The mango juice is delicious, the seafood platter is solid, and the fries are the best around — nice portions at fair prices. Service can be wildly slow (some people wait over an hour), so order early or have a backup plan.
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Read guide →Food & DiningThe worst experience - don't go to this restaurant. We ordered calamari, squid and fish. For very high price, we received one single piece of calamari served as a whole dish, half of a filet of fish a...
Good food. Nice size portions and affordable. Mango juice was delicious. Nice seafood platter and the best fries around.
We waited over an hour for our food. It never came. We found out they never put the order in but there were three wait staff., no customers. There is no reasont we didn't get our food. We had to leave...
Clean affordable rooms. Beautiful views from the balcony. Working area with WiFi that works just ok. Food is yummy!- Takes sometime though so plan accordingly. All the staff are friendly and ready to...
Curries delicious. The fish or prawn a delicious treat after a long day strolling the island.Great setting and a must on the island. Prices reasonable if you stick with local choices. On both visits t...
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.