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Bin Ateeq
Eat on the floor, like you're meant to.
Family-run, private curtained rooms, cushions on the floor. Unfussy, unbranded, and about as close as a restaurant gets to eating in an Omani home.
| Type | Traditional Omani |
|---|---|
| Must-order | Maqbous / harees |
| Area | Al Khuwair |
| Price | $ |
| Best for | Lunch |
| Book? | Walk-in |
What you'll do
- Curtained rooms, cushions on the floor, no ceremony.
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Request a quote on WhatsAppTips from a local guide
- Eat with your right hand, the left one is rude here.
Bin Ateeq: questions people ask
Do you need a 4x4 to reach Bin Ateeq?
No, a normal car gets you there.
Is Bin Ateeq good for kids?
Yes, it works with children.
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From Exploring Oman, a guide to Oman by Hussain, a licensed Omani tour guide (@hussain_explores). 67 places and two 1-day plans, free to read; the 3, 5 and 7-day routes are in the app.
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