About LUUMA
LUUMA sits on the lively Abou El Feda strip in Zamalek, an upscale island district in central Cairo. The cafe is part of the neighbourhood's brunch culture — a place where an oriental breakfast spread, a fresh juice, and a well-made coffee are the reason to show up.
Abou El Feda runs through the heart of Zamalek and has long been a destination for cafes, restaurants, and small businesses. It is the kind of street where you stop by on a Sunday morning, see someone you know, and end up staying for another coffee.
LUUMA fits squarely into that tradition. According to verified Google reviews, the venue is well organised and very clean, with both indoor and outdoor seating and a calm, modern feel.
The kitchen draws on Egyptian breakfast traditions — foul, feteer, and a varied spread — alongside Mediterranean and International plates, fresh juices, smoothies, and a full espresso bar. Multiple guests have singled out the feteer and the oriental breakfast as reasons to return.
Elmenus lists the cuisine as International and Coffee & Drinks, and the elmenus page is the most up-to-date source for current pricing and seasonal items.
LUUMA is the most reviewed venue in our current Cairo cohort — 15,802 Google reviews at a 4.7 average as of August 2026. That's not a marketing claim; it's a snapshot of how many people have already chosen to stop by.
What we know, what we don't: prices and full menu text are not publicly listed online. The items shown reflect verified Google review mentions and the elmenus cuisine tag.
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