Nairobi Street Kitchen

“A compound for cafés and restaurants which is popular style places in Nairobi. Good burger restaurant inside. Different type of sitting indoor and outdoor. It's mostly for drinks, music and dancing like a night club.”

“Are at several different spots and together had an ‘around the world meal’. Food was great and the small shops were so cute. Highly recommend especially with kids! Being a history teacher my favorite part were the bathrooms with strong African women and historical facts!”

“Nairobi Street Kitchen is a vibe. The food is great but the artwork is what gets you bold, vibrant murals that make you feel the soul of this city. Highly recommend. Will be back! 🔥🎨”

Prinesh Reddy★★★★★

The vibe and atmosphere was absolutely unforgettable. We went on a Thursday evening when it was Salsa/Bachatta night and the place was alive and electric. To sum it up in a few words, it's a dance hall surround by multiple food vendors (almost food trucks style). Honestly, this place made me fall in love with Nairobi. There are plenty of food options from Italian, pizzas, burgers and Indian food to choose from. There are few bars as well. Just a note, when it's busy it is very loud and service might be slow. But truthfully, you don't come here looking for a quiet dining experience. You come here to dance and sing! It was an experience like no other I've had in Kenya and I'll definitely be back here on my travels.

Habib★★★

A compound for cafés and restaurants which is popular style places in Nairobi. Good burger restaurant inside. Different type of sitting indoor and outdoor. It's mostly for drinks, music and dancing like a night club.

Catherine Kisenyi★★★★★

Are at several different spots and together had an ‘around the world meal’. Food was great and the small shops were so cute. Highly recommend especially with kids! Being a history teacher my favorite part were the bathrooms with strong African women and historical facts!

JK★★★★

Nairobi Street Kitchen is a vibe. The food is great but the artwork is what gets you bold, vibrant murals that make you feel the soul of this city. Highly recommend. Will be back! 🔥🎨

george joseph★★★★★

Whatever you do you need to visit this place on a Thursday. It's salsa night where the vibes are just oozing out of individuals as the work week gets to a close. People are all over the dance flow having a ball of a time. The service here might be an issue as it does get packed. You might want to come a little early to get good seats. Expect to be there till the early hours.

Ayush Jain★★★★

Great spot for a lively night out in Nairobi. I came on a Thursday around 11:30 PM and the place was buzzing — lots of people dancing salsa/bachata and the energy was fantastic. Had a burger from one of the food stalls which was pretty average, but honestly the vibe more than makes up for it. Grab a beer, enjoy the music, and soak in the atmosphere. Definitely more fun when most of the food kiosks are open earlier in the evening.

Tosin Balogun★★★★

Nairobi Street Kitchen in Westlands is a creative food hall featuring 11+ global concepts. From Si Señor’s tacos to the quirky Desi Loco bus, it’s an Instagrammer’s dream with vibrant murals. Great for social vibes and rooftop cocktails, though prices are high and service can be slow.

Eat Out★★★★★

This beautiful place offers a vibrant, casual dining experience inspired by popular street food flavours with a creative, modern twist. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, with bold décor and a lively atmosphere that makes it a great choice for casual lunches, weekend hangouts, or a fun dinner with friends or family. The menu focuses on street food favourites elevated with quality ingredients and thoughtful presentation think loaded fries, grilled wraps, spicy wings, fusion bowls, and other hearty bites packed with flavour. Portions are generous, flavours are bold without being overwhelming, and the drinks selection complements the food well, with refreshing beverages and cocktails on offer. #EatOutApproved!