3 Best Restaurants in Rwanda

Social enterprise Question Coffee serves special blends of Rwandan coffee from their Kigali Coffee Center. Despite the fact that there's no tea or food except for the occasional pastry, you'll be lucky to find a vacant seat. Specialty coffee masterclasses and guided tours of women-led coffee farms are available by appointment.

Founded by American couple Alissa and Josh Ruxin, this oasis of gourmet cuisine is a perennial favorite among foreign residents and affluent Rwandans for weekend brunch, evening cocktails, and special-occasion dinners with an international menu that ranges from Chinese stir-fry to pumpkin risotto to goat brochettes (a Rwandan staple). The wooden terrace with thatched-roof and recessed lighting affords spectacular hillside views, while art from the adjoining gallery bedecks the brick walls. Herbs and greens are grown on-site and organic produce is used where possible. Local favorites are given a decidedly foodie twist, such as the urwagwa sour cocktail, which pairs regional banana beer with citron and lemongrass. Check out their weekend brunch on Saturday and Sunday, when pancakes, omelets, and fresh juice abounds.