A striking expression of the Aleppine architecture dating from the 17th century, situated in Jedaideh Quarter, where Aleppo first printing-house was established in 1705.
To enter the house, you need first to pass through a narrow door, then just give a full rein to your heart and mind, and scrutinise by your own eyes the story like world coming into existence, as if one did touch a charming ring. The Iwan with its majestic arch and coloured floor, refined arabesque woodwork of the cupboard, the ceilings decoratively gilded with line of mystic poetry as well as Koran verses, rails, stairs, coloured arabesque glass windows, the stone-built cellars, are the mouthpiece of the Arabian architectural genius. The restaurant offers fine Aleppine cuisine in an outstanding environment.
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