This trendy place, with smooth lounge music, is great for a glass of wine or signature cocktail in the evening. Found within Village Market, it's also an upmarket cafe where it's possible to enjoy a hearty Mediterranean-style breakfast on the bright terrace or a range of pastas and decadent desserts (try the crème brûlée) for lunch or dinner (mains Ksh 1000-2500).
Karel T-Lounge
Nairobi
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