Tre fratelli ristorante italiano sharm sheikh — Restaurant in South Sinai

We stayed locally to this restaurant so me and my parents came to eat here frequently! We really enjoyed this italian restaurant, as did a lot of italian holiday makers and expats that we sat fill up the restaurant every single day. When a restaurant is busy and full every day, you know it's a great place with delicious food. On the many occasions we went there, we ate the creamy chicken soup which my dad was a fan of, the tomato soup, pizzas, tagliatelle and prawns in red sauce and in white sauce, Ravioli and mushroom in white sauce, margherita pizza, pepperoni pizza, spaghetti bolognese, penne mushroom and chicken in white sauce, cooked chicken in a creamy lemon sauce (wasn't sure what to make of this, it wasn't grilled, but it wasn't bad either, i just feel unsure about it), fries, garlic bread, tiramisu and warm apple pie.

One occasion me and my mum both had tagliatelle and prawns in red sauce as we had it before and it was delicious but the last time we got it the tagliatelle tasted and smelt very pungently of raw chicken, no idea why, we sent the dish back and had no problems getting a new dish.

Highly recommend this restaurant as it is great quality and very affordable! The staff are very friendly.

The outdoor seating is very nice however there are many stray cats and large dogs roaming around so if you don't like animals i suggest you sit inside the...

Tre Fratelli – One-Eyed King of the Culinary Desert

If you're wandering through the mirage-laden dining scene of Sharm El Sheikh, where culinary and hygiene standards are more of a gentle suggestion than a rule, Tre Fratelli stands out — not because it’s excellent, but because mediocrity here in Sharm feels like a triumph.

Let’s be clear: the food is not going to win awards (unless there's a category for "adequately edible"). The pasta is as Italian as a camel in a Vespa helmet, and the service is... well, they do eventually bring what you ordered. Sort of. Maybe.

But in a town where ketchup can pass for tomato sauce and warm beer is practically acceptable, Tre Fratelli offers a rare gift: the absence of major disappointment. In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man doesn’t just rule — he opens a restaurant and becomes a TripAdvisor darling.

So if you’re in Sharm, temper your expectations, lower your standards, and you might just leave Tre Fratelli saying, “You know what? That wasn’t bad.” And in these parts, that’s practically a...

Staff is welcoming. We ordered appetizers like bruschetta & 3 Fratelli but the seasoning flavor was missing. No salt no pepper. The Greek salad was good just missing a bit of lemon juice or vinaigre and i wish they had added more "feta cheese". The tomato soup was watery and did not look good at presentation. The mushroom pizza we added chicken chunks and we loved it. As for the Main course the beef filet mushroom sauce and cheese sauce was excellent and tasty. The sides were roasted potatoes and french fries and tasted great. Seasoning was well balanced. The Ravioli cream mushroom was so so. They do not have a desert menu but the ask you to have a look at a small refrigerator display case and not of a variety choices. ...