Restaurants cuisine d'Europe Egypt

Another of Luxor's English addresses. A rare enough fact to be noted: here vegetarians have their own menu! A clever mix of English and oriental classics make up the menu, which is sure to please expatriates as well as locals. The dishes are copious. The restaurant is a bit off-centre, but it's a small one that's worth it. The owners have opted for an Art Nouveau decor. The staff is very friendly and takes great care. The only downside is that no alcohol is served.

Many Russian tourists have fallen in love with the Red Sea by coming here every winter. The owner of the Red Cat had the excellent idea to open his Russian restaurant here, where he occasionally allows himself sushi menus or Georgian cuisine. The menus are very diverse. The cooks want to satisfy vegans and vegetarians as well as meat and fish lovers. Offers very healthy and low-fat dishes. The restaurant also offers fresh juices and homemade desserts. Wi-fi connection available. To be recommended.

One of the many English restaurants in Luxor, where you can eat very well. Debby, the landlady's got her eye on everything. What's on the plate, but also on the reception of the customers, which she does herself, the staff, the menu... The dishes are of a very good quality, prepared with fresh products. The chicken curry is very good and the lemon pie is delicious. The restaurant is located close to the Hotel Steingenberger. Everybody knows, just give the name of the restaurant to the taxi driver. The restaurant is closed on Mondays.

A place of the Heliopolis bourgeoisie that offers, among other things, Swiss specialities, to be enjoyed indoors or on the pretty terrace. Everything is fresh and of high quality. The atmosphere here is old-fashioned, with antique furniture and decoration from the 1950s. Don't hesitate to try their excellent pastries, among the best in Cairo. You can also buy them to take away. The service is discreet and very professional. Beers and alcohol are served. Excellent value for money. In short, a beautiful address in the heart of Heliopolis.

Beautiful boat from Grand Hyatt offering two cruises with lunch or dinner a day. On board, buffet and traditional entertainment.

A very elegant boat for dinner on a two-hour cruise on the Nile. The food is of good quality and the entertainment includes musicians, whirling dervishes and a belly dancer. With her voluptuous swaying, she pays homage to the traditional dances of Upper Egypt, while offering a varied overview of the compulsory figures of what Westerners have renamed "belly dancing". Highly recommended, this luxury cruise is very popular: reservations are essential.

On the roof of this hotel, you can eat while admiring the Nile and Luxor Temple in the distance. The menu offers a wide choice of European dishes such as salads, pasta and omelettes, but above all, Egyptian specialities, including stuffed duck and pigeon, which are a must to taste. These are two Egyptian specialties, which are cooked with a certain know-how. For those who do not wish to eat, this terrace is a good place to quench your thirst with a beer at the end of the day. Fresh juices are also served there.

With its funny front and quirky interior, this is one of the few places in Cairo where you can eat a Savoyard fondue. The prices are certainly quite high, but the quality is there. You can also come here for breakfast, which is very hearty and delights the taste buds. The atmosphere is hushed inside, and you can appreciate the soft and discreet music. The place also has the advantage of being very well located in downtown Cairo, while being sheltered from the hustle and bustle. It would however deserve a small renovation. Friendly staff.