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Can you please tell me where you can have a cheap lunch outside the hotel. Are there grocery stores nearby.
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There are no grocery stores nearby. there are only markets, but there are only chocolates and nuts from food (((and go there for about 10 minutes. The hotel is located in the Old City (the old part of Hurghada). You can take a taxi to the center of the old city (Sakalla), a taxi costs 13 pounds maximum, drive for about 7 minutes. then you have to go inside.
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answered 15 years ago
Check out the latest review of Zahabia. http://www.turpravda.com/eg/hurgada/Zahabia-h9691-r24271.html
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answered 15 years ago
There are no problems with food in Hurghada. We ate at the El Joker fish restaurant. Opposite El Joker there is an eatery with very tasty chickens. Then we found a cool place on the street that runs parallel to McDonald's - we ordered lamb kebabs there.
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answered 14 years ago
There are only construction sites around Zahabiya, there are no cafes and shops. You can walk to the Dahar region, there are many inexpensive restaurants, but you have to go through construction sites and wastelands, and there they can easily rob local pickpockets under the guise of selling some papyri. It’s far from Sakkala on foot, it’s better to take a taxi for 2-3 dollars, there are also (not at the Sheraton, of course) restaurants “for locals”, where the three of us ate to satiety for 7-10 dollars, including both the first and second and third, and drinks, but they don’t sell alcohol there, not even beer. There are a lot of civilized cafes on Sheraton Road, on Marina Boulevard (this is also Sakkala) and in the Promenade area (it’s generally far from Zahabia, at least $ 5 by taxi), there is wine and beer, but the prices are higher, something like ours in Sochi.
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answered 14 years ago
There is a food market in the Dahar region - complete unsanitary conditions, but if you put aside disgust - you can buy fruits there very cheaply, for example, melons and bananas - 1 pound (6 rubles) per kilogram, guava and mango - 2 pounds (12 rubles) per kilogram (although I am sure that they sell it to the locals 3 times cheaper). In Sakkala on the Sheraton there are several quite European-looking supermarkets, the prices in them are surprisingly high for such a poor country as Egypt, approximately on the same level as Russia, and for a number of products (chips, for example) - much higher than in Russia. And, of course, you will not buy any alcohol in Egyptian stores.
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answered 14 years ago
We just arrived from Zahabiya, at the expense of eating and drinking now, beer and alcohol are generally calmly sold on Sheraton Street opposite the Mermaid monument, there are a lot of restaurants and alcohol is practically on the window on the street and the prices are democratic. We bought their Stella beer for 7 pounds, you can buy and cheaper. But I don’t advise eating there, the food is fig and not tasty and the prices are a little high, but you can get hold of alcohol. imposes his product. Fruits on this street are also cheap.
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answered 14 years ago
Locally produced Heineken beer in cafes in Hurghada costs 2 dollars (and sometimes even cheaper), in Russia it costs about the same (50-60 rubles per can) in supermarkets, in cafes usually no cheaper than 100 rubles. In my opinion, the quality of the Egyptian Heineken is no worse than the Russian one, although it cannot be compared with the original Heineken beer brewed in Amsterdam... The local Stella beer is also okay, although the Russian Stella Artua is better. But the original Egyptian beer Sakkara is a rare muck (although maybe we just got an expired one).
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answered 14 years ago