The Brickyard Food Court

The Brickyard Food Court is a family dining haven in Nairobi where picky eaters become happy eaters. With multiple food vendors offering everything from local Kenyan dishes to international favorites, plus outdoor seating and games to keep kids entertained, it's the perfect spot when traveling families need flexibility and variety without the fuss of a formal restaurant.

• ✓Multiple food vendors allowing each family member to choose their preferred cuisine
• ✓Outdoor seating area perfect for families with energetic kids who need space
• ✓Games and activities to keep children entertained while waiting for food
• ✓Casual, no-pressure atmosphere where families can relax and take their time
• ✓Opportunity to try both familiar international foods and local Kenyan specialties

1. 1.Arrive with Kenyan shillings in small denominations, as some smaller vendors may not accept cards or have limited change for large bills.
2. 2.Visit during off-peak hours (2-4pm) to avoid the lunch and dinner rushes when seating can be competitive.
3. 3.Let each family member choose from different vendors, then meet at a central table. This solves the 'everyone wants something different' dilemma perfectly.
4. 4.The outdoor seating is ideal for families with active kids, but bring mosquito repellent for evening visits.
5. 5.Ask locals which vendor has the best nyama choma (grilled meat) or chips masala. These Kenyan favorites are often kid-approved and a great cultural introduction.

Weekday afternoons (2-4pm) offer the most relaxed experience with fewer crowds and easier seating. Evenings and weekends get busier but have a lively, social atmosphere that some families enjoy.

This is a casual, pay-as-you-order venue where you purchase from individual vendors. Most vendors accept cash (Kenyan shillings), with some taking cards. Outdoor seating means come prepared for Nairobi's sun and occasional afternoon showers.

Open year-round. Nairobi has mild weather throughout the year, though the rainy seasons (March to May and October to December) may make outdoor seating less comfortable. The dry seasons offer the best outdoor dining experience.