I’m not even exaggerating, this is the best coffee I’ve had. And I travel to four different countries a year. A friend of mine recommended this place to me and I just landed in Amman, after checking I stopped by dmitri’s and I asked the barista to pick the coffee for me. He gave me the iced toffee crunch and I’m in awe. I want to have it everyday as long as I’m in Jordan! I’d love to check out their other branches as well.
One of the best coffee places in Amman, they serve a tasty coffee, staff are very friendly, they have a big seating space inside, prices are reasonable, they also have outside area for smokers.
Silawi is the best barista over there. He knows how to craft your drink the right way. I always come to this place and I’ll always do!
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
JOD 1–5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Unbelievably rude and unprofessional. Hospitality is zero. Drove for one hour all the way to get a cup of coffee and they basically kicked me out as they were clearly in a grumpy mood for whatever reason and they made an excuse for the Friday prayer, even though it was still 2 hours away. Used to love their coffee but now I will NEVER step a foot in their hostile place ever again!
Food: 1
Service: 1
Atmosphere: 1
Best specialty coffee in the area, kind personnel. As an espresso enthusiast, i highly recommend this place to visit. Ask for a flat white on Ethiopia.
In short: Good atmosphere, decent coffee.
(Basically a local version of Starbucks.)
They are like Starbucks, meaning Dimitri’s has done well for themselves, and have a huge following amongst the locals. I consider them pioneers of specialty coffee roasters in this region.
The atmosphere at this particular location is great, especially the outdoor seating. However the coffee is just decent. Most of the beans taste burned (really dark) even bough they are labeled medium roast. There is one bean that Dimitri’s offers that doesn’t taste burned though, it’s their light roast from Ethiopia, and that one is worth checking out! Their cold brew is hit or miss. The other day I had one that was fine, but the next time I tried it, it tasted burned/dark. So basically my recommendation is to try their light roast coffee for black coffee, or something with milk to counteract the burned taste. (Their espresso drinks are pretty good).
I would be very interested if they chose to offer more light roasts like their Ethiopia, especially a light roast cold brew option.
The place is very close to Paris Circle, and from outside you cannot see the gem inside! I was pleasantly surprised with the interior; it's beautiful, authentic and minimalist!
The collection of drinks they offer is good they even offer tea, which I need to try, I personally ordered a hot chocolate and a brownie and both were delicious!
The staff are friendly and comfortable to communicate with and you serve yourself there.
I would recommend the place as the prices are standard of most of Amman's cafe's.
The best coffee , very professional staff made your coffee with passion , very precisely , they weight the coffee beans and add the exact amount of water by ml .
Nice place if you want to catch up with a friend , study or work .
The dessert they offer also very delicious.
