The Last Zebra

We came here on a recommendation from a lady at the military museum in the castle and we are so glad we did! The best food we had all week and very good service too. We had halloumi fries, broccoli and green beans with Parmesan, chunky fried fish as a three dishes deal (£26) plus chicken kebabs. Really great beers too

Absolutely amazing, would definitely recommend. The food is a bit pricey, but the portion size and flavour is absolutely worth it. The staff were lovely and it was an overall amazing experience. I had the ruby curry naan and it was amazing.

Yummy food, good selection of drinks (alcoholic & non alcoholic). Good atmosphere. Great staff.

Lovely food and friendly staff, a must if you are in the area.

Very disappointing. I’ve only been to this place twice... The first time was great , very good food and excellent service. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about my second visit. The steak was terrible, and I had to ask for it to be replaced. They brought me another one, which wasn’t as bad, but still not great. The dishes are very simple considering the prices on the menu (supermarket-style french fries). Sadly, I won’t be returning.

I visited this restaurant in the latter stages of November 2024 during a day trip to Carlisle, and the excitement I had beforehand was met by pure excellence in every regard. The waitresses were remarkably friendly and were ready to have a chat with me about my visit to Carlisle. In terms of food, the menu is quite large, and I felt as though I was spoilt for choice as a result, but I ended up ordering a buttermilk chicken burger with sweet potato fries, and it was as scrumptious as ever. I must also state that the restaurant has a peaceful atmosphere and a really interesting interior design, especially with the zebra head. If you are ever in Carlisle, I strongly recommend that you visit this establishment.. You won't be disappointed

Really nice place, food was great and staff excellent.

As a cask ale drinker I was bitterly disappointed with the selection and the quality of the ale available. Why this is in the Good Beer Guide, heaven knows