Café Nairobi

Ida Ghahremani Andrades★★★★★

My husband and I moved to Palm Coast a few months ago and are huge coffee lovers! We love buying our whole beans of choice and grinding them fresh daily. A few minutes from where we live, there is a market every Sunday where this Cafe Nairobi Kenyan coffee is sold. We always make sure that we’re fully stocked on this coffee because of how high-quality and delicious tasting it is! 🤤 It is a very low acid Arabica coffee, which we appreciate. Truly, you have to taste this for yourself to understand how this coffee compares to others. The beans are handpicked from volcanic soils in Kenya. It’s al

Pamela Ferree★★★★★

Life is way to short to drink awful coffee! Most of us take it for granted, even. For years, coffee has become almost ceremonial and it became evident when we started learning about the origins of all the coffee we've drank over the years. Once we learned the nuances among coffees grown around the world, and the importance of clean non-chemically grown and organic, we became much more intentional about the coffee we buy. The coffee Martin had us sample at the Flagler Beach Farmer's Market did NOT disappoint! One sip and you know this isn’t ordinary coffee. Café Nairobi delivers the bold, wor

Steve Levitz★★★★★

Really good coffee. I purchased the Caffe Nairobi from the roaster himself. Very friendly and and humble but proud of the product he produced., Rightfully so, this bean offers a smooth, low-acidity profile with a rich, full-bodied mouthfeel. The flavor is deep and well-rounded, with subtle earthy notes and a clean, satisfying finish. It’s an excellent choice for anyone who prefers bold flavor without any bitterness. I will be buying this again.

Lauren Linton★★★★★

I love this coffee so much! I am the biggest coffee snob and this local roaster has come in clutch by providing the best quality and most delicious beans right at my own local farmers market. I can’t wait to see this product on the store front! I prefer the whole beans so that I can grind it up myself and throw it in the French press. It smells like heaven and tastes like it too!