Ultimate Coffee Map for Kenya

The most comprehensive searchable map of coffee cafes, coffee roasters, coffee suppliers in Kenya.

How we got here:

Have you ever been travelling and just needed a coffee. You search google maps for coffee shops and end up at a shack serving Nescafe!? me too. After yet another trip to across Kenya and not finding coffee, only to find out later that there was a coffee shop close by if only i had known, the idea for www.findmecoffee254.com finally got pushed to reality.

The website is up, Insta page https://www.instagram.com/findmecoffee254/ with a growing following. The missing item was a searchable coffee map.

So here it is, click the button to start your coffee journey:

Coffee Map

What you will find:

All of the Kenya locations (more being added all the time - please share any missing ones to info@findmecoffee254.com

You can zoom in to a city as it is google maps format, here is all things coffee in Nairobi.

The further to an area, for example, here is Coffee in Lavington

Enjoy exploring coffee and we hope you never go without great coffee on your travels ever again. Find new hidden gems and share your own finds so we can keep improving the coffee map of Kenya.

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