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Hard Rock Cafe was a great night out, we thought we'd try it as ive only ever been to the Hard Rock Cafe in Paris. There are men on the door who let you through, very friendly & they welcome you into the cafe. We had to wait for a table as it was really busy, but the atmosphere was great, lots of people having fun & chatting, a waiter would welcome you over to the bar area whilst you waited for a table & then they would call your name out when a table is free. The surroundings in the Hard Rock Cafe were great, lots of nice photos all around & music playing, even the waiters got up for a dance to some of the songs which was good.
There is lots of American style food to choose from, burgers, pizzas, fries etc.. I had a chicken burger with fries & the portions are really large! I couldnt even eat it all. http://www.hardrock.com/locations/cafes/Menu.aspx?lc=SHAR see the website above for full menu. The prices are good too, you paid around $5.00 for a meal. You could buy alcohol here, they had beers, wines, cocktails you name it.... you could buy huge cocktails for $10 & you got to keep the Hard Rock Cafe glass as a sovenir. Theme: AmericanPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Marina Street, Naama Bay, Sharm El SheikhPhone: +20-(0)69-602-664/5
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In Naama Bay, there are 2 Kanabesh restaurants. I think they are under the same management. One is along the main stretch of King of Bahrain St and has a streetside setting. The other, which we visited, is on the beach. The tables and chairs are laid out on the sand on top of huge rugs so you aren't getting your feet sandy. The cooking station is also on the beach, and everything is cooked fresh to order. A network of lanterns, multicoloured glass roofs and woodwork covers the restaurant, making it a wonderful setting for dinner, with a candlelit atmosphere. We liked this restaurant so much we visited it 3 times. If you arrive after 8.30pm, you may have to have a table a set up at the edge of the restaurant area. No big deal, but we preferred being more in the centre of everything. The food is international, and really good value. For starters there are various soups, salads and mezze available, starting from £1. For main course, there is a mix of steak dishes (£5-£7) chicken dishes (£4-6), pizzas (from £1.60 and which are on a seperate menu which you have to ask for), some vegetarian dishes: vegetable curry £2.50, vegetable gratin £2.50 and a wide range of seafood from £3-£7 which was very popular and many people were ordering. It's nice to be able to see your food being cooked to order, and you are sure to be warmly walcomed by the lovely owner/manager "Woggy". He is most proud of his restaurant, and treats everyone with the utmost respect - the same way which we treated him. We chatted about Cairo where he is from, and his love of Sharm El Sheikh.
Despite liking spicy foods, we really loved the Pizza served here. For £1.60 you'd get a magharita pizza (or any other pizza from their menu, upto about £2.50) which was approximately 12" in diameter. As far as pizzas go, it was delicious. Thats not to say there is anything wrong with the other dishes we had. The steak portions were generous and cooked exactly how we asked. They came served with either rice or chips. There was a large drinks menu, and we would normally have a bottle of Obelisk red wine at a cost of around £8. The total bill including taxes would be anything from £15 - £25 for the 2 of us. Approximately 22% in taxes is added to your bill. There is a good dessert selection too, and Woggy was kind enough to make the creamy Movenpick vanilla ice cream and cappuchino we had ordered complimentary. So, although there are various restaurants along the beach, and I'm sure most of them are very good, we very highly recommend Kanabesh. Leave a Comment Theme: Eclectic/InternationalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: Walk to the end of King of Bahrain Street, turn right. Pass the Movenpick ice cream cafe on your left. At you reach the beach promenade, turn right. Kanabesh is one of the first few restaurants on the left.
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At the end of a short afternoon coach tour of the highlights of Sharm el Sheikh, our tour guide brought us to this wonderful spot. The restaurant and bar is open air, and is perched on a clifftop overlooking the sea. The landscaping is perfectly coordinated to set off the dusk, sunset, and evening perfection of Red Sea weather. The restaurant and bar covers a large area of open space, and is furnished with wooden chairs, swings, plantpots, straw unbrellas, all hung with fairy lights which twinkle on at the hint of sunset and create a magical wonderland as it gets dark. I just had a drink, but I am told that the food is excellent and mainly Italian fare. It's a perfect place to go with the love of your life - it would be hard to find anything so romantic. Walk hand in hand along the cliff path through this venu and watch the sky turn from blue to pink to grey to black. The stars will be twinkling in the sky, in the fairy lights, and in your eyes. The photos which I'll post here do not really do it justice. Leave a Comment Theme: ItalianDirections: Ask a taxi to take you from your hotel - unfortunately I can't provide an address but it's in Sharm.
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