It is much more than a meeting place for sports enthusiasts and those who like to keep fit while having fun. The Italian padel in Nairobi, immersed in the green surroundings of the Gigiri district, a stone's throw from the main embassies and the Kenyan seat of the United Nations, has now consolidated its success thanks to the combination of wellness and competition, in the name of a fashionable sport such as padel, and quality 'sins of gluttony', almost all of which are the offspring of our food and wine tradition. What could be better than being able to afford a fresh burrata after a doubles match? Or celebrating a tournament victory with a tiramisu and a glass of wine?

At Padel Kenya in Nairobi there are three courts that you can book or where you can even take lessons from a teacher, but also accompany your children or friends and enjoy a gin and tonic in the peace of the area, interspersed with the soft sound of the tennis ball and the background of enjoyable, never intrusive music. This is why, apart from light racket players, Padel Kenya at Queen Deli is very popular at lunchtime, given the number of nearby offices and diplomatic premises, and in the late afternoon. Not to mention evening events, including parties and deejay sets.
To get an idea of what Padel is like in the capital, below is a photo gallery and our video report.