Location: Narok
Top Restaurants in Narok
Top Things to do in Narok
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Find out what African restaurants to try in Narok. Narok (sometimes referred to as Narok Town) is a town west of Nairobi that supports Kenya's economy in south-west of the country, along the Great Rift Valley. Narok is the district capital of the Narok County and stands as the major centre of commerce in the district. Narok has a population of around 40,000 people, mostly Maasai. The Maasai, natives of Narok district, refer to Narok as Enkare Narok (meaning black water or dark water) named after, Enkare Narok, the river flowing through Narok town. The elevation of Narok is 1827 metres (5,997 feet) in altitude.
Things to do in Narok
1. Chill Spot Coffee House
Chill Spot Coffee House is located in Narok Town at the Oltalet Mall. We offer the best coffee, snacks and meals in Narok town and its environs. Chill Spot has a great look and feel with booth and dinning seats; awesome hot and cold drinks, great meals, a
Reviewed By laitammy
Attentive staff, cool place to chill on the way from Nairobi to Arusha. We went back to the same air-conditioned restaurant on way back from Arusha to Nairobi.
2. The Supreme Lounge
The supreme lounge is a modern facility within Narok town.We serve different cuisines to suit our clients taste
Reviewed By ekrazon65
We stopped here for lunch on our way to safari. Great tasting and freshly made. Had the chicken tikka, and the chicken and mushroom. Very good. Pain the manager very friendly.Thank you so much for the positive feedback .We look forward to hosting you again.
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3. Palmer's Gardens
Reviewed By jrmulimba
May one say it's worthwhile a 'jewel' off the Bomet Rd within 200 meters from MaraLink Hotel at Narok.The trained 'chef' [x-utalii college nbi] and staff are quite hospitable and give services worthy the pocket.Food is well prepared and served in a clean environment especially that the gardens are away from the 'dust' of the busy Bomet Rd. They can prepare all 'cuisines' for your test 'but' emphasyse on the 'marinated' "MBUZI CHOMA with UGALI"..... you will love it among other dishes.Ask for 'Maasai 'nyama choma' and more delicacies on offer. however, early booking of your meals is ideal as may be 'packed' especially with 'booked functions'.They may not have a good stock of 'drinks' as they have just started the business as well as their "WASH ROOMS" which are 'temporarily improvised' and are building "better ones".A good site/joint for transiting travelers/revelers/tourists to and from the Maasai Mara game Reserve. A well thought 'venture' for NAROK TOURISM services and to the discerning traveler.
