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Tea beside the Suez Canal, watching 400-metre container ships go by.
The Delta and the north coastIsmailia, Suez Canal
Egyptian cooking served in a dark oriental salon, cushions and lanterns included.
CairoZamalek
Foul, taameya and salads in a grotto-like room, steps from Tahrir square.
CairoDowntown
The king of Alexandrian-style liver, served on pavement tables until the middle of the night.
CairoImbaba
Stuffed pigeons grilled in the street, over braziers, for decades.
GizaDokki
Home cooking, served in a tiny room, with the day's menu and nothing else.
Levantine mezze in a vaulted cellar, close to the Corniche.
CairoGarden City
Charcoal-grilled chicken in a garden, on the edge of Cairo, since the 1960s.
GizaMariouteya road, Giza
Alexandria's breakfast: foul, taameya and eggs, in a room that never empties.
AlexandriaCity centre, Alexandria
Fish picked off the ice, grilled in the alley, eaten at plastic tables.
AlexandriaAnfoushi, Alexandria
A rooftop terrace above the souk, with the illuminated Luxor temple as a backdrop.
LuxorEast bank, Luxor
A simple terrace on the corniche, to dine while the feluccas come home.
AswanCorniche, Aswan
A Nubian dinner on the west bank, in a house painted blue and ochre.
AswanGharb Soheil, Aswan
Siwa's canteen since the 1980s: tagines, dates and Siwan pizzas.
Marsa Matrouh and SiwaSiwa
Fish by weight in the Old Market, half the price of Naama Bay.
Sharm el-SheikhOld Market, Sharm el-Sheikh
Eating with your feet in the sand, a metre from the reef, watching divers come back.
SinaiAssalah, Dahab
The market of fabric by the metre, second-hand clothes and curtains: Cairo dresses here.
CairoBoulaq
The centre's biggest street market: everything is sold here, and everything is shouted.
CairoAttaba, Downtown
The Khan's goldsmiths, where gold is sold by the gram and the work is charged separately.
CairoKhan el-Khalili
An Egyptian craft shop facing the Ibn Tulun mosque, with no haggling and no pressure.
CairoIbn Tulun, Darb el-Ahmar
Crafts from rural cooperatives, at marked prices, with the workshop's name on the label.
Bedouin jewellery and Nubian silver, in a Zamalek gallery-flat.
Bookshop and crafts on the first floor of a Talaat Harb building, facing the Egyptian Museum.
Cairo's last hand bookbinding workshop, behind the al-Azhar mosque.
CairoAl-Azhar, Darb el-Ahmar