Kardamom & Koffee

Ordered a cappuccino, breakfast sandwich and a green juice. Received great service in a beautiful setting tucked away from busy Kampala. Great place to eat read and hang out. They’re building a garden on the property as well.

I love K&K! It has become a staple spot for a little escape from busy Kampala. The food is mostly great, try the falafel and the side of potatoes (maybe the patatas bravas?), and the breakfast scramble or gyro. All favorites! They sell some locally-made items and have a Saturday morning market which I highly recommend!

loved the acoustic friday session i attended, the food was yummy and the service was excellent. they also offered mosquito repellent which made the whole experience better!

I absolutely loved this place. I was looking for a good spot to work from during my week in Uganda and randomly came across it, such a great find! The atmosphere is amazing, the service is excellent, and it’s a really comfortable space to get things done. The standby generator when the power went out was a lifesaver. Highly recommended

Truly love this place. Kardamom & Koffee stands out as a beautifully curated café that blends relaxation, thoughtful design, and excellent coffee. If you’re looking for a quiet corner in Kampala to work, read, or enjoy a mindful meal, this should be your top pick. I had a latte and falafel for lunch while wrapping up some work. Falafels were crispy and very well prepared, I liked that it wasn’t overwhelmed with different spices. They went perfectly with the tzatziki sauce. It was a perfect afternoon! And they sell hand made beautiful crafts.

Really beautiful place. It's like a home for introverts. There are lots of books and plants. The food was good. I wanted the chicken pesto pasta, but they didn't have pesto, so they improvised with another sauce. It was okay. I had the Moroccan mint tea which was also really good. It's nice

A beautiful cozy cafe in a hidden location. Very nice and cute interior. Parking on the street along the road and on the lawn. Inside you can buy souvenirs, T-shirts, and interior items. Autumn polite staff. Great coffee. With the kitchen, everything is not so simple. I ordered eggs Benedict with salmon, the bun was dry, the egg was overcooked (we asked for a runny yolk), and they didn’t put salmon in the dish but included it in the bill. In general, I think you should try the sandwiches, they say they cook them well there. There are a lot of foreigners among the visitors.

We had a fantastic time at the 7 hills farmers market and went for breakfast brunch after. What a lovely tranquil natural coffee place. The food and drinks were fantastic and you get everything fresh from the farmers market. We will definitely come back.