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Going for a stroll through the charming, tree-lined streets of Zamalek is always a delightful experience, but after wandering through its vintage avenues, you’re bound to get a bit weary. To enhance your exploration, why not take a break and indulge in some of the best coffee Zamalek has to offer? This vibrant district is home to a range of coffee shops that cater to every taste and preference, from quaint bakeries to chic cafes. Here’s a list of the best spots to stop by when you get all tired of walking!
Fornalia
Fornalia is an Egyptian bakery at 20 El Maraashly Street, serving all kinds of baked goods and coffee. From their heavenly chocolate chunk cookies and brownies to their elite sweet and savoury croissants, their menu features an array of baked items, including sandwiches, kahk, rolls, and more.
Holm Cafe
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Rated 4.6 on Google reviews, Holm Cafe promises a relaxing morning or evening with its comfy interior, pretty view, and friendly staff. Their location is at 14 El Marsafi Street, right next to Cake Cafe. Their menu includes breakfast sandwiches, salads, coffee, smoothies, and hot beverages.
Haven Specialty Coffee
If you’re looking for a perfect morning coffee and breakfast date spot, Haven speciality coffee is the place to go. Known for its lotus and pistachio lattes, affogato, and fruit smoothies, it has become a beloved coffee shop among Zamalek residents. In addition to their delicious drinks, they also serve Spanish omelettes, sandwiches, and brioche French toast.
Granita
Granita is a cafeteria inside All Saint’s Cathedral, 5 Michel Lutfallah Street. With their indoor and outdoor settings, they serve as one of the most aesthetic and uniquely designed coffee shops in Cairo. Their menu features breakfast and a variety of desserts and drinks. That said, the breakfast menu is just a mere sample of their full menu, which includes several different cuisines; Asian, French, Italian, and more.
COVA
Another cosy spot in the heart of Zamalek is the COVA coffee shop, located on Abu El Feda Street. They specialise in strawberry matcha, filter coffee, mojitos, Spanish latte, and more. Thanks to their stylish architecture and interior, their outdoor setting is ideal for sunny mornings and warm summer nights.