Go for the chicken, which is tasty, and to watch soccer with a mature crowd in a spacious setting. Skip the beef and goat choma — they're overcooked and portions are small — and watch your bill because staff have been known to add extras you didn't order.
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Read guide →The beef and goat choma were overcooked, tough, and served in disappointingly small portions. The establishment itself feels past its prime—some of the screens aren’t fully operational, and the staff,...
Boma Hotel Mwatu Wa Ngoma. Beef and Goat was hard, hard and I think the chef (Eric) changed my portion. The flies which make a Butchery good were too many. The rug is the chef's kitchen is outright di...
Ah, neutral decor or ambience. They were not generous in the amount of food considering the price. But a good place to chill and watch soccer if you are in town
very tasty chicken-excellent service-though not as uptown as one would want,but it is an alternative to the upper end clubs-very spacious and mature crowd
Food was ok, but bill was inflated with kachumbari, spinach and other stuff we didn't ask for. Staff are a bit cheeky.
An intimate, all-suite boutique hotel in Karen with four-poster beds and Out of Africa ambiance. At $350 for a Deluxe Suite, Hemingways offers genuine luxury — but Karen's isolation is the trade-off.