AMMATOLI

The name Ammatolí combines the words "Amma," which takes from the word Amman, the capital city of Jordan, and "toli," which derives from the Latin word for hills. Amman, the city where Chef Dima's family was raised, is renowned for the seven hills on which it was built. Chef Dima has carefully selected every element of the inspiration for Ammatolí's design. When a customer walks in, she wants them to feel as though they have been transported to a city in the Levant. The significant usage of limestone for buildings in Jordan served as the inspiration for the stone that covers the bar and is embedded in the walls of Ammatolí. You can find exquisitely made Syrian furniture items that originally belonged to her family. Chef Dima's collection of antique objects from her international travels are hidden in the niches reflecting her love for travel and exploring the exotic flavors of the Middle East. You can find black-and-white images on the walls which were captured in places she had visited throughout the region, along with additional features that encircle every area of the space. Every detail has been carefully designed to create a cozy and welcoming atmosphere and transport the customer into an alternative city of the Levant!