The shakshuka and kadak chai hit the spot, and they'll turn on the AC when you need it. Tucked into Old Town Mombasa near Fort Jesus, this cafe serves fresh food and fresh juice — you'll wait a few minutes, but it's worth it.
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Read guide →We ordered from the menu but most items we requested were not available. We waited over 30 minutes for our food. No interaction from the waitress after placing order. Don’t know where all these top re...
Stumbled into the Oceanside Cafe on a hot Mombasa day and it did not disappoint. Friendly staff who are very accommodating to our needs even offering to put on the AC. The space was beautifully decora...
Such an intimate dining experience in the heart of old town Mombasa Fresh food,fresh juice The food was delicious and freshly prepared. You will wait for a minute but it is worth the wait
This is such a good spot for breakfast and coffee. There’s airco, a lovely atmosphere and really tasty food and coffee (also for vegans)! Overall, would recommend this place. Also, the owner is really...
Good food, great service and a very nice atmosphere inside. We were feeling hot from the weather and she put on the AC for us. Came here for breakfast and had the shakshuka myself and the kadak chai (...
Most tourists rush to the beach. They miss Mombasa's soul: narrow coral-stone alleys where 500 years of Swahili, Arab, Portuguese, and British history lives in every carved door and crumbling wall.