Fasting or not, we all crave a little something sweet after a good meal. Thankfully, Amman is home to some of the best sweet-tooth approved desserts. We took on the challenge to taste the best of the best and are ready to share our After Iftar Dessert findings.
The ultimate post-Iftar hangout in Amman, known for cozy vibes and desserts that hit just right. Their Ramadan Sweet Delight menu brings treats like Cheese & Walnut Qatayef and Om Ali perfect choices that feels like a sweet hug after a long day of fasting.
Must Try: Qatayef — crisp, sweet, and irresistibly addictive.
Crumz is one of Amman’s best spots for sweet treats after Iftar, blending cozy vibes with desserts that look as good as they taste. This Ramadan, their menu features desserts like Baklava, Velvety Cheesecake, Asafeer Qatayef, Themed Cakes, and many more — all perfect for sharing (or not!).
Must Try: Baklava Smeedeyeh — crisp, nutty, and soaked in just the right amount of syrup.
Zalatimo Brothers is a true dessert landmark, especially during Ramadan when cravings for sweet classics are at their peak. This year, their Ramadan menu features special themed cakes with creative names, Oriental Basque, Halawet Al Jiben, Qatayef, cookie pans, and many more delicious treats, there’s truly something for everyone.
Must Try: Oriental Basque — pistachio basque cheesecake embraced by a golden knafeh shell, YUM!
If you’re craving something warm, sweet, and comforting after Iftar, Gerard has you covered. Their Sahlab is silky, milky, and dusted with cinnamon and pistachios, while their rich hot chocolate with marshmallows is just as indulgent.
Must Try: Sahlab — perfectly sweet, warm, and exactly what you need after a day of fasting.
The Cakery is known for creative desserts that bridge traditional favorites and modern twists, making it one of Amman’s go‑to sweet spots year‑round. In Ramadan, they bring out an array of treats like Ayish Al Saraya, Muhallabiya Trifle, Baklawa, and baked cheesecakes that feel festive and luxurious.
Must Try: Kaak el Eid — buttery, fragrant, and perfectly sweet.
BLK knows how to make dessert feel fun and festive, especially after Iftar. Their Ramadan tiramisu comes in a special Ramadan-themed container, creamy, coffee-soaked, and perfectly indulgent for those late-night cravings. They also let you trade your old box with one full of tiramisu.
Must Try: Tiramisu — rich, creamy, and perfectly placed in an aesthetic Ramadan themed container.
Secrets Cakes turns post-Iftar dessert into a full-on flavor adventure, where each bite tells a story of sweetness and celebration. This Ramadan, dive into muhallabieh in creative flavors, themed cakes, baklawa, halawah al jibn, cheesecakes, basbousa, and more — a lineup that would make any evening feel special.
Must Try: White Cookie Hot Pan — molten, buttery, decadently sweet and perfect for gatherings.
Sometimes dessert needs to feel a little unique and extra — The Cake Baker knows exactly how to deliver. Their Ramadan menu is a playground of flavors, from Um Ali and Eish al Saraya to baklava, trifles, Arabic ice cream, and cheesecake. Every bite feels like a happy little celebration for your taste buds.
Must Try: Kunafeh Cheesecake — creamy, sweet, and perfectly indulgent.
When your stomach says “Iftar is done, now dessert,” Nommers answers in style. Their spread is loaded with molten cakes, brownies with ice cream, cookie pans, Um Ali, cinnamon rolls, and more — it’s basically a mini dessert wonderland.
Must Try: S’mores — melty, chocolatey, and just the right amount of toasted crunch!
If your post-Iftar plan involves something cold, creamy, and a little extra, Four Winters is the move. This Ramadan, they’re serving Cereal Crunch, Chocolate Fluff, and Vanilla Mocha, special cakes topped with your favorite cereals — rich, playful, and made for late-night cravings with friends.
Must Try: Cereal Crunch — the ultimate dessert, full of flavors with the perfect mix of fun for Ramadan nights.
Keep it sweet, calories don’t count in Ramadan, Tipsters!
Lemur Love,
The Tip n’ Tag Team
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