CARNIVORE
Carnivore tableside carving experience
Carnivore sauces, salads and sides
Carnivore roast over open fire

Nairobi · Since 1980

The theatreof fire.

Roasted over charcoal. Carried on traditional swords. Carved at your table.

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The ultimate Beast of a Feast

Not dinner.
A performance.

The charcoal pit dominates the entrance. Swords arrive laden with roasted cuts. Carvers move from table to table, serving until the white flag is lowered.

The setting is rustic, theatrical and unmistakably Kenyan—a meeting point between rural warmth and medieval banquet energy.

Carver serving meat from a traditional sword

How the ritual unfolds

Simple ritual.
Unforgettable theatre.

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Begin with soup and fresh bread

The feast opens with a warm first course before the fire takes over.

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Carvers arrive with the feast

Beef, lamb, pork, poultry and game meats are presented and sliced tableside.

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Lower the white flag

The service continues until you declare defeat.

The feast

Built around
fire and abundance.

Carnivore roast presented on a sword
Charcoal-grilled meats

The signature carvery

Roasted over a huge charcoal pit and carved directly onto sizzling plates.

Carnivore Dawa cocktail being prepared
Signature ritual

The Carnivore Dawa

Honey, fresh lime and vodka prepared with its own unmistakable ceremony.

Carnivore carver cutting roast meat
Tableside theatre

Carved in full view

Every cut arrives with movement, anticipation and a little spectacle.

Carnivore group dining experience

Events at Carnivore

Bring the people.
We’ll bring the fire.

Corporate dinners, celebrations and large-format events can be built around Carnivore’s signature carvery, African buffets and international menus.

Carnivore carving experience

Guest stories

★★★★★
“A truly distinctive and unforgettable dining experience. The meat, atmosphere and tableside service made the evening feel like a performance.”

— International guest

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Reserve your table

Come hungry.
Leave with a story.

Daily service for lunch and dinner on Lang’ata Road, Nairobi.