D1. Tawfiq Doss Passageway (Gentlemen’s Alley)
| Superblock: | D. Tal'at Harb Superblock |
| Genealogy: | Within a building property |
| Morphology: | 2 Entrances - angle |
| Area: | 134m2 |
| Average Width: | 1.25m |
| Length: | 33m |
| Total number of premises: | 10 |
| Dominant activities: | Retail |
This quarter circle shaped passageway connecting Tal‘at Harb and 26th of July streets is nestled between the Doss Buildings, built in the Streamline Moderne style in 1935, and designed by the celebrated Egyptian architect Antoine Selim Nahas. It is informally called ‘Gentlemen’s Alley’ as the row of shops that have encroached upon the alleyway mainly offer men’s accessories and grooming products for sale: such as fancy lighters, cufflinks, cologne, beard trimmers, imported cigarettes, and body building supplements for the younger generation of men.
Matok smoking kiosk (D1a001)
Samar boutique (D1a002)
Al-Negma boutique (D1a003)
Al-Amir stationary (D1a004)
Bavly men wear 
Abd Allah co. 
Women wear (D1a007)
Hasb Allah stationary (D1a006)
Al-Da'era dry clean (D1b001)
KalisKer's pharmacy (D1b002)
