The lakeside setting is what sells it β you're eating with flamingos in view and hippos occasionally surfacing. Food is solid cafe basics, nothing adventurous, but fresh and well-prepared. The coffee is good, and the staff are friendly without hovering. Best for a mid-safari breakfast stop.
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Read all reviews on Google Maps βA geological scar stretching 6,000 km from Lebanon to Mozambique, and Kenya sits right in the middle of it. The Rift Valley holds flamingo-pink lakes, dormant volcanoes, escarpment viewpoints, and some of the country's best day trips.
Very nice to eat local in Naivasha, delicious at a very affordable price,...worth visiting if you are in Naivasha
Good. Pocket friendly. Best place to get kids lunch on a budget π. Their dawa is great
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It's a good hotel within naivasha town