Restaurant Reviews: Mint & Salt

Cute and dainty is how I would describe this homey establishment. Although its been a month since I've been there😅😂. I still think it'll be a good idea to write a review:)

Mint & Salt is a 4 star bakery and café located at Uchumi House,Off Moi Avenue,Aga Khan Walk,Nairobi. Perfect place to visit when in the cbd.

The interior is very well lit and a good playlist which I think we can all agree is key😂.

The food served here is honestly like a 9/10 and very well presented with a buy one get one free burger offer every Tuesday, I meannn, I'm not passing up on that 😂. They also have happy hr everyday from 4pm-7:30pm.

My only critiques would be the service was pretty slow although I did go on a busy day, and the washroom chile😂 they should definitely improve on that:) Oh ,and definitely a bigger space would benefit them to prevent overcrowding.

The next time you want to treat yourself and you're around town, I would definitely recommend. Have a good April. My birthday month yeey😂. And I love yah😙.

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