Do à la carte restaurants at Egypt resorts have a dress code? Can you wear flip-flops or sneakers, or do you need closed shoes?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 17 days ago
TL;DR
Based on traveler feedback, à la carte restaurants at Egypt resorts usually do not require strict closed-toe shoes, and sneakers are generally acceptable. Many travelers also consider flip-flops fine on a resort holiday if the overall look is neat.
What the community said
Travelers say that sneakers are generally accepted in hotel à la carte restaurants and are seen as normal resort footwear.
17 days ago sneakers
According to these reports, there is usually no strict dress code requiring closed shoes. The vibe is more relaxed resort style than formal dining.
17 days ago closed shoes
Some vacationers feel that flip-flops or thong sandals are also acceptable in resort restaurants, especially if the overall outfit looks neat and appropriate.
17 days ago flip-flops, thong sandals
The discussion suggests that in practice, guests are judged more by their overall look than by the exact shoe type: sneakers with a dress or jacket are seen as fine.
17 days ago dress, jacket, sneakers