DOWNTOWN CAIRO FOOD TOUR (RAMADAN edition)
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72 USD + 14% VAT PP
SAT-THURS (FRI LIMITED)
MAX. 7 guests (min. 2)
7+ STOPS (4 HRS)
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Food/beverages at all 7+ stops (veg. option available)
A local, English speaking tour guide telling you about the stories of the food and landmarks of Downtown and the Holy Month of Ramadan
Unlimited mineral (bottled) water
Generous tipping of waiters at all the restaurants
A list of all the foods is sent 48 hours after the tour ends
A guarantee that your belly will be full!
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Tipping your guide (optional)
Any alcoholic drinks
Transportation to and from the meeting point
Any food/beverages not already part of the route
VAT
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On this tour you try home-style Egyptian dishes, a variety of fresh Egyptian juices and a distinctive dish called Molokhiya, along with the best Baba Ghanoug we’ve ever had.
Downtown is Cairo’s charming center known for its picturesque European-inspired buildings, lively streets and diverse crowd.
In addition, you’ll explore Cairo’s streets during Ramadan, soaking in the festive atmosphere as the city comes alive after sunset. You’ll experience Ramadan’s unique vibes, learn about the cultural significance of the holy month, and sample beloved Ramadan staples enjoyed by locals.
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100% refund if you cancel 3 days before the tour’s start time.
50% refund if you cancel 1-2 days before the tour’s start time.
No refund if you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour’s start time.
Please note that transaction fees are non-refundable. Ask us about a date-exchange.
JOIN A GROUP TOUr
Or go private
Please note that we are not operating tours from:
February 17th till February 27th (due to vendors closure)
March 19th till March 28th (for the Eid holiday)
During Ramadan, the tour start time ranges between 6:30 PM and 6:45 PM to accommodate the Muslim community and vendor working hours. Please note your exact start time to avoid missing any stops.
what to expect on this tour
Get introduced to Egyptian cuisine in just a few hours and make more informed food choices for the rest of your trip
Learn how to navigate Cairo’s busy (and sometimes challenging) streets in a safe and guided atmosphere
Meet other travelers who share your passion for food
Make a new local friend and have all your cultural questions answered and connect with the community making your food
Witness local life at its best, no tourist traps, no unnecessary filtering, Cairo as it really is
practical tips
GETTING TO THE TOUR:
If you’re staying in the Downtown area, Tahrir Square is 10-20 minutes away from any hotel in the region, walking in the Downtown area is safe and the streets are still packed up to 1 AM.
If you’re staying outside Downtown, we would recommend getting an Uber or Careem ride to the meeting point.
Cairo traffic could be challenging, so we would always recommend adding some buffer time to your commute.
how to prepare:
We recommend wearing comfortable (closed-toe) shoes to enjoy the walks with maximum comfort. Wearing clothes made with airy materials is best in the summer.
For the winter, layering is key as it can be warm in the afternoons but cold and windy in the evenings, especially on the rooftop bar we end the tour at.
On the day of the tour, we suggest skipping lunch and coming hungry, we promise you will be full, and if you’re not, your guide is always happy to offer you more food.
staying safe:
We understand that safety comes to mind when it comes to visiting Cairo, and we want to tell you, from the perspective of 2 young, Egyptian females, that Downtown Cairo is generally very safe even until 12-1 AM. People are very friendly and tourists are welcomed with open arms.
It’s wise to use common sense and stay alert as you would in any city around the world (eg. avoiding dark alleyways, being aware that pick-pocketing is more common in crowded places … etc.).
Finally, we recommend staying away from certain articles of clothing (eg. crop tops, hot shorts, mini skirts, low-cut tops …) to prevent unwanted attention on the streets. This is not a dress code, it’s just a tip.
