Inspired by the Piazza San Carlo, one of Italy’s famous squares, Piccolo Mondo’s cozy Italian atmosphere is highlighted by gaslight, rustic graffiti covered, stone archways & columns & spectacular water level Nile view. It’s a fine a la carte dinning. An Extensive menu, feature a variety of appetizers, soups, pasta, pizza Fish, chicken & meat dishes.
Hours
| Monday | 12 PM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 12 PM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 12 PM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 12 PM–1 AM |
| Friday (Eid al-Fitr) | 12 PM–1 AM Hours might differ |
| Saturday (Eid al-Fitr/Eid al-Fitr (Observed)) | 12 PM–1 AM Hours might differ |
| Sunday (Eid al-Fitr (Observed)) | 12 PM–1 AM Hours might differ |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4 Saraya El Gezira – Zamalek, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
Phone: +20 2 27356733
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Reviews
Service is great as always and I would like to specifically thank Mina! He kept up with our endless frequent requests and all with a smile and great attitude.
The food was so good and portions were okay too
I enjoyed the vibes of the place so much as well
The ambience was also nice as the decorations are similar to italy’s streets
The place can be quite busy at night so make sure you reserve in advance, it is located at the bottom floor of a cruise called Le Pacha 1901
Totally Recommended
Thank you, we will definitely come back.
They serve authentic Italian dishes of high quality ingredients. I like pizza alot , give it 100/10 , but pasta The taste was a little bit weak though , the service was very good , was very friendly & nice person ✨
Prices little bit expensive ( per person from 800 to 1000 L.E)
#italian#pasta#pizza#zamalek#river
Then a few minutes later, another couple was first seated next to us. They asked if they could move to the window and suddenly it was available. No hesitation. No reservation issue. They were taken there immediately. They were white, and it absolutely felt like we were treated differently because of that. The switch-up was instant. The inconsistency was blatant. It genuinely felt racist and discriminatory. There is no other way to explain being told something is unavailable, only to watch it suddenly become available for someone else moments later.
Then the food came, and somehow it got worse. We ordered the ravioli and the Margherita pizza. The ravioli was completely bland, like they forgot seasoning exists. The pizza was soggy, undercooked, and had zero flavor. It tasted lazy. It tasted careless. It felt like no effort was put into it at all.
At that point we were done. Completely done. We asked for the bill. And we waited. And waited. Around ten minutes passed while there were multiple employees walking around doing absolutely nothing. Standing around. Talking. Moving slowly. Somehow no one could bring a simple bill. We asked again. “It’s coming.” Still nothing.
But the second they brought out a cake with a candle that we NEVER ordered, suddenly they were quick. That came out immediately. And right after the cake was placed on the table, magically the bill appeared. So it doesn’t take long when it benefits them. It only takes long when you’re trying to leave.
That cake was clearly a tactic to inflate the bill and squeeze more money out of us. It was not a “nice gesture.” It was a calculated move to add extra charges. I accepted it in the moment just to avoid causing a scene, but of course it was added to the bill. Convenient.
And as if that wasn’t enough, they charged us for pouring water into our glasses. It was charged as a 1.5L bottle when in reality we only received two glasses, and they were clearly rotating the same plastic bottles between tables and other guests. They also charged a cover fee just to sit down. A cover fee just to sit. It felt like every single part of the experience was designed to extract as much money as possible while giving the bare minimum in return.
Places like this are exactly what give Egypt a bad reputation when it comes to scamming people. It’s embarrassing. Rude staff. Terrible food. Suspicious billing tactics. Treatment that felt discriminatory. Zero professionalism. Zero accountability.
I have never felt this disrespected at a restaurant. Save yourself the anger, the frustration, and the feeling of being taken advantage of. Do not go here.
They serve authentic Italian dishes of high quality ingredients. The taste was a little bit weak though.
Too expensive to what it offers
You expect the staff to be more friendly
However they weren’t even the average friendly .
Reservation is bad , you cant reserve a certain table even if its on a definite time period
The food was outstanding
Decorations are delightful
The view was amazing which we actually got to see after 2 hours when a table directly on the nile view was available.
Its a beautiful place sadly the people there aren’t helpful enough even with giving couples good photos for memories .