I can't express how much fun I had tonight at this establishment. The hosts were wonderful, full of laughter and information. We learned how to prepare traditional dishes on a wonderful outdoor patio, sharing the chopping, cooking and assembly duties. The result was some of the best food I've eaten in the region to date. This is a MUST DO... More

Great fun & expert advice from the leaders who were friendly, kind, funny and wise. The environment was a also beautiful. More

What a great expereince in a fun atmosphere! Everyone was friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Not only did we get prepare and eat a 4 course arabic meal, but we also learned many helpful tips and pointers. Because the weather was beautiful, our evening was spent cooking and eating outside on the family's patio with a great view of Amman. To... More

This is well worth the cost - either in private or as a group. You will have an enjoyable evening preparing a 4-course dinner of your choice, and then eating it! Expect the taxi driver to get lost and leave at least 30 minutes to get there. What a memorable evening! Visit their Facebook page for pictures. More

I had a great time at Beit Sitti! The hosts and chefs were wonderful and very friendly. They made the traditional Arabic dishes seem easy to cook and provide the recipes afterwards. I would highly recommend this to anyone who visits Amman and who wants to experience the homemade food that can be difficult to find in a restaurant. More

Beit sitti offers a very exciting and unique experience.. It's an activity that can be shared with family, friends and even strangers. Being able to learn cooking a traditional dish and then dining on the terrace in old Amman along with the entertaining host makes the whole experience complete.. Highly recommended for tourists and residents of Amman More

Beit Sitti translates to "My Grandmother's house" in Arabic; once you visit the name makes perfect sense. This cooking experience takes place in a very well kept flat with antique furniture, giving you a realistic feeling that you are in your grandmother's house. The cooking lesson is given by an older woman, commonly referred to as a "hajjeh" that completes... More

Walking into Beit Sitti is like being transported away from the confused identity of a modernized Amman back to its confident arabesque spirit. You are welcomed by Oum Kalthoum's intoxicating liquid voice and Beit Sitti's lovely owner Maria before you are served home-made mint lemonade to freshen your palate. After, everyone is equipped with his/her own knife and chopping board... More

we went in a group of around 15-20 people and had such fun. The hosts are just wonderful - Maria (?) was a charming leader and everyone joined in the fun. Food at the end was delicious but it was the fun bonding that really made the event unforgetable. Loved it and would recommend to anyone. (plus I won the... More