The fish tacos are amazing, the seafood pasta is the favorite, and the pineapple crumble and chocolate fondant for dessert are both fantastic. Sitting on the terrace with the Lamu breeze, the staff are attentive and the pizzas are very good too.
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Read guide →Food & DiningWe stumbled onto this place while visiting Lamu, staying in Shela, and it's a lovely gem. The food was flavorful and fresh. The service was friendly and fast! Good price for the quality! Had a yummy l...
Delicious, great quality and price. The fish tacos are amazing, my favourite the seafood pasta and for dessert the pineapple crumble and chocolate fondant were bomb. The staff was so attentive and fri...
Definitely, one of our favorite places during our visit to Lamu. The pizzas are very good and my husband loved the fish tacos. The staff is always very attentive and kind.
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Cosy spot for breakfast. Good coffee, nice food. They regularly try new recipes, sometimes a hit, sometimes a miss (which is normal imo) eggs Benedict were great! French toast was less convincing. Mil...
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.