Aswan and Lake Nasser Restaurants

Aswan’s independent eateries serve Egyptian food with a Nubian flair. Other cuisines are found in hotel restaurants. The variable city tax on restaurants, combined with service charges, can total as much as 26%. Check menus to verify how each restaurant operates. Unless you are in a major hotel, consider tipping even if a service charge is included in the bill: waiters are not well paid, and the courtesy will be appreciated. If service is not charged, 10%–15% is a reasonable tip. And one more thing: Bring cash; most local restaurants take nothing else. As a rule, most hotel restaurants are open to the general public. Reservations are recommended at all hotel restaurants.

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  • 1. El Masry Restaurant

    $$$ | Downtown

    Escape the Downtown bustle with a meal stop at this refuge from the rigors of the market. The menu is a parade of the usual suspects, primarily grilled meats, and the service is good.

    Matar St., Aswan, Aswan, Egypt
    106-877–6644

    Known For

    • Pricier than similar area restaurants
    • Well established eatery
    • Vegetarian options
  • 2. Makka Restaurant

    $$$

    Makka serves such local fare as grilled meats and molokheya (a thick, green, often garlicky soup made with jute leaves). As usual, dishes are accompanied by plenty of small plates.

    Abtal el-Tahrir, Daraw, Aswan, Egypt
    97-244–0232

    Known For

    • Stuffed pigeon
    • You won't leave hungry
    • Egyptian staple dishes
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