What are you using back there?? and other Wadi Musa, Jordan Restaurant Reviews

Restaurant Name: Aretas Restaurant

I had heard that dining in Wadi Musa was not exactly the best to be had. When I heard the beeps of a microwave in the kitchen, I rightly assumed this place was "up to par" with my expectations.The hummus was very dry and lacked flavor as if it came out of a can. The lamb dish was the same. If you are considering eating here - I'd suggest you pass.

They do have internet service here though - at high prices. Up to 30 minutes is 2 JD (the minimum). To 60 is 3 JD.


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Theme: Middle Eastern
Comparison: about average
Prices: less than US$10  » Currency Converter
Directions: on the road leading to the Petra Gate

Restaurant Name: Al-Iwan Restaurant

As part of the Movenpick hotel, this restaurant is beautifully designed and decorated with excellent food and service to match (the staff was the most personable I met in all of the 3 countries I visited on this trip). The wine list has a small mix of new and old world selections, as well as local choices.


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Theme: Eclectic/International
Comparison: most expensive
Prices: US$41 and up  » Currency Converter
Phone: 962 3 2157111
Directions: inside the Movenpick Hotel
Website: www.moevenpick-hotels.com/hotels/HKPTRHH/restBar/Al+Iwan+Restaurant.htm

Restaurant Name: Al-Saraya Restaurant

Pretty simple here. A western style breakfast buffet with many local selections also available. Numerous juices served and something to eat for everyone. if you are not a guest the charge is 7.750 JD.


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Theme: Breakfast
Comparison: more expensive than average
Prices: US$11-20  » Currency Converter
Phone: 962 3 2157111
Directions: in the Movenpick Hotel
Website: www.moevenpick-hotels.com/hotels/HKPTRHH/restBar/Al+Saraya+Restaurant.htm