The best Fusion and international cuisine restaurants Cairo

This prestigious place brews as many trendy Egyptians as foreigners in residence in Cairo. On the right, the lounge which will offer you Italian and world fusion dishes to the same type of music; on the left, the pub and its restaurant. In the lounge as well as in the restaurant, the cuisine is tasty and neat. Bathed in a delicate play of lights, the decor is superb and the atmosphere is always very pleasant. Beautiful cocktail menu and a cigar cellar for the amateurs. It is a very good address so it is better to book at the weekend.

Fun setting in a villa and its terrace in the west of Zamalek. The marquee-shaped canvas roof over the garden insulates you from outside noise, almost forgetting you are in Cairo. Mostly Egyptian, the cuisine is of good quality with a few surprises à la carte: sliced veal à la zurichoise, fondue bourguignonne and French fries that some would say are the best in the city! The atmosphere is soft, lulled by the melodies of the pianist who plays live almost every night.

Beneath its nostalgic exterior, this villa features five indoor and outdoor living spaces, where you can enjoy lunch, dinner, chicha, drinks and dancing. Suffice it to say, it's firmly rooted in its time! We're not talking haute cuisine here, but it's not bad at all (pizzas, fajitas, pastas, salads, cordons bleus, grilled meats and fish, ice creams: there's something for everyone!) The combo for a festive evening is to come for an aperitif, then dinner and, finally, to set the dance-floor alight late into the night.

The view on the Nile is especially worth the trip for this rather international restaurant.

An international address of Italian inspiration, where you can sit down to get back from the mall.

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.