Eid is that glorious time of year when the scent of slow-cooked feasts fills the air, your relatives start debating lunch plans before breakfast is even over, and the post-meal nap is basically mandatory. Whether you’re in the mood for a lavish banquet, a cozy gathering, or a culinary adventure, Amman’s dining scene has you covered. Here’s where to take your loved ones for an unforgettable Eid lunch—because if there’s one thing better than celebrating, it’s celebrating with incredible food.

Jubran isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a pilgrimage site for those who take their grilled meats seriously. For an Eid family lunch, their perfectly charred kebabs and tender shawarma make every bite a celebration. With an atmosphere that’s both refined and welcoming, this is where you come to experience why Middle Eastern cuisine reigns supreme.

For a laid-back yet flavorful Eid family lunch, Crumz Bistro offers a well-balanced menu packed with international favorites and Mediterranean flair. With a bakery at its heart, you’ll find everything from artisanal bread to gourmet dishes, all made from scratch. Whether you’re indulging in a feast or opting for health-conscious options, Crumz makes every meal feel like home.

Who says Eid lunch can’t have a Latin twist? Casa is the perfect spot for those looking to shake things up with Peruvian, Cuban, Mexican, and Argentinean flavors. Expect bold spices, vibrant dishes, and a festive atmosphere that turns your Eid family lunch into a mini vacation. One bite of their ceviche or slow-cooked beef, and you might just start planning your next holiday to South America.

For a chic yet cozy Eid family lunch, Willow offers the perfect blend of relaxed charm and gourmet flavors. Whether you’re dining in the lush garden or by the fireplace, the stylish ambiance sets the stage for a memorable meal. With a menu of international bites and hearty mains, Willow makes every gathering feel effortlessly special.

For families who can never quite agree on where to eat, Gaia is the diplomatic solution. Whether you’re in the mood for brunch, a hearty Eid lunch, or just a table full of shareable appetizers, Gaia’s eclectic menu ensures everyone leaves happy (and very full). The lively atmosphere makes it perfect for an Eid family lunch filled with laughter, stories, and, of course, fantastic food.

If your idea of a perfect Eid family lunch includes a laid-back setting, hearty meals, and a soundtrack that isn’t just background noise, Murphy’s is the place to be. Whether you’re tucking into a juicy burger or a plate of fish and chips, the pub-style comfort food and cozy ambiance make it an unexpectedly great spot for families looking to unwind after a month of fasting.

Elevate your Eid family lunch—literally—at High Garden Rooftop, where breathtaking city views meet a menu that satisfies every craving. With a setting straight out of a Pinterest board (think lush greenery and twinkling lights), this is the ideal spot for those who want their Eid lunch to feel both special and effortlessly chic. From fresh Levantine dishes to indulgent main courses, this rooftop retreat delivers on all fronts.

If Eid lunch is your excuse to indulge in a perfectly cooked steak (and honestly, why wouldn’t it be?), Lucca Steakhouse is where you need to be. Known for its top-tier cuts and expert preparation, this is a must-visit for meat lovers who appreciate quality over quantity—though let’s be honest, you’ll probably end up with both.

Karam Beirut is more than a restaurant—it’s a celebration of Lebanese heritage on a plate. With time-honored family recipes, warm hospitality, and generous mezze spreads, every dish feels like home. For an Eid family lunch that’s both nostalgic and effortlessly elegant, this is the place to be.

Alee isn’t just another Middle Eastern restaurant—it’s a love letter to the region’s rich culinary history, reimagined by Top Chef winner Ali Ghzawi. Every dish tells a story, blending nostalgia with modern techniques to create something truly special. If you want your Eid family lunch to be as much about artistry as it is about flavor, Alee is where you should be.

Yes, you read that right—Abu Khalil, Jordan’s first Chinese restaurant, has been serving up legendary dishes for decades. If you’re in the mood for a bit of history with your hot-and-sour soup, this is the place to go. It’s a nostalgic and delicious way to celebrate Eid lunch with flavors that have stood the test of time.

Eid lunch without a Lebanese feast? Unthinkable. Burj Al Hamam, located in the InterContinental Hotel, is the gold standard for classic Lebanese dining, offering everything from silky hummus to succulent grilled meats. The signature Sea Bass with Oil and Lemon is a must-try—just be prepared to fight your relatives for the last bite.

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