At Dijo there were plenty of expatriates at dinner, and a number of Kenyans, mostly women in pairs or small groups, enjoying cocktails, a meal and a laugh.
By
Jackson Biko
Contributor
Nation Media Group
If you are going to do another rooftop bar, do one like Dijo, over at Mandrake on Westlands’s Ring Road. Have a long, generous bar while you’re at it.
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There was a very natural, unrestrained air about the place. Everybody was having the kind of fun they knew.
