Farsha Cafe is amazingly eye-catching and a visual marvel. I'd recommend arriving just before sunset so you can watch it darker and the atmosphere and ambience turn up to a 100 when the lights are turned on, you'll be amazed by the stunning view.

Also recommended to get a seat on the top floor/deck (just passed what looks, somewhat like the main counter) that way when you look down you can see the Cafe in all its beauty.

The service here was a little bit slow, but I can also appreciate that they had a lot of people to tend too. Waiting 20mins for drinks, 30mins for a shisha pipe really did outline the slow service. Both were decent, though. The coal didn't last very long, and considering the slow service, it was a little while before someone came along to change it. I never ate any food, so I can't comment on this.

The seating arrangements are like large floor cushions where each area had 1/2 small tables into between all the floor cushions. The cramped seating can make your legs numb and a little uncomfortable as they try and fit as many people in as possible. Our table accomdated 5 different couples and a single lady, which means leg room was a little scarce.

The pricing was reasonable, but the menu clearly states 'taxes and services' are included in the pricing, yet the final bill had an extra 75 EGP added to it. Where was I paying for here?

Farsha Cafe is visually amazing but with slow service and cramped seating. It's a nice place to just sit, drink, maybe smoke, and just marvel in the atmosphere and the view. Me and my partner spent just over 2.5 hours here.

PS: They advertise that only couples are allowed in after 4 pm. Although this is not a strict rule, you can tell it is being imposed indirectly. I met a group of lads on an excursion during this holiday, and they said they went to this cafe in the evening and were seated to a side and felt disappointed by the lack of attention.