Petra Cafe

Having spent a good amount of time all over Jordan, I can say this place has been the most authentic and best overall eating experience of a place I've been to Stateside. I really loved the cozy setting. Not a big restaurant like I expected, but very much what I'd experience in many small food shops in Jordan. Their Turkish Coffee is spot on! The spice blend was far more authentic than what I've tasted with other stateside claims to Turkish coffee (this place, you have to remember not to drink the entire cup 😉) Great place, highly recommend.

I had been craving Mediterranean cuisine, and Petra Cafe really hit the spot. The staff was welcoming and wonderful with my baby, who was less than patient. Instead of making us feel like a burden, we felt like important guests. I can not wait to come back!

Love the setup, very North Africa/Moroccan decor, and the staff was friendly enough. But I was hungry when I got there, and I spent $24, including tip on lunch. Portion size was almost laughable... I get it you got to make a profit, but $10 for a gyro with was half the size of any other place I ever got a gyro (some $7) and a bowl of soup $5 more like a cup and a side $4 which couldn't have had more than 40 cents worth of produce in it and didn't even fill the container it came in! I won't be back.

Was looking for a new place to try in Fayetteville and stopped here after reading some good reviews. Safe to say it exceeded my expectations. I had the Petra platter which was fresh and delicious and filling and just perfect, made even more so by the Turkish coffee which was delicious. Love this place!

The food arrived quite cold and the serving was much smaller than I had hoped it would be. Tasted less like a dish and more like something I would assemble myself at home. The staff was sweet and atmosphere was lovely, at least.