Cave Bar
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 Expensive but worthwhile oddity Apr 25, 2007
The cave bar is a 2000 year old Nabataean tomb, transferred into a classy pub. This is an excellent place to wind down after a long day in Petra, sipping a beer, a cocktail or a sheesha.
Seating is actually arranged in little side-tombs, though perhaps some may find this a bit morbid. There is an outside seating area as well. The place has daily live Bedouin music and also serves local style food. Prices are high, especially for Jordanian standards, but evenso it is worth it just for the experience.  Part of the Middle East 2007 travel blog
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Apr 25, 2007
The aptly named Cave Bar is an old tomb converted to pub, right next to the entrance to Petra. So we settled ourselves on the terrace to quench on a delicious local beer entitled... Amstel!?!
Yes, Amstel. Brewed in Jordan with Jordan ingredients, but under license of our famous… Day 21: Petra |
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- Hours: 8 AM - midnight
- Directions: next to the entrance to Petra, behind the visitor's centre,
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