Taleb Abu Alim Street
- Plugs everywhere, good food and fair prices.
- Meeting rooms available.
- Good any time of day.
- Packed with students; consider this if you need quiet.
Affordable · 3–6 JD
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Studying needs three things: a plug, decent Wi-Fi and a place that is not too loud. These are the Amman cafés where I have seen people get serious work done, with a few trade-offs to know before exams.
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My study picks
August Coffee House
Plugs everywhere and plenty of students. Good if you like studying around others; skip it if you need silence.
Qahwa Culture
A plug at nearly every table and a calm vibe.
Brew
Comfortable seats and enough plugs for a long session, until 7 pm.
Bun Fellows
Warm and quiet, with lots of people studying.
Blooming Brothers Coffee and Co
Calm and beautiful, but come with your laptop charged.
Go before 5 pm, when most cafés are at their quietest.
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Mecca Street area
- A plug at nearly every table.
- Calm vibe and great staff.
- Use the valet; parking is tough.
Affordable · 3–5 JD
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Massoud Ben Saed Street
- Comfortable seats for long sessions.
- Enough plugs and a welcoming feel.
- Go any time before 7 pm.
Basic · 4–7 JD
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Mecca Street
- Warm, quiet and full of people studying.
- Strong Wi-Fi and good food.
- Use the valet.
- Ask for an extension cable on the terrace.
Affordable · 4–5 JD
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Madina Munawara Street
- Beautiful, calm space for studying or casual meetings.
- Come with a fully charged laptop.
- Seating is a mix of couches and chairs.
Basic · 4–6 JD
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Suhail Darwazeh
Brand & Communications Strategist in Amman. I also spend plenty of time working from cafés.