Beit Jabri — Restaurant in Ancient City of Damascus Region

My guide brought me to this place for sightseeing to show me one of the oldest buildings inside Old Damascus. I didn't know what to expect before walking in but the moment I saw the courtyard, I would say I fell in love with this place. I just had to admire and walk around and see how beautiful this place was. I told my guide maybe we could come back again at night to have dinner here. We returned at night and the mood was totally different. It looks so charming at night with the lights i couldn't just stop looking around. I hoped the food was good and my guide recommended me to try the signature dish which was the Jabri House Specialty which is actually chicken cutlet with some creamy sauce. It tasted not too bad and the sauce went better with bread than the chicken. We did order the hummus and the berry juice which is suppose to be a local specialty as well. Food was quite decent and the portion was filling. Price wasn't too expensive as I was told its the average amount for a meal in Damascus, where dining is expected to be higher in the capital than elsewhere. Not too bad food but the courtyard is the star of...

We recently dined at Jabri House Restaurant in Old Historical Damascus, and it was an unforgettable experience! The ambiance beautifully reflects traditional Arabic house decor, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels both authentic and cozy.

The food was simply exquisite. Each dish was a delightful representation of Middle Eastern cuisine, bursting with flavor and freshness. From the succulent grilled meats to the aromatic rice and flavorful meze, every bite was a testament to the chef's skill and dedication.

A special mention goes to Mr. Mudar, whose service was impeccable. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the menu, offering excellent recommendations that enhanced our dining experience. His friendly demeanor made us feel right at home.

Overall, Jabri House is a must-visit for anyone in Damascus looking for delicious food and exceptional service. I highly...

When you first enter, you go through a narrow entrance and suddenly opens up to a wide open space, like entering Narnia. We grew suspicious when we were the only customers but the ambiance convinced us to stay. We were excited about the hot soup unfortunately the only good about it was that it was hot - felt like a pre made. The salad was average but good size portion and has olives. The Mexican chicken was surprisingly Chinese star fried on a hot plate. The Jabari house specialty was on sizzling hot plate but the excitement fizzled with the first bite. Overall the food can be finished if you are quite hungry and we really...