POINTZERO COFFEE — Restaurant in Nairobi

After the five of us finished brunch, we decided to take some photos at a café. We had previously informed the staff that we wanted to take a few photos outside, and they told us it was okay. While we were taking photos, the staff said that commercial photography required a fee. We then negotiated with him, saying that if using a camera was considered commercial photography, we could pay the fee. He said it would be 1000 per hour. We tried to bargain because it was a bit expensive for us, but he refused. I then suggested deleting the photos, but he said that since we had already taken the photos, we had to pay. I agreed, but then he turned around and brought his manager, who said it would be 2000. We said it was 1000 just a moment ago, how did it become 2000 when we had only been shooting for less than 15 minutes? He then brought a police officer with a gun to threaten us...

This is one of the top 10 places in Nairobi to enjoy a very authentic Kenyan coffee experience.

The decor itself tells a story. The colourful fabric used on the lampshades is from a material we commonly refer to as the less. This is the main dress code is what the people from the Kenyan coast wear to date. There is also a mixture of jungle green fabric which highlights our ove and passion for nature.

If all this intrigues you to learn more, the cool thing is that you can walk into Nairobi Gallery which is right next to pointzero so that you can learn more about the Kenyan people, our way of life and the history.

If you are commuting, taking an uber or driving this place is right opposite the Kenya immigration office and a famous bus stop called...

Quiet, shaded and chilly. Located right next to Nairobi Gallery, this is one of the most sensible meeting spots in Nairobi. It's central but not in the bustle of the city, it's rooted but yet seems mobile seeing as the kitchen is based on a food truck, it's shielded from the elements yet open enough for you to feel you're outdoors. They have a great drinks and menu, numerous choices of coffee and a very powerful Dawa for a chilly Nairobi day. It's a place to go...