Eating and Drinking

Jannah Signature Breakfast

Start your day with a refreshing blend of fresh tamarind juice and Spring Valley Coffee French press. Our breakfast spread features organic cherry tomatoes drizzled with olive oil and lime, creamy avocado, homemade organic granola, a vibrant fruit salad, natural yogurt, and freshly baked bread served with artisanal butter, homemade jam, marmalade, and organic honey. Delve into the Swahili component of our breakfast, offering a culinary journey with dishes like traditional Viazi, Beef Samosas, Baazi cooked in coconut milk, Bhajia reminiscent of Falafel, Mandazi triangular donuts, and sweet fried dumplings known as Kaimati.

Please note: Eggs, beef bacon, and sausages are available upon request with a 24-hour notice.

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Eating Out

  • Please note the below establishments do not serve or allow alcohol.

    Ali Ali has a street BBQ every night with delicious BBQ chicken and Mshkaki (take away only).

    Rangaleni very tasty local cuisine street venue.

    Stop Over, Bahari & Sea Souk Café are all local nice venues with a good vibe delicious food.

  • Please note the below establishments do serve alcohol.

    Peponi, Kijani, Majlis and Manda Bay.

  • Please note the below establishments do not serve or allow alcohol.

    Street food vendors

    Seafront Cafe

    Bush Garden

    Hapa hapa on the sea front

  • Baraka gallery has a coffee shop *

    Ali Lamu has a hotel and restaurant called Umalila *

    Decent pizza in the Palace Hotel

    Lamu House has a nice restaurant *

    Petleys Inn has a nice roof top bar

    Vava Coffee Shop*

    *Alcohol may be served