Best Casual Dining in South B
The 32 best casual dining in South B, ranked by Google rating and review count.
Casual dining is where Kenya truly shines — generous portions, bold flavours, and a relaxed atmosphere that keeps locals coming back. These spots balance quality with value in a way that's hard to beat.
South B is a residential neighbourhood that punches above its weight for dining — Somali restaurants, Ethiopian injera houses, and Kenyan grills create one of Nairobi's most diverse food corridors.
Among the highest-rated options, Sizzle Street, Sugar & Lime Kenya and Artcaffé Restaurant Capital Centre Mall consistently earn top marks from visitors, with ratings of 5.0 stars or above. These standout venues are a great starting point for first-time visitors.
Artcaffé Restaurant Capital Centre Mall
Burger King - Nextgen Mall
Java House - Capital Centre
Pizza Inn-Bellevue
Tamtam's Fresh Seafood & Kitchen
Mugg & Bean On The Move
DRIP BURGERS MSA ROAD
Kifaru Place - Club, Bar & Grill
Galito's Bellevue, Mombasa Road
Afrobliss Restaurant
The Belvedere Grill
Sizzle Street
Creamy Inn Ola Bellevue
Big Five Restaurant
Peppercorn Restaurant Limited
Mc Fry's-Butere Road
Royal Spice Kitchen
Sugar & Lime Kenya
South B Hazina
Dominos-Nextgen Mall
徽缘饭店Chinese Restaurant, Panari
Red Garnet @ Panari
Al Barka fast foods
Pizza Mojo.
Pampa Churrascaria-Panari Sky Centre
Creamy Inn
JAJEMELO NAIVAS - CAPITAL CENTER
Cyndir Restaurant
Mc Fries
Kitchen Eighteeen
Aangan Restaurant
Kenol Cafeteria
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