Was looking forward to some good coffee in Mombasa. The turkish coffee I ordered wasn't really turkish coffee, and pretty gross.

Went to this coffee house a couple of times while on holiday. The Iced Swahili Coffee they serve here is fantastic, very refreshing. The food is also impressive, particularly their fruit salad. Fresh fruit and a bowl big enough to share. If you're ever around...old town in Mombasa, take a break here.More

I came across this cafe' by chance, on a torrid afternoon as I was looking for shelter, a drink and some rest. It was love at first sight with this very typical Swahili establishment. The ambient was great, and so was the coffee, so I...went back dragging some Nairobian friends to let them feel some Swahili vibes. I was there on three occasions, and tried a number of dishes and drinks. All very homely and tasty. Definitely a place not to be missed in Mombasa.More

Jahazi Café is located at the old district of town and is a very simple authentic place to chill while visiting. I only had a juice but I heard that their food is also nice.

Good atmosphere and a relaxing way to spend your afternoon out of the Mombasa heat. My fiancee is vegetarian and they made a special dish for her without any issues. The coffee is also very good

This is a very nice place, if you want to enjoy your food in a calm environment. it is facing the sea and the food is suburb. Any kind of food you will get. i went for a business lunch and i dont regret. I...love the tikka, in any form, fish, chicken, . i also love the sea food you cannot go wrong.More

A nice cafe with a full menu for a hearty meal. Try their signature Swahili coffee, made from brewed local coffee mixed with spices.

Love this cafe, great place to unwind after some exploring of the old city, sit on a colourful cushion and enjoy some spiced coffee and sweets.

I love this place. The people are very friendly. You should definitely try the Swahili coffee. It’s a coffee with spices like cinnamon.

A beautiful building and great sitting area are a nice place to take a break from the exciting, winding, hot streets of Mombasa and take a Swahili coffee and sit back.

Wish we had time to come backand taste the food... We just tried the swahili coffee, which was good with cinnamon and cardamom flavours. The place is nice for peacefully chill out.

Jahazi moved! I remember walking down the street to find their old place occupied by a small sewing collective. The betrayal I felt was second to none. I was afraid that their new place would be... well, new! It was, but in a good way....It was a breath of fresh air. The new Jahazi is just down the street from the old one in a delightfully crumbly little building nestled near a general goods store, a furniture carver and a residential street. The soul of the place has not changed though the rooms are larger and more airy. Their food is just as fresh as it always was and their kahawa tungu just as ... tungu? lol! You can still gallivant about barefoot right into the kitchen to stay hello. I love this place.More