Pubs, bars, and clubs in Nairobi Kenya

Carnivore Club

Location: Langata Rd near Wilson Airport; tel: 020 501706.
The Carnivore has gained international notoriety for its barbecued game meats and is a popular venue with locals and often (bizarrely) a finale to a wildlife safari — see the wildlife and then eat it.
Efficiently run, with excellent service, the restaurant is in a series of terraces, with tropical plants where smiling waiters come round with hunks of roast meat, cutting off slithers of ostrich, zebra, gazelle and crocodile.

Location: Ngong Rd. next to Ngong hypermarket.
This has a friendly atmosphere and good grilled meat. It normally features live bands on Wed and Fri—Sun.

The Motherland

Location: On Ngong Rd between Adam’s Arcade and Ngong hypermarket.
This is an Ethiopian restaurant with authentic cuisine, at reasonable prices, and they have genuine Ethiopian live entertainment.

Klub House Westlands

Location: On Parklands Rd near the sport club.
This comprises a good music and disco venue with a large aquarium in the main disco ha]], together with pool tables and a 24-hour TV screen sports channel. Outdoors is Joe’s Burger Bar which has cheap snacks and a bar, where you can congregate around a bonfire in the evenings.

Plums Hotel Westlands

Location: Next to the Kitab House.
This has good nyama choma, and often has live bands playing, including some of the top names in African music.

Florida 2000 and New Florida nightclubs

Location: Central Nairobi.
Long established, the Florida nightclubs have good discos and live bands, and Chinese food is served all night. It’s a renowned pick-up joint with plenty of twilight ladies and gents — make sure you do slot leave drinks unattended.

Black Cotton Club

Location: Langata Rd Karen.
This is a nightclub with a large disco which attracts the settler community who live out of town. It’s open on Fridays only, and not every Friday, so check locally for details. Entry free before 22.00, thereafter KSh2SO.

The Simmers Pub City

Location: centre opposite the 680 Hotel on Muindi Mbingu St
This is an excellent venue for live bands and one of the few in the city centre. It’s very loud, but there’s a lively bar and good food. Be sure to take a taxi after dark.

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