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Tribearth

Top Pick 2026Top Picks have a Google rating of 4.5 or higher from 200+ reviews and are still open. They are never paid for.Google rating 4.8 (250 reviews)
Ukunda
VeganVegetarian

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Even if you eat meat daily, the vegan food here will make you forget what you're missing. The Buddha Bowl and Syrian platter are worth the wait, and Marion's service keeps you smiling while you do. Try the Ethiopian coffee ritual, browse the in-house jewelry, and don't skip the smoothie bowls.

Highlights

  • Dine-in
  • Takeout
  • Delivery
  • Serves beer
  • Serves wine
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian options
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Takes reservations

HoursClosed

MondayClosed
TuesdayToday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Google reviews

4.8250 Google reviews
  • Ola O.Google review · 1 Jan 2026

    200% reccomend and we're not vegan. If anything, we're quite big meat and fish consumers, but food here is so good, you won't be missing meat. If you don't want to try the food, at least come for coffee and other drinks. It's incredible. We came here everyday and had a syrian platter, falafel wraps and breakfast: the acai bowls. Food: Falafel is hands down the best I ever had! Everything is so fresh and aesthetically pleasing. Not usually a fan of acai bowls, but these taste incredible! Drinks: The banana date latte is so flavoursome, it works both for coffee drinkers and non+coffee drinkers. We also had ethiopian coffee ceremony and the coffee was so rich and deep in flavour served in a beautiful pot. I normally don't like black coffee but it would be a crime to cut this with milk. I'm geniuelynsad every time I drink coffee now because it's just not comparable to how good it is at Tribearth. Atmosphere: just great. The owner is so friendly, the staff are great too. They organise music nights every now and abai. And make their own jewellery. You can just sit and relax

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  • Laura L.Google review · 18 Dec 2025

    Fantastic relaxing atmosphere. The food was so tasty too. I highly recommend the Ethiopian coffee ritual. They also have a nice little jewellery shop. Nice and gentle team who works there, always smily...which makes a big difference.

  • D. A.Google review · 10 Nov 2025

    I love this place and can't recommend it enough! I will start my review by stating that I'm not a vegan or vegetarian, I just like tasty food. The food here was amazing! It was so good in fact that I ended up eating here multiple times during my stay in Diani Beach. The Buddha Bowl is a must try. If you enjoy a cup of Joe in the morning, the Ethiopian coffee here is amazing. It's more than just a drink but an experience as well and I highly recommend it. The two servers here, Sophy and Marion are super fun, friendly, and warm making this place a very inviting spot to eat and or hang out. I just loved the positive energy and good vibes that I felt here at Tribearth including the staff. Also, the owner is an amazing woman who truly cares about the community here at Diani Beach and has created a beautiful space. She's doing wonderful things and I'm excited to see the completion and magic of her dream become a reality.

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  • Noa C.Google review · 7 Nov 2025

    Lovely smoothiebowls and service! Marion’s service is amazing and the icecoffees are nice as well. Take into account that it takes a bit longer to prepare the bowls :) but worth the wait!!

  • Naveen K.Google review · 17 Aug 2025

    Such a peaceful, chillaxed, beautifully and artistically decorated spot to relax and enjoy some unique Ethiopian vegan flavours. The cook is amazing as are all the kind people who work there. Very nice homemade jewelry pieces as well made in-house. An elevating and expansive experience ! 💜🇪🇹🐒🥥🍵

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Location

Diani Beach Road, Diani Beach, Kenya

Ukunda

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tribearth is open Monday: Closed; Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM.
Tribearth is located at Diani Beach Road, Diani Beach.
Tribearth serves vegan, vegetarian cuisine.
Yes, Google lists Tribearth as taking reservations. Call +254 717 160750 to book.

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