Spinners Web Kenya Ltd

Talk about a spot that takes advantage of tourists and expats: terrible food (how much sugar does a tomato soup need?!), super dry sandwich, and weak coffee! Post lunch we shopped and the prices are comparable to Pottery Barn or other western shops. Beautiful layout/setup though.

Liked the wide range of crafts, both local and West African, it has. Liked also its cafe/ restaurant, which has one of the best carrot cake I’ve had in Nairobi.

one of my favourite places to shop as the staff do not haggle you and the prices are set from the get-go! we also take the time to enjoy our all time favourite brekky - huevos rancheros and pumpkin pie dessert! There is a resident cat that is so cute and cuddly and also they have heaters for when its cold! The pricing is very fair and the food is incredibly tasty

Always such a lovely place! With kids or just for a coffee and shopping.

I absolutely loved loved this place. I was not expecting it to be that big. I spent like 4 hrs here. We had lunch too which was amazing. My kid was entretained too . Staff is very very helpful!

Great place with crafts from Kenya and other African countries. Yes some prices might be higher than in usual craft markets and there's no bargain here but if you want variety and tagged prices while browsing in a pleasant place that's your place! Credit card payment accepted and there's a 7 day exchange policy. No refunds though! After shopping you can have a cake with a cup of coffee at their little café. A nice place for sure.

Best souvenir shop in Kenya! A local friend recommended this place to me and I can’t thank them enough. Here you’ll find reasonably priced, high-quality products with elegant designs. Lunch was also amazing. I’ll definitely visit the place again for my next trip to Kenya!

A one-stop shop for all your Kenyan and African curio needs. Clean, easy to navigate, and affordable prices without the hassle of haggling. Huge variety of curios and local artists available. Good food for lunch or a snack too!