If a cafe is a place where people from the neighborhood catch up and read the paper and watch the world stroll by over the sweet and savory snacks that go with a good cup of coffee, Cafe Hurghada is the genuine article. When you walk in, you become part of a loving, wisecracking extended family in which everyone knows one another -- and how much he despises his landlord and what she was supposed to have done last night. The setting encourages the general bonhomie: It's tiny (fewer than a... More »
