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Asia Jordan Amman Cafes Habibah Sweets

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Habibah Sweets

The guide was updated: 2025-08-05

Local tour guides consider a visit to Habibah a city tour essential, and for good reason: this legendary sweets shop, originating in 1947 Jerusalem, has made its way across to Jordan, where it continues to sell and serve some of the finest Palestinian Kunafa (cheese pastry drenched in sweet syrup) for miles around.

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Address: Marwan Madi Complex, Al-Azhar Street 2, Amman
Opening hours: Daily 8am–1am
Website: www.habibahsweets.com
Phone: +962 6 553 1555

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Habibah Sweets

Habibah Sweets

Local tour guides consider a visit to Habibah a city tour essential, and for good reason: this legendary sweets shop, originating in 1947 Jerusalem, has made its way across to Jordan, where it continues to sell and serve some of the finest Palestinian Kunafa (cheese pastry drenched in sweet syrup) for miles around.

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