You can find in this coffee house nice beverages and French pastries, as well as good food. This is mainly a place for expatriates. More

average food wıth average service. I visited the one in West Gate. This is a place where you can get a quick coffee break. More

My first trip to Africa and Kenya and my first morning went in search of coffee and was directed to the Java House. As most of my vacations of late have been to Brazil and they have a set type of menu, here was a place that offered bacon and eggs and they were excellent. And what blew me away... More

Yes, great coffee but also tasty casual lunch and dinner menu items - all at a reasonable price and in a lovely atmosphere in the Serit Centre's ground floor. More

Visited Java at the Junction and Java at Adams Arcade. Service was great and the ambiance was exceptional. The food is also amazing!! More

Java set the trend in the very competitive coffee house chain busines, it's cut throat but through fine offerings they've managed to stay barely ahead of the pack ...make sure you take home a pack of their locally prepared coffee beans you won't anything as good anywhere else on the planet!!! More

I was amazed at the customer service at Nairobi Java House. The food is delicious and I am in love with their milk shakes. Keep up the good work More

I go to Java quite often. The food is always good and never disappoints. The menu is quite varied which helps to cater to different tastes. The only drawback is the slow service which I've never understood as there is an abundance of waiters. More

For those of us who don't think travel should mean you have to put up with lousy coffee, Java House is a welcome relief. Clean and spacious facilities all over Nairobi, better coffee than Starbuck's, and, for that matter, better eats. Prices are steep for locals - Ksh 150, or a little less than $2 for a medium coffee -... More