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&Beyond Bateleur Camp
Ultra-LuxurySafari

Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

18 rooms
Opened 2000
Imprint Architecture / Fox Browne
Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Dining guide

&Beyond Bateleur Camp Dining Guide

Meals are garden-to-table on the lodge deck, beside either pool, or out as a bush breakfast or a fireside river supper. Dinner has no printed menu — the chef talks the table through the set. Guests and Travel + Leisure still name Chef Jackson. Lunch can be a garden board. The South Camp bar is coffee by day and sixteen craft gins after dark; house pours sit in the inclusive rate, champagne and fine wine do not. Ask for a bush supper when you book the tent.

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Before you book dinner

  • Mealtimes follow game-drive rhythms: early morning tea and biscuits, bush brunches, and multi-course dinners.
  • Private candlelit dinners can be arranged on your tent veranda upon request at no additional charge.
  • The interactive show kitchen accommodates all specialized diets and preferences.

&Beyond Bateleur Camp dining FAQ

What style of food is served at Bateleur Camp?
The camp serves contemporary Pan-African fine dining, fresh organic salads, and traditional open-fire boma barbecues.
Are all meals and beverages included in the rate?
Yes, all meals, fine wines, premium spirits, local beers, and soft drinks are included throughout your stay.
Can meals be served in the bush?
Yes, bush breakfasts and sundowner cocktail stops on the escarpment are regularly integrated into daily game drives.
Can private dinners be arranged?
Yes, personal butlers can arrange romantic private candlelit dinners on your tent deck overlooking the Mara plains.

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026