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The popular cafés around the mosque, where Cairo gathers after evening prayer.
CairoSayeda Zeinab
The cakes and cupcakes Cairenes bring when they are invited somewhere.
CairoSeveral addresses across Cairo
A patisserie of Greek origin, in Cairo since the beginning of the last century.
Plastic chairs facing the river, a tea, and the best view-for-money in Greater Cairo.
GizaNile corniche, Giza
Terraces above Lake Qarun, in the potters' village.
FayoumTunis village, Lake Qarun
A Greek roaster in Alexandria where you drink your coffee standing, in front of the sacks of beans.
AlexandriaAttarine, Alexandria
A 1929 counter where coffee is drunk standing, in three minutes, as in Naples.
AlexandriaCity centre, Alexandria
A Belle Époque room facing the sea, with a view of the bay and of a century of Alexandria.
AlexandriaCorniche, Alexandria
Tea facing the Mediterranean, on chairs set between pavement and sea wall.
A comfortable café overlooking Stanley bay, to work or to linger.
AlexandriaStanley, Alexandria
Tea on the 1907 terrace above the Nile, between the palms and the west bank.
LuxorEast bank, Luxor
Egypt's most famous tea, facing the white sails and the rocks of the first cataract.
AswanCorniche, Aswan
Ahwas between the stalls, where the traders themselves go for tea.
Tea beside the calmest stretch of the Nile in Egypt, with feluccas gliding past.
Cushions set at the water's edge, where a whole day passes without you noticing.
SinaiAssalah, Dahab
El Gouna's marina and its promenade of terraces, from morning coffee to the last drink.
HurghadaEl Gouna
Sharm's old quarter: bazaars, ahwas and grills, far from the Naama Bay hotels.
Sharm el-SheikhSharm el-Sheikh
Morning tea under the palms, at the foot of the Shali fortress.
Marsa Matrouh and SiwaSiwa
The compulsory stop before the White Desert: tea, fuel and last supplies.
The oases and the Western DesertBawiti, Bahariya Oasis
Evening in Dakhla: a few tables on the square, tea, and a silence the city never has.
The oases and the Western DesertMut, Dakhla Oasis
A mango juice facing the most turquoise lagoon on the north coast.
Marsa Matrouh and SiwaMarsa Matruh
The roadside cafés between Cairo and Alexandria, an institution of Egyptian travel.
The Delta and the north coastWadi Natrun
A vast terrace at the tip of the island, where shisha is smoked with your feet above the Nile.
CairoNorthern tip of Zamalek
The Cairo pub where matches are watched, with a beer list that is wide for the country.
CairoMaadi and other districts
