My review is for the cafe, rather than the cooking experience. The latter sounded interesting, but I couldn't see how you would be able to learn much, as part of a big group. We stopped here twice (in two days!) to relax on their outside terrace with a drink. They have incredibly comfortable padded chairs and the beer is served... more

This sounded like such a good idea; "learn how to cook Jordanian style, with the help and supervision of local Jordanian chefs". Perfect. Except that isn't really what happens at all. We coughed up 30 JD (about £30) and were really looking forward to learning how to make some of those excellent Jordanian dishes. In fact, we were allocated one... more

On March 2008 we went to visit Petra and our agent booked for us the Petra Kitchen, Let me tell you this is sucha great idea i wish other countries have the same type of restaurant. I learned how to make "maklooba" which in english means upside down. It was wonderful and oh so tastey. I believe I got what... more

On a recent trip to Petra, I've taken a "cooking class" at Petra Kitchen. My travel angent had recommended it as a good way to learn more about the local food and learn to cook a selection of Jordanian dishes under the watchful eye of a local chef and some local women. I was actually quite disappointed with the whole... more

Je rentre de mon voyage en Jordanie et j'ai pris un cours de cuisine au Pétra Kitchen avec mon mari.... more