We ate here on our arrival in Luxor as The Lantern was closed on that day. I can remember a few years ago when you could not get a table in this restaurant for " love nor money".but times have changed, and most nights when we passed it was almost empty. The food is good, but the competition in the... More

I have been here several times over the past few years. The food is delicious and the service is great. Highly recommend

A very clear menu with prices clearly displayed. Food was cooked to perfection and staff were warm and friendly. A really good choice of dishes to suit adults & children alike. Comfortable dining with out a high price tag. Well worth a visit - staff speak perfect English.

I've tried this restaurant on my first evening in Luxor. It was packed with British community living in Luxor probably due to the roast lamb dinner offered for 75 LE (9€'s) that evening. I also tried one, based on the recommendation of the neighboring table, and decided not to recommend this place to anyone.

I would recommend Snobs for people who does not want any traditional Egyptian food. This restaurant could be in any city. Quality is ok for Luxor, but not impressive.

great food as always from snobs, staff are so helpfull and the Surf & Turf was superb, good sized portion. Clean and tidy, short walk from the Sonesta or the Stigenbergher

This lovely restaurant is a very tastefully decorated restaurant in Luxor, run by Egyptians. The menu reflects typical Egyptian dishes as well as European dishes. I visited with friends on a Sunday and had an excellent Sunday roast, with perfect Yorkshire puddings! I visit Luxor twice a year and have done so for many years and I do very much... More

We visited this restaurant on the last night of our recent trip and wish that we had stuck to others which we had found to be excellent. This restaurant is run by Egyptians and sadly falls well short of the standards set by Puddleducks and the Lantern. The service was not very friendly at all and the food left a... More

Stayed in Luxor from 20th February to 20th March 2013 at the Lotus Hotel. We were on a B&B basis at the Hotel so we dined out on most evenings. Across form the Hotel there is a street which we call the Restaurant Street because of the number of eating places available and there are several other restaurants on adjoining... More