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Pub 28

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Visitors praise Pub 28 for its good selection of chilled drinks, excellent food, and a cozy, old-style tavern atmosphere. However, a recurring complaint is that staff and management can be rude, unprofessional, and unaccommodating, with some visitors experiencing refusal of service for non-alcoholic orders.

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28 Shagaret Al Dor, Abu Al Feda, Zamalek, Cairo Governorate 4271020, Egypt
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02 27350972
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Website
m.facebook.com

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About this place Pub 28

Pub 28, located in the vibrant Zamalek district of Cairo, Egypt, offers a welcoming atmosphere for all patrons, including the LGBTQ+ community. While not exclusively a gay venue, it is known for being an inclusive and friendly establishment where you can expect a relaxed and comfortable environment. It's a great place to unwind and socialize in the heart of the city. Visitors can anticipate a laid-back vibe at Pub 28. It serves as a popular local spot for drinks and conversation, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking a friendly place to connect. The venue is situated at 28 Shagaret Al Dor, Abu Al Feda, in the Zamalek area, a well-known neighborhood in Cairo. You can find more information and updates on their Facebook page. When visiting Cairo, finding LGBTQ+ friendly spaces can be part of the adventure. Pub 28 stands out as a place that embraces diversity and provides a safe and enjoyable experience. Whether you're looking for a casual night out or a place to meet new people, this establishment aims to be a hospitable choice for everyone in the Egyptian capital.

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Abu Tamim
Abu Tamim Jun 2026

Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. The supervisor at that time Mr Micheal was rude and unprofessional, and his attitude toward customers was not acceptable. Good customer service starts with respect, and sadly that was missing during my visit.

Antonella Pierri
Antonella Pierri May 2026

Really disappointing experience. I wasn’t feeling well and just wanted a tea, while my husband wanted a glass of wine. Even though tea and soft drinks were clearly on the menu, the manager refused to serve us unless we both ordered alcohol. We explained that I was unwell and that we were planning to order food as well, and probably more drinks later, but there was no understanding at all. Instead, the manager and staff were rude and had a bad attitude the entire time. This is our second trip to Egypt, and everywhere else we’ve been has been incredibly welcoming and hospitable. Sadly, this place was the exact opposite. Would not recommend.

Juliano Khamis
Juliano Khamis May 2026

DONT COME

MJs Reisen
MJs Reisen May 2026

A decent pub in Zamalek. Smoking is allowed inside, so it might be a bit uncomfortable for those who dislike the smell of cigarettes. If you ask the waiter for peanuts and pickled cucumbers after ordering, they will give them to you; otherwise, they will just bring you the drinks. (By the way, they are free.) They also check IDs for younger people, and it is always crowded whenever I go.

Naomi Matsumoto
Naomi Matsumoto May 2026

I am a long-term foreign resident in Zamalek and have visited this place before with Japanese colleagues without any issue. This time, after a meeting, I invited an Egyptian female colleague wearing a headscarf to join me for food while I had a beer. At first, she hesitated and said she thought she might be refused entry, but eventually agreed to come sit and eat regular food with me. When we arrived, the venue was nearly empty, with only a few occupied tables, yet we were told all seats were “reserved.” This was also the second time I experienced this exact situation when accompanied by the same colleague. The experience left a very uncomfortable impression. My colleague’s concern beforehand unfortunately seemed justified. If there is genuinely a reservation policy, it should be applied transparently and consistently. Otherwise, it gives the impression that some guests are treated differently based on appearance or assumptions. Very disappointing.

The Online
The Online May 2026

I had a really bad experience yesterday I went with my Firends for a couple of drinks and the guy at the bar was so freaking mean and told us they don't serve virgin drinks even tho they do and they have it in the menu + we asked them by the phone after going out of the pub and they told us they have a virgin drinks

Mohamed Mostafa
Mohamed Mostafa May 2026

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