This place has been open continously since 1733 - imagine that! It's in (tattered) Ottoman style and with it's enormous mirrors and smokey chandelliers, it is the place to people watch up at Khan el Khalili, Cairo's old medieval souk. Frequented by intellectuals such as Jean Paul Sartre and Naguib Mafouz you will be able to absorb more than one... More

Great food, everything was brilliant. Nice setup. Cats keep walking around which some people may not like. More

Worth the experience. It was something else to visit the coffee shop, indulge in "Sheesha" and have a look around the Bizarre. More

This famous place is just a name, you get normal tea with 20 EGP while u can pay 2EGP in a normal cafe, well, the location is nice but you have to be bothered every 10 seconds by the passing sellers. More

It's an Egyptian flavored place where the hot tea & mint is the best you can drink in this atmosphere in addition to shisha with different flavors. The view around is pure Egyptian contains shops, khan, bazars, egyptian people,......etc More

I like the atmosphere sitting and observing people More

This old Egyptian coffee house is situated in a narrow alley within the Khan al Khalili. Small but very atmospheric and well worth a visit. It serves delicious coffee and an opportunity to relax & watch Cairo from the comfort of your seat! More

the atmosphere,the people and the simplicity of the place More

Kahwat Al Fishai, is just a coffee shop, desserving also tea and several other hot drinks. Kahwat Al Fishai is a rememoration of the past: turkish coffee shops from the beginning of the 18th. Century: Mameluks and Mohamed Ai era. More