Narok Coffee House
Know Before You Go
Quick IntelEstimated Cost
Menu items range from KSH 300 to KSH 1,200.
Best For
Perfect for travelers passing through Narok needing a quiet, reliable spot for a hearty breakfast or a quick coffee break.
Access & Logistics
Located centrally in Narok; M-Pesa is the preferred payment method for most transactions.
Operating Hours
Daily 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Editor's Review
Narok Coffee House stands out as a surprisingly sophisticated oasis in the heart of Narok town, offering a blend of Americanized cafe culture with distinct Kenyan flavors. While it serves as a primary hub for locals and travelers alike, visitors should be aware that service speed fluctuates based on staffing, so it is best visited when you have a flexible schedule rather than a tight transit deadline.
If you find the cafe busy or are looking for a more casual street-food experience, the local markets surrounding the town center offer authentic, budget-friendly roasted maize and seasonal fruits that provide a genuine taste of the region for a fraction of the cost.
The Cost: Meals are reasonably priced, with most breakfast items and coffee beverages ranging between KSH 300 and KSH 1,200 per person, making it an accessible stop for both solo travelers and groups.
The Experience: The environment is calm and welcoming, featuring comfortable indoor seating that provides a necessary respite from the dusty, bustling streets of Narok. The infrastructure is fully paved and accessible, requiring no physical exertion beyond walking from your vehicle to your table.
What you can get: The menu features a variety of coffee drinks, freshly prepared breakfasts, and local favorites like samosas served with fries. The atmosphere is quiet, providing a perfect backdrop for checking emails or resting during a long journey to the Mara.
Final Verdict: Narok Coffee House is the most reliable cafe in town. Despite occasional service delays, the combination of a warm atmosphere and solid food quality makes it a mandatory stop for anyone navigating through Narok.
More Details
Explorer Ken's Advice
"Skip the printed menu and ask the staff what is fresh and available that day to ensure a faster and more accurate order."
Things to Consider
Staffing levels can be inconsistent, which often leads to delays when trying to request your bill or get additional service.
Feedback
Top Google Reviews
Katara
The place is quiet and provides a beautiful atmosphere. I had breakfast here, and their food is freshly prepared and very tasty. Their service is quite prompt and food was served within 15 minutes as stated by the wait staff. The only challenge was that there was only one wait staff attending to everyone present, therefore paying our bill wasn't a breeze as we had to go looking for someone to assist us after waiting for a while. I really enjoyed their breakfast 💯. Final verdict is, patronize them if you find yourself in Narok.
Mel A. P.
The food and service was pretty good. It's a very Americanized (menue and coffee drinks) eatery that still has a strong Kenyan influence. Seems to be popluar with the locals.
David Adriance
Good food, great coffee, friendly/efficient service and reasonable prices. Certainly surpasses expectations for what one would hope to find in Narok. Definitely recommend.
Richard Corcoran
Nice people. Food is slow and not great quality. Don't bother to look at the menu, whatever you choose they don't have. Easiest to just ask what's available.
Jerusa Bosire
Good Food and and warm ambience. Their samosas are delicious and are served with some fries. We absolutely loved it there
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