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Where to eat Lebanese food in Giza: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Lebanese food in Giza, Giza Governorate, Egypt. Spot a tourist in New York, and chances are you can’t be sure exactly why they’re in town. Broadway? Shopping? A quest to find the world’s best bagel? It’s anyone’s guess. At Giza, though, it’s pretty simple—travelers come here to see the Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. (Editor's note: Our list was compiled before political unrest prompted many countries to issue travel warnings for Egypt. If you're currently planning a trip to Egypt, please consider the risks and monitor your government's travel alerts.)
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6. Oak Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Discover the delicious flavors of the modern Lebanese cuisine at the renowned restaurant Oak Grill with a unique Mediterranean touch. Experience our signature dishes expertly prepared by our professional chef including Fattouch with grilled halloumi, Bour
Reviewed By Geoff M
We were pleased with our choice of the Oak Grill with its Lebanese influences. The ambience, food and service was all first class and the lamb dishes excellent
5. Bab El Nil Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Experience Bab El Nilâs oriental dishes and local entertainment featuring some of the city's finest entertainers and belly dancers. Bab El Nil is set to provide you with both an indoor and an outdoor experience full of vivid colors, arabesque designs and
Reviewed By SimbaMasaka
We had Lamb Shank meals. They were very succulent & tasty. Very tender meat. Portions were good too. The service was excellent. 5 stars for the food & service. Now as for the Entertainment, if you like Arabic Music then it was great. The Entertainment started at 11 pm until may be 4 am. We stayed for the Belly dancing which did not start until 3 am and it totally sucked. What a joke. Yes the dancer was pretty but her attire & dancing sucked. I Apologize for saying so. They need to hire a younger dancer with a great body shape with Bally dancing attire & skills. We would definitely come back for the food but not Belly dancing. Dear Valued Guest,Greetings from Fairmont Nile City.We are delighted that you have enjoyed your stay with us. We thank you for sharing your pleasant experience which will serve as a further source of inspiration for us to achieve higher standards of hospitality excellence.Your generous comments have been conveyed to the hotel team and has greatly motivated us all.We greatly value your feedback and look forward to welcoming you again at Fairmont Nile City.Thank you,Fairmont Nile City Team
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4. Aura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Located on the fourth floor next to the swimming pool, Aura is a newly renovated restaurant in Cairo offering modern Shami (Syrian and Lebanese) flavours in an engaging and sophisticated ambiance. Unwind after a long day with a freshly squeezed vitamin co
Reviewed By wprawlings
This was the last restaurant we ate in while visiting Egypt and the food was fantastic! The ambiance was good with service to match. Five couples ate dinner and every order was great. Recommend it, particularly if you are staying there.
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3. Taboula Lebanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 528 reviews
Excusite Lebanese Food in Oriental Setting. Truly a Feast for the Eyes and the Taste buds!
Reviewed By George S
It all started superbly. The bread was fresh, soft and warm and the hummus superb, the kofte light and bursting, the vine leaves delicate and sharp, but the grilled meat was a disappointment â chewy and a little overdone. The atmosphere's good though and, if you can decipher an largely impenetrable wine list, the booze is fine.
2. Bab El-Sharq
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Flavors from around the Middle East are brought together at Bab El-Sharq. Set amid lush gardens with a view of the Egyptian Museum, the outdoor restaurant offers a traditional dining experience in the heart of Cairo. Mezze and signature dishes are paired
Reviewed By alank0123
All the food was fantastic in an outdoor setting that was just as good. Miriam makes sure you are well taken care of.Dear alank0123,Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us your great experience. I am very happy to know that Bab El-Sharq meets your expectations with the service, food; and I will make sure that your kindest review will be delivered to miriam and all the entire staff who will be more than happy to here that and waiting you next time.We look forward to welcome you again to our gate to the orient. Kindest Regards, Bab El-Sharq
1. Sabaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 636 reviews
Sabaya may be rooted in Lebanese tradition, but Chef Walid Bazl is willing to branch out with contemporary flair. Mezzas are the magic of the menu, with hot and cold options including Kebbe Nayye, Stuffed Vine Leaves, Hommow Bil Awarma, Makanik and Cheese
Reviewed By maxO174IR
A wonderful restaurant at Intercontinental Hotel. A peaceful retreat away from the hyper-active Cairo. The food is traditional Lebanese of excellent quality and variety. Please try one of their Egyptian wines as are excellent! The service is first class. We like it so much that came two times in one week!Dear Sir / Madam,Thank you for your kind review! We truly appreciate your kind words about our staff. It's definitely a boost for us every time we hear positive reviews such as this. We will be sure to let our staff here that they made an impact during your stay. We hope to welcome you back to the hotel soon!
