Amman Nightlife

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Its The ONLY gaybar in Amman alot of young gays are there,smoking shisha most of them are feminine gaylads.
but cute looking girls and boys as well.can be bit cruisy.
I find it expensive comparing to other bars I visited in Amman,in my opinion the expensive prices comes because of its popularity, the owner is gay and Jordanian national.
You get scaned and checked before entering.It is on the first flour and the groundflour sells books.Thats why called Books@cafe probably.
Last order is at 12 closes at 1am

There was life concert on Saturday and they charged 5 JD for entrance.

Features
Wifi Available, Serves Shisha, Alcohol Served, Outdoor Area Available (?), Breakfast Served, Happy Hour
On the menu
Starters & Munchies, Soups & Entrée Salads, Pizza & Calzone, Pies Our Way, Burgers & Sandwiches, Café Main Dishes, Desserts, Hot Drinks, Healthy Soy Drinks, Cold Drinks, Juices & Shakes, Argeeleh (Shisha)

See the menu
Timings
9:00am - 1:00am
Happy Hour 5:00pm - 7:00pm Sat-Wed
Location
Start at the 1st circle, head down on Rainbow St. Turn right 50 meters before the end of Rainbow St. Drive 150 meters and the Books@Cafe will be on your right hand side.

Prices : beer draft pint 5 JD
Arak :6 JD
Shisha:4,80 JD

Dress Code: Trendy

Daily happy hour runs from 4p-8p and specials go on all night after that: Sunday is Beer Night; Monday is Vodka Night; Tuesday is Ladies Night; Wednesday is Wine Night; Thursday is Shots Night, and Friday is Mixed Drink Night. After a bouncer checks you on the way in, you enter a realm totally different from the street. Red paint and no windows give the place a den-like feeling, there is a area for seating in the back, and a nice bar which looks onto the pool table. Friendly bar staff and decent prices as well as a large selection of alcohol make this a good place to get tipsy.

nice place
Stylish wooden benches and B&W photos on the wall give this rustic bar a hip feel but it’s the huge windows with views and the summer terrace seating that really draw the crowds. There are decent pizzas, salads and manaqeesh (Arabic bread with herbs) but the drinking takes priority.

Happy Hours
Happy Hours is the time to settle down after a long day and there is no better place than The Bar at Sheraton Amman. So come and try its delectable new menu and experience Happy Hours everyday from 5pm To 8pm

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Located on Rainbow Street, Books café is part bookshop, part restaurant and part bar. It is decorated in ultra modern colourful designs and is a great spot to come for pre- or post-dinner drinks, some shisha (hookah) or to have dinner. It is popular among locals and tourists.

At first upon arriving in Amman on business, i was wary about what to expect for after business hours fun on my 2 week stay there. I am a Chicagoan who is used to having a good time with friends and family. But i can tell you, after meeting some Jordanian American's living there, i had the TIME of a lifetime and can't wait to go back. It was absolutely a good time with really good people. The food, drinks, and people were second to none....I don't want to name establishments because my company won't allow it but they were all just fantastic...CAN'T WAIT TO GO BACK IN JUNE......

Dress Code: Casual......

it is one of the most famous nightclubs in amman it's really amusing and fun
they a dance flore dj bar every thing in a regular nightclub

Dress Code: just wear night life clothe
shiny stuff,dresses,strapless and party clothe

no need at all to be coservative

Amigo bar is in Jabal Amman (one of the areas for going out in Amman). It's a cosy bar with well priced drinks, a pool table and TV. Very caual pub with a student feel and alternative decor. I heard they have food there and generous portions, but didn't try any. Worth a visit.

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/place?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=amigo+bar+amman&fb=1&gl=uk&hq=amigo+bar&hnear=amman&cid=12709049824217722409

Dress Code: Casual