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Highly recommend for people travelling to africa and would like to buy some good quality reasonably priced products and souvenirs! Great products good service! Super comfy environment. Have been here twice and i absolutely love it. Best place to buy stuff in Nairobi !

A must visit if you are in Nairobi. Closed on Mondays. This is a curated local market with everything ranging from jewelry, shoes, clothes, home decor, kids toys and clothes etc at higher than usual but still fair prices. You will also find a cafe there with an extensive varied menu of breakfast and lunch items. They have a bakery section with freshly baked goods- amazing pumpkin pie- and hot and iced beverages. There is plenty of seats and good enough wifi to get some work done while you enjoy the cool breeze and quiet of this place. The cafe staff is very friendly and the food comes out quick. Highly recommend!

It’s a large indoor artisan hub with many local vendors in one space. You’ll find good-quality Kenyan crafts, textiles, decor, jewelry, bags, etc. Shopping is relaxed, no aggressive sellers, fixed prices, card accepted. There’s a café inside, decent for a coffee or light lunch. However prices are noticeably higher than street markets or Maasai markets. Not a cultural experience - more curated boutique vibe than “real Nairobi market”. Only Good if you want easy, classy souvenir shopping in one stop. Skip if you want bargains or a lively local market feel.

Huge crafts store with a cafe in the centre. Very relaxed experience shopping here, you are not hassled at all to buy anything and plenty of staff are on hand if you have any questions. Prices are not cheap but the goods are of an excellent quality. The cafe in the middle is equally relaxed and a great place to chill out and have a bite to eat, food was very good. I definitely recommend dropping by here if you get the chance.

Incredible selection of selected Kenyan brands of home goods, apparel and accessories it is on the pricey side and therefore the 4 stars but I really recommend visiting. They have toilets, a cafe and a farmers market on Fridays.

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.

It really is something hidden, when you get in it literally opens into a world of African products that I’m struggling to describe. The staff are so welcoming and helpful. The hidden part is the amazing coffee and food spot which I did not get to try but wow it’s a place I would love to just go spend time.

Make sure you come with plenty of time— great selection of artisan products & cafe in the courtyard. I enjoyed the variety of practical gifts (kitchen & homeware, shopping bags) and shopping in a calm atmosphere with fixed prices & no negotiation:)