Restaurant in Beit al Taybeh
Local food
No need to go back to Wadi Musa for your dinner. We have our own restaurant in Beit al Taybeh. It is built on the roof, in the same authentic style as the original building. We offer a local, three course, dinner, cooked by our local cook. She prepares her traditional dishes, like shorbat ades, maglooba and saniye, in our kitchen. We serve it, buffet style, in the restaurant on the roof.
Three course menu
For starters there is a soup. The main dish is a local dish with a salad. And there is a dessert. Water, tea and Nescafe are included.
When you book your dinner with us, you can choose, as a group, for a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian menu. The latter has chicken in the main dish.
It is also possible, on availability to have dinner with us if you're not staying in the Guesthouse.
Have dinner in the restaurant in Beit al Taybeh
If you like to have dinner we like to know ultimately one day ahead. If you have food restrictions it's important to inform us about it so we can take it in account.
The price for a three course dinner is 16 JOD. Kids under 12 years old have dinner for half the price.
Do you want to try our dinner?
Breakfast, tea and dinner in the courtyard
In summertime it is, depending of the size of the group, also possible to have breakfast and dinner at the table in the courtyard of Beit al Taybeh.
And when you check in, or come back from a day in Petra, tea can be served and enjoyed sitting on the big table! Sharing your adventures of the day, looking at your pictures and planning for tomorrow.
"My dad and I stayed 2 nights at Beit al Taybeh. For us it was the perfect place to stay at because it was very peaceful and calm. Beit al Taybeh is an old authentic and beautiful house with an amazing rooftop. The people make you feel very welcome and at home and help you with all your problems, questions etc. Moreover we enjoyed a delicious dinner (my dad said it was the best chicken he ever had) cooked by a local woman. All in all, we can definitely recommend this wonderful place as an accommodation away from the masses of tourists in Petra."