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Claim This BusinessFrom KES 50 street food to KES 8,000 tasting menus, navigate Nairobi's dining scene neighborhood by neighborhood with insider recommendations for every budget.
Read guide →Food & DiningEat well in Nairobi for KES 50-500. From smokie pasua to Kenyatta Market lunches, discover where locals eat authentic Kenyan food without tourist pricing.
Read guide →Food & DiningFrom nyama choma grilled on charcoal to ugali eaten with your hands, Kenyan food tells the story of 42 tribes, centuries of trade, and a country that takes eating seriously. Here's everything worth ordering.
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The restaurant itself was an interesting place. The building was very unique. The staff was very attentive. They had wood fire pizza which some of our party ordered. It was very good. W we started o...
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →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.
One of the finest Italian restaurants at Village Market. The current owner, Nico—formerly the chef—took over the space from the old Osteria, where he once worked. Since then, the clientele has only gr...
La Casa di Nico offers a warm and inviting Italian dining experience that feels both relaxed and authentic. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it a great spot for a quiet lunch, a casual din...
Last night at La Casa di Nico Ristorante was one of those rare dining experiences where generosity, craft, and atmosphere align effortlessly. The owner, Nico—an Italian gentleman of genuine warmth—we...
Casual Italian eatery. We had a party of 8. Our server was prompt and attentive. The food came out in a very timely fashion and was quite delicious. Plenty of staff and management was present tending...