When it's working, the food is excellent and the staff are extremely friendly and solution-oriented â they just opened so service can be slow when packed. The classic French toast and eggs are safe bets, though execution has been inconsistent.
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We visited Artcaffé Kisumu for breakfast and, unfortunately, the experience was below expectations. The welcome was warm, and our waitress Whitney showed us to our seats promptly. I ordered my usual C...
Just recently opened - packed when we visited and thus hard work for the staff. Extremely helpful and friendly staff. Very solution oriented when the order didn't go smoothly. Exciting to see this pla...
I would like to register my disappointed with the customer service at this particular branch. Twice, not once. I order food takes forever , served meat no toothpicks. 2nd time on January 23rd, a frien...
visited with family on its second day of opening. The restaurant section was packed to capacity but the staff quickly found alternative seating for us. Service was abit slow due to numbers but the sta...
KES 4,800 for all-you-can-eat meat carved tableside with Maasai swords. Carnivore is touristy, overpriced by local standards, and absolutely worth doing once. Here's what to actually expect.