-friendly, which is a big plus in a bustling city like Amman.

Moreover, the frequent cultural events and live music performances add a lively touch to the already dynamic atmosphere. Abdali Boulevard isn't just about shopping or dining; it's about the experience of enjoying the urban side of Amman in a luxurious yet comfortable setting. It's a must-visit for anyone wanting to catch the pulse of new Jordan while enjoying an evening out.

Nice urban development in the heart of Amman, a mixture of commercial and restaurant areas.
This operation was developed by businessman Baha Hariri, son of late Rafic Hariri, Former Prime Minister of Lebanon, who made something similar called Beirut Souks within the rehabilitation operation of the old traditional district ravaged by the Lebanese civil war 1975-1990. But by far, Amman Abdali Boulevard overpasses Beirut Souks, as it is much more animated due to the successful mixutre of several levels of restaurants and coffee shops here.