Someone once said, "the Fesavi Cafe is more representative of Cairo than the pyramids." At first glance, this sentence sounds like an exaggeration, but after going to Fesavi Cafe, you will feel that it is absolutely right. The Fesavi Cafe is the oldest and most famous cafe in Cairo.
Hidden in the intricacies of the Khan Hariri Market (Khan el Khalili bazaar), the smoke-filled, mirror-decorated Fesavi Cafe has been a fascinating place to pass the time for more than two centuries. Through the checkered arch and under the dim tin lamp, guests gathered around a small round table with rickety brass noodles, drinking steaming mint tea, rich Egyptian coffee and apricot hookah. Once in this hazy atmosphere, Nobel laureate and Egyptian literature guru Naguib Mahfouz was inspired by cup after cup of sipping.
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