A somewhat formal setting, but that will not keep you from having a great meal there. Staff is very attentive.

The heart and soul of this famous establishment, founded by Greek entrepreneur Cleovolous Moustakas in 1922, has been largely torn out. The patisseries are as tasty as their equivalent in Europe, with European prices to match, and the service is OK but we felt as if we were sitting in a corridor, with no original fixtures and fittings to give... More

In the heart of the old city center of Alexandria stands with classic old architecture style a calm resturant with indoor and out door seats.. Stop there for a capuccino or a lunch meal with some egyptian wine. Have a taste of old Alexandria but their service is a little bit slow.. Dont count on a fast coffe there you... More

very classy and very old lunch place... next to Patisseries Delices... in Saad Za3'lool.... loved it

Lovely place, Greek atmosphere. I went there in Ramadan so they have fixed menus for Ramadan breakfast, I would give them another visit to try their main dishes. The bill was little bit high but this was expected for a clam not crowded place. Good parking available. Hospitality as usual for Egyptians is not as excellent as for foreigners.

An unexpected one this........the narrow, rectangular shaped restaurant with the somewhat bland pictures on the wall didn't really lend itself to us expecting gourmet delights, but we had chosen the restaurant at random and dived in as the weather was cold and it was one of the closest, plus it is part of Delices so we thought that if nothing... More

Inside Delices you will find La veranda restaurant where you can feel history of Alexandria. It is small restaurant but offers tasty food. They say they are greek and french restaurant although they offer other type of food. I love this place.

Not far from the Cecil Hotel, Delices was free from smoking patrons, bought a Chocolate Mousse dessert to go and was quite good.

We went here on the recommendation of the staff from Sofitel. We were looking for a quiet fine dining restaurant. We were surprised to find one so close to our hotel and actually located inside a Patisserie. The patisserie is called Delices. It seems like everyone knows Delices among the taxi drivers and everyone swears that Delices is owned by... More