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Olie’s Restaurant & Bar – Hurghada Marina

Inside the marina

Olie’s Restaurant & Bar appears in the marina’s outlet directory, with historical accounts covering breakfast, steaks and drinks. Its online opening status is inconsistent, so this profile separates the earlier dining experience from the confirmation needed before a visit.

About this restaurant

SeafoodGrillItalianBarMid-range

Olie’s Restaurant & Bar serves Seafood, Grill, Italian and Bar cuisine inside Hurghada Marina on the Boulevard. The menu covers 194 dishes across 15 categories, with prices from 35 to 995 EGP. Atmosphere: seafront, quiet, group-friendly — recommended for breakfast, dinner.

Getting here from your hotel

We arrange a private transfer from your hotel in Hurghada, El Gouna, Sahl Hasheesh or Makadi Bay directly to the marina. Your driver drops you at the entrance and picks you up after your visit.

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Confirm the current restaurant status

The marina website still has an Olie’s outlet page, but elmenus labels its listing closed. That difference has not yet been checked with the restaurant or marina management. Before arranging a transfer or a meal here, obtain a current reply identifying the name and location of the operating business.

Source: elmenus

Breakfast and an informal meal

A Tripadvisor account described visits from breakfast into the evening, with a spacious setting and relaxed, helpful service. Other accounts mention steak and mezze. They illustrate why earlier visitors considered Olie’s for more than a drinks stop, but are not evidence of a currently available menu.

Source: Tripadvisor

A closer look at the visitor accounts

Wanderlog reproduces a December 2025 Google account that praised the clean setting and friendly service and reported paying by card. An October 2023 breakfast account mentioned beans, eggs, cheese and bread but felt service could improve. Card payment in one past visit should not be assumed to be a current policy.

Source: wanderlog.com