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The Thorn Tree Café Nairobi
I go to The Sarova Stanley often enough.
Usually, I spend most of my time inside the hotel, though, rarely going to the cafe outside.
My experience of the café is limited, for the most part, to going there as a little girl with my mother or my aunt and later, as a young woman, passing the café on my way home.
On those evenings, the beautiful music playing there would always beckon me.
I would instantly make a mental note to visit it soon.
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I recently got an opportunity to visit The Thorn Tree Café again when a friend’s mother suggested that we meet there for a late lunch.
I made my way to the cafe around 4 p.m.
As usual, the tasteful decor and the Sarova Hotels’ welcoming staff were there to greet me.
What did not impress me that day was the food I ate.
I chose to have Pita Pockets with Grilled Vegetables, Hummus, and Olives because I had been to the gym earlier in the day and didn’t want to undo my previous efforts.
I was sure that this would be both a healthy and delicious option.
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