What to Expect
Café Nush at Village Walk has a pleasant setting, though several recent reviewers flag rising prices and thin staffing. Rachel (2025) found it “often feels understaffed, which means service can be slow”, and thought prices “noticeably high compared to similar spots in Harare”. Tinashe (2022) gave three stars because the latte “was not hot at all” and the menu lacked caramel or vanilla flavours. Ruvarashe (2023), by contrast, called it “Amazing food at decent prices” with free wifi for quiet afternoon work. Brenden (2022) found the morning staff respectful and patient with indecisive customers.
Quotes are from Google reviews, credited by first name and month.
What Diners Say
from 1,321 Google reviews
★★★★☆
Cafe Nush has a pleasant setting and a menu that offers a variety of options, but the experience is let down by a few key issues. Prices are noticeably high compared to similar spots in Harare, and it’s hard to justify the cost for what you get.
★★★☆☆
Nice place, beautiful atmosphere. 3 stars because the Lattė was not hot at all and the prices are slightly outrageous and they don't have a lot of common flavours. Who doesn't offer a caramel or vanilla latte? All coffee people that love their latte love those 2 flavours.
★★★★★
Amazing food at decent prices. Great for meeting up with friends and coffee dates. Located in a busy space so not great if you're looking for privacy. Not too busy in the afternoons so you can do work/meetings there with perks of free wifi.
★★★★★
Came in one morning for breakfast before the rush began and I have to say that I absolutely love the atmosphere that Cafe Nush brings! The staff are always respectful, patient especially for some of us who can't decide on what to order. I 100% recomend this restaurant
★★★★☆
The food was good. The service was good. It was a calm atmosphere. However, you can’t help but feel a bit rushed to free the table or finish your food because the waiter continuously checked up on us and asked if we were done. I understand continuous service but it’s a fine line.
