Entrecote Kisima Ltd
Ranked in Best Casual Dining in Nanyuki
About
A restaurant offering quality steaks and grills. The meat is well-prepared and the dining experience is satisfying for meat lovers.
Highlights
- Dine-in
- Takeout
- Delivery
- Serves beer
- Serves wine
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Brunch
- Vegetarian options
- Wheelchair accessible
- Takes reservations
HoursOpen now
Google reviews
- Faith B.Google review · 19 Jan 2026
A must stopover in the middle of nowhere. Great coffee
- Alton M.Google review · 29 Oct 2025
The sausages were awesome and made from scratch. Had to buy some to make at home. The rib eye and rump also were very nice. Mandatory stop on that route for some home grilling and snacks for the road.
- Stacy G.Google review · 2 Jun 2025
I was there Yesterday 1st June 2025 and the food was okay. The food delayed but it was a busy day so I understood. Problem is I've been stuck in the Toilet for sometime now! I had the Chicken don't know if it was the problem but something was not good in that food!
- Timothy K.Google review · 28 Oct 2023
On the way kind of a Hotel. Ideal for a quick stop over if you are along Nanyuki - Meru Highway. They have fresh made Kenyan Snacks, African Tea and coffee among others. Nice seating area with clean bathroom. The Hotel is next to a small shop selling farm products, supermarket products and also has a Liquor store selling Kenyans and imported beers. The hotel have a small parking area for enhancing stop over clients. It’s a safe and great place to grab a quick meal or snack.
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- Michael A.Google review · 28 Jan 2023
Cozy, quiet, beautiful little place with food, drinks, ambience of nature overlooking the canola plantations. Convenience store, liquor and gift store within too... awesome stop over point at Kisima
Location
Meru- Nanyuki Highway, close to Kisima Farm, Timau, Kenya
Nanyuki
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