Jordanian Classics
Mansaf is praised for its authentic flavour, tender lamb, fragrant rice and tangy jameed sauce.
Three by Eva
Jumeirah
Three by Eva is a Jordanian and Levantine restaurant in Jumeirah, set in a cozy, beautifully designed space with a bakery counter. Reviews make it especially worth considering for mansaf, crisp falafel, homemade breads and a relaxed breakfast or family meal.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
2,379 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Crisp Falafel
The falafel is described as crisp outside, soft inside and full of flavour.
Breakfast
Breakfast dishes are repeatedly praised, including Grandma’s Omelette, hummus and watermelon cheese salad.
Bakery Counter
The bakery includes sourdough breads, croissants, cakes, cookies and naturally sweetened maamoul and other treats.
Warm Setting
The villa-style setting feels cozy and home-like, with greenery, comfortable seating and soft Arabic music.
Signature Desserts
The cheese knafeh is praised for its crunchy golden exterior, stretchy filling and generous shareable portion.
Family Feel
Several reviews describe personal hospitality, including the owner greeting returning guests and checking on tables.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try Mansaf. If you want a Jordanian signature, consider the mansaf; one reviewer found it authentic and full of flavour.
Go For Breakfast. Breakfast is a strong starting point, with Grandma’s Omelette and hummus specifically praised for authentic flavour.
Choose Upstairs. If noise matters, ask for upstairs seating: one review found downstairs loud and dull while upstairs felt cozier.
Check The Bill. Review the bill before paying because one customer reported an unrequested item worth 56.
Use Side Roads. For group visits, parking was reported as available on the side roads around the restaurant.
Share Desserts. The cheese knafeh is described as a huge portion, so sharing it may make sense after a full meal.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Villa 53 - Al Wasl Street - 23B St
Jumeirah - Jumeirah 2, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
Common Concerns
Service Delays
One visit saw ordered food fail to arrive after more than 50 minutes, despite staff passing the table.
Inconsistent Dishes
Some meals have been described as average or below average, with reviewers saying dishes vary in execution.
Noisy Areas
Staff noise and a loud downstairs area may make relaxing difficult, particularly at busier times.
Warm Interior
One reviewer found the restaurant a bit warm inside.
Bill Check
A reviewer reported an unrequested item worth 56 added to the bill, so checking it is worthwhile.
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The Bottom Line
Three by Eva is a Jordanian and Levantine restaurant in Jumeirah with a warm, villa-like setting and a bakery counter. It suits diners looking for breakfast, a family meal or familiar regional food with a homemade feel. Mansaf, falafel, cheese knafeh and feta brûlée are among the dishes reviewers return to or single out.
The mansaf has been praised as authentic, with tender lamb, rice and tangy jameed sauce. Falafel is described as crisp outside and soft inside, while the cheese knafeh arrives golden, stretchy and large enough to share. Breakfast has its own following, including Grandma’s Omelette, hummus and watermelon cheese salad.
The bakery adds sourdough, pastries, cakes, cookies and maamoul for takeaway or gifts. The atmosphere is a major part of the appeal: greenery, comfortable seating and soft Arabic music create a relaxed morning mood. For a quieter table, ask about upstairs seating; one review found downstairs loud.
Service is often warm and attentive, but it is not perfectly consistent: a customer waited more than 50 minutes without receiving food, while another found a staff interaction uncomfortable. Check the bill before paying after one reported unrequested 56 charge. Group diners reported plenty of parking on the side roads.