Reservations, events, collaborations, or just a question about the beans — we read everything.
Whether it's a reservation, a private event, a collaboration, or just a question about the beans — we read everything and write back.
Sourced from smallholder farms across Ethiopia, Kenya and Rwanda — read the full sourcing story on our Our Roots page.
Real photos of our space, drinks and counter are throughout this site — see the gallery on the homepage.
Find us on Google Maps to read reviews or leave your own — every visit helps other Kilimani regulars find us.
Find Us on Google Maps →Rumi Café is at Titan Complex, Ground Mall, Kilimani, off Chaka Road, Nairobi. It's an easy walk from most points along Chaka Road, on the ground floor of the mall.
Rumi Café is open every day from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, including weekends. Hours may change on Kenyan public holidays.
We serve handcrafted coffee rooted in African heritage, using beans sourced from East African smallholder farms in Ethiopia, Kenya and Rwanda — from espresso and filter coffee to dawa tea and cold drinks.
Yes — message us on WhatsApp at +254 703 426 695 or use the contact form on this page to request a table, and we'll confirm with you directly.
You can reach us on WhatsApp at +254 703 426 695 — tap the WhatsApp button on this site or save the number directly.
We do host private events. Send us the details — date, group size, and what you have in mind — through WhatsApp or the contact form, and we'll follow up with availability.
Yes — we host recurring community gatherings including coffee tastings, barista days, book days and open mic nights. See our Events page for current formats and how to RSVP.
Our full menu — coffee, tea, food and drinks with prices in KES — is on the Menu page of this website.
Yes — Rumi Café is at Titan Complex, Ground Mall, just off Chaka Road in Kilimani, Nairobi.
Rumi is built around slow coffee and African heritage — East African beans sourced directly from smallholder farms, an unhurried café space, and regular community events in the heart of Kilimani.