Where We Are Going Today: Jones the Grocer

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Updated 17 February 2023
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Where We Are Going Today: Jones the Grocer

  • Ramla Terraza takes visitors on a tasting journey through the international flavors of Argentina, Japan and Australia.

Jones the Grocer, which is a restaurant and shop in the Ramla Terraza zone, offers those visiting the area during Riyadh Calendar the most delicious dishes, boasting distinctive Australian tastes and made from the finest ingredients.

Another of its attractions is its cheese room, where customers can view and buy many types of the delicious product.

Jones the Grocer is the perfect place for special meals. It contains many sections, including freshly baked goods and specialty coffees, in addition to stocking imported produce to satisfy the desires of its customers.

Indoor and outdoor seating areas make visiting the restaurant a memorable experience.

Highlights from the menu include grilled Atlantic salmon, beef tenderloin with veal juice, and an award-winning burger with wagyu beef, which is made even more mouthwatering with the addition of crispy onion rings, and is the most popular dish among customers.

There is also a range of refreshing drinks, and desserts including chocolate brownies.

Ramla Terraza takes visitors on a tasting journey through the international flavors of Argentina, Japan and Australia.

Meals of distinctive character are presented to reflect the culture of the countries, with modern seating areas and live musical performances adding to the experience.

Reservations can be made through The Chefs app.

The General Entertainment Authority launched the Riyadh Calendar last month and it continues until the middle of March.

It offers visitors to the city the opportunity to attend a variety of events, including concerts and other top entertainment.

The Groves, Boulevard World, Boulevard Riyadh City and other zones feature a variety of activities and attractions for all the family, with different opening times.

 

 


Where We Are Going Today: Agio in Riyadh

Updated 27 February 2026
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Where We Are Going Today: Agio in Riyadh

RIYADH: If you are looking for high-end Italian food in Riyadh with an ambience as great as the menu, Agio is the place to go. Tucked into The Canopy in central Riyadh in the Hittin neighborhood, Agio is a great location for those looking for Italian that is farther away from heavy traffic on the weekends.

The restaurant draws inspiration from the Amalfi Coast of Italy, with the flavors, colors and aroma of Capri making its way into the Agio experience. Agio describes itself as “the celebration of food of the Capri coast” as its menu blends traditional dishes with new flavors and innovative twists.

When entering, you can choose to either sit on the upstairs outdoor terrace or at the indoor tables downstairs. If you are going when the weather is pleasant, I would certainly recommend sitting upstairs, as the scenery, view and decor is unbeatable.

For the menu, I would opt for appetizers like the bresaola, which costs SR112 ($30) — it is a great starter for a classic Italian dinner as it blends flavors of Spanish beef with parmesan. If you are looking for a carb and creamy starter instead, Agio’s sformato di patate is a delicious option.

Priced at SR38, the appetizer brings together baked potatoes with a warm creamy cheese sauce. The menu offers other appetizers with many including soup, calamari and salad.

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Their baby calamari (SR132) and Flamengo tomato soup (SR45) are both worth trying if you are looking for more appetizers for the table.

Moving onto mains, the pasta and ravioli menus are excitingly diverse. With a vast array of options to choose from, I would order multiple options to share for the table as you do not want to limit yourself to one dish.

A favorite of mine would be the rigatoni piccanti (SR95), which blends creamy pink sauce with spicy aromas from the chili sauce. For truffle lovers, Agio offers both a ravioli and risotto option. Risotto al tartufo (SR275) is a classic creamy risotto shaved black truffle. For those who favor a good ravioli, the truffle & pecorino ravioli (SR115) is a creamier option due to the soft ricotta filling.

Agio offers a vast menu for mains which ranges from the pastas listed above to many more, as well pizza, meat, fish and chicken selections. The veal Milanese (SR210) and branzino di sofia (SR185) are great protein-based dishes to pair alongside your selected pastas and pizzas.

Be sure to save some space for dessert because Agio’s dessert menu truly brings a taste of Capri to the table.

If you are looking to dive into the zesty lemon flavors of the Amalfi Coast, I recommend either the torta della nonna (SR70) or the limoncello tiramisu (SR105). The torta della nonna is a nutty and lemony pastry dessert option, whereas the limoncello tiramisu is a soft mascarpone cream dish. For those looking to try more traditional dessert options, I would opt for the classic tiramisu.

While Agio is a delicious option for anyone looking to try a Capri-style restaurant in Riyadh, the restaurant is certainly on the higher-end price wise; but if you are willing to spend a little extra, Agio’s menu is worth the visit.