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Tucked in an alley near chaotic Midan Tahrir, After Eight hosts a regular line-up of jazz, blues and Egyptian bands. Try to catch the excellent Wust Al Balad. Between acts, the DJ plays the latest imports. The minimum charge is £3.60. A choice place for a fun night with friends.
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Jazz and blues bands share the space with electronic groups and the occasional soft-rock cover band. It’s smoky, dark and cramped, but drinks are reasonably priced and the club attracts a fun mix of people. There is a £2.70 minimum charge.
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This unprepossessing space in the Nile Hilton has been transformed into a futurefetishist’s dream of, well, latex. Choosy bouncers and expensive drinks guarantee an air of exclusivity—some nights only couples are admitted. Watch Cairo’s rich young darlings dancing to ear-splitting DJ sets at Cairo’s most popular dance club.
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Once Cairo’s premier hangout, Morocco has since calmed down. Lounge in low, cushioned seating and indulge in mezze and Moroccan dishes. Later it transforms into a club playing international hits. Drinks can be expensive, but there’s no minimum charge. River views and the relaxed ambience make for a classy night out.
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