Fares

Being in Sharm means fresh fish is never hard to come by, and Fares is another solid option for that. Situated in the Old Market, it’s known for its large portions, no-frills cooking, and wide selection—you pick your seafood from the counter and they cook it how you like. The seafood soup and grilled calamari are big hits among patrons, and prices are fair for the quality and size. It’s usually busy, especially in the evenings, so don’t expect a quiet dinner—but the steady crowd speaks for itself.

• Address:

  Old Market, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 10 24870004

• Opening hours:

  Daily 11am–1am

Fish Mart Seafood

Fish Mart Seafood is all about fresh catches cooked your way. You choose from shrimp, calamari, and daily local fish, then they grill or fry it right there. The seafood soup gets a lot of praise, and their seafood pasta, loaded with crab, is another crowd favourite. Prices are fair, especially for the quality and portion size, which keeps both locals and visitors coming back for more.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/fishmartsharm

• Address:

  Qattar, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 11 01056006

• Opening hours:

  Sat–Thu noon–2am, Fri 2pm–2am

Mahony Restaurant

Mahony Restaurant in Naama Bay has been around for years and is still a favourite for fresh Red Sea seafood. The Mahony Boat—a massive tray of crab, shrimp thermidor, mussels, squid and fish—is enough to fill a few hungry diners with ease. The seafood soup also gets a lot of love from regulars. If seafood’s not your thing, there’s fillet steak and grilled chicken, as well. They don’t serve alcohol, but you can bring your own. A bit of theatre is also part of the experience—dishes sometimes show up with a whistle or on a ship-shaped platter.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/mahony.sharm

• Address:

  Naama Bay Mall Number 6, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 11 00100031

• Opening hours:

  Daily noon–midnight

Pomodoro

Located in the heart of Naama Bay at the Camel Dive Club & Hotel, Pomodoro is a well-regarded Italian restaurant serving classic dishes. Open from early morning through dinner, the menu features handmade pastas, wood-fired pizzas, seafood, plus vegan and vegetarian choices—all made with fresh ingredients. You can either eat inside or on the terrace, which overlooks the bay. They’ve also got a decent selection of imported wines and cocktails to go with your meal, and, of course, good Italian coffee to finish.

• Web:

  www.cameldive.com/food-and-drinks-pomodoro-restaurant

• Address:

  Naama Bay, Malek Al Bahrein, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 10 00003173

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6:30am–10:30am / 12:30pm–11:30pm

Rangoli

Rangoli sits on the terrace of Mövenpick Resort with a wide view over Naama Bay and a menu full of familiar Indian dishes. The tandoori options—lamb seekh kebab, chicken tikka, grilled prawns—come straight off the embers and feel properly done, while buttery naans and garlic-cheese rotis are great for scooping up curry. The terrace has a quiet, intimate feel, which makes it a good choice for a romantic dinner for two.

• Web:

  https://movenpick.accor.com/en/africa/egypt/sharm-el-sheikh/resort-sharm-el-sheikh/restaurants/rangoli.html

• Address:

  Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 10 80099041

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6:30pm–10:30pm

Zodiac

Zodiac is a buffet-style restaurant open from breakfast through late evening, offering a broad mix of international and Middle Eastern dishes. The variety is simply impressive—everything from seafood platters and grilled meats to sushi, desserts, and even English breakfast items shows up. So, if you’re after range and flexibility, it definitely delivers.

• Address:

  Rixos Sharm El Sheikh, Nabq Bay, Sharm El Sheik, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 69 3710210

• Opening hours:

  Daily 7am–2am

Bus Stop Club

Bus Stop Club lives on the grounds of the Sanafir Hotel in Naama Bay, taking over the space Pacha Sharm once made famous and bringing that Ibiza-influenced vibe a distinctly Sharm twist. It’s an open-air setup with a dance floor that winds around pools, paths, and a waterfall, plus VIP lounges and balconies overlooking the action.

• Web:

  https://busstopclub-sharm.com

• Address:

  Sanafir Hotel, Naama Bay King of Bahrein Street, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 12 80426426

Camel Bar & Rooftop

Camel Bar & Rooftop is a staple in Naama Bay’s nightlife, offering a mix of chill vibes and lively entertainment. By day, the rooftop gives you panoramic views of the sea and mountains — a perfect spot to sip cocktails and unwind. When sports games are on, the bar buzzes with fans, and later the vibe picks up with live bands, DJs, and karaoke. The menu covers snacks, cocktails, and shooters, with daily happy hour deals to keep the good times rolling.

• Web:

  www.cameldive.com/food-and-drinks-camel-bar-rooftop

• Address:

  Naama Bay, Malek Al Bahrein, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 69 3600700

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6pm–1am

Hard Rock Cafe

Hard Rock Cafe in Naama Bay is Sharm’s go‑to for burgers and American classics and a bit of nightlife on the side. By day, it’s a normal restaurant with walls decked in rock memorabilia; by night, it turns into a lively venue with live music or DJs most weekends.

• Web:

  https://cafe.hardrock.com/sharm-el-sheikh

• Address:

  Naama Bay, El Soultan Qabous Street, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 10 97022750

• Opening hours:

  Daily 10am–2am

Pirates Bar

Pirates Bar is a short walk from the beach in Naama Bay and sticks to its theme with ship wheels, fishnets, and plenty of nautical décor. It’s popular with tourists, especially for its range of imported draught beers from Ireland, Germany, and Scotland. The menu includes things like lentil soup, grilled calamari, burgers, and sea bass. Prices aren’t the cheapest, but happy hour helps, and the relaxed setup makes it a reliable stop for drinks and a bite near the sea.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/piratesbarsharm

• Address:

  El-Salam, Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 69 3600136

• Opening hours:

  Daily 10:30am–midnight

Sinai Grand Casino

Sinai Grand Casino in Naama Bay brings a Vegas-style vibe to Sharm El Sheikh with over 200 slot machines, table games, and regular poker tournaments. Beyond the gaming, you’ll catch live shows like belly dancing and jazz starting around midnight. There's also an on-site Italian restaurant and a Sports Bar showing major events like the Premier League and Formula 1.

• Address:

  El-Salam, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 10 03458095

• Opening hours:

  Open 24 hours

Arab Bucks

Tucked away in Nabq Bay, Arab Bucks is a casual café-restaurant with proper sit-down meals and a steady local crowd. The menu’s broad—grilled meat, seafood, pasta, pizza, plus beer and cocktails—and the best part? Big portions without the tourist markup.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/arabbucks_cafe_resturant

• Address:

  Nabq Bay

• Phone:

  +20 10 15002324

• Opening hours:

  Daily noon–2am

Basata Cafe

Basata Cafe perches above Sharks Bay, with cosy chill-out spots that open up to wide views of the turquoise Red Sea and a path down to the beach. By day, it’s all calm vibes and sea breeze, with nature reserve surroundings that help you unwind properly. Come evening, the place softens with warm lighting and mellow tunes, making it a solid pick for a quiet, romantic night out—without the crowds you get at Farsha, but just as Instagram-worthy. The menu is simple but tasty: seafood, chicken dishes, pizzas, plus fresh juices and milkshakes. And if you’re into shisha, this place gets top marks for smooth, rich flavours.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/basatacafesharmelsheikh

• Address:

  Sharks Bay Oasis Resort, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 10 11151888

• Opening hours:

  Daily 9am–3am

Farsha Cafe

Farsha Cafe sits high on a cliff in Hadaba with layered terraces, Red Sea views, and a mashup of rugs, lanterns, and vintage oddities scattered around. It looks like something between a Bedouin lounge and an antique store, and it’s popular—I mean, really popular—especially at sunset. So, come early if you want a spot with a view. The menu is basic: juices, cocktails, pizzas, and shisha. Prices are touristy, and service can feel a bit offhand when it’s busy. That said, if you’re after a place that will look great on your Instagram page and don’t mind a bit of a wait or squeezing in next to strangers, it is definitely worth a stop.

• Address:

  Umm El Sid Plateau, Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai

• Phone:

  +20 12 00300162

• Opening hours:

  Daily 11am–1am

Flamango Fresh Juice

Flamango Fresh Juice lives up to its name with fresh fruit juices that keep things simple and natural. Beyond the juices, they serve hot drinks, iced coffee, and cocktails, plus desserts like waffles and kunafa for those with a sweet tooth.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/flamango.fresh.juice

• Address:

  34 El-Salam, Sharm El Sheikh 1

• Phone:

  +20 10 09104501

• Opening hours:

  Daily noon–3am

Vanilla

Vanilla in Na’ama Bay is where you’ll find some of the best Italian gelato in Sharm El Sheikh, alongside fresh juices, smoothies, iced coffees, and milkshakes. They also have a full booze menu, including draft beer, plus a small Italian-inspired food selection with snacks, fresh pizza, and light meals. The terrace is easygoing, with cushions and water pipes if you want to linger.

• Web:

  www.cameldive.com/food-and-drinks-vanilla-cafe

• Address:

  Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh

• Phone:

  +20 69 3600700

• Opening hours:

  Daily 3pm–1:30am