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Results day: Harrogate restaurant offers free treats to A-Level students

Thursday, 14 August 2025 07:09

Zizzi in Harrogate is giving out free treats for A Level and GCSE students.

Students in Harrogate celebrating A-Level or GCSE results can get a free treat at Zizzi this summer – including the chance for their whole table to eat for free.

The Italian restaurant on Station Parade is offering everyone who shows proof of their exam results one of their iconic Garlic and Mozzarella Bombes, among other savoury and sweet treats.

Families joining the celebrations could even win their meal on the house, up to the value of £150.

This year, many students are receiving results via an app rather than the traditional envelope.

To keep the tradition alive, Zizzi will hand each student their own envelope to open, revealing a freebie.

Some envelopes will contain the Garlic and Mozzarella Bombe, while others will offer a free starter, dessert or drink.

A-Level students can claim their treat on today (Thursday) and tomorrow, while GCSE students can visit on Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd August.

The offer is available when dining in at any Zizzi restaurant, including Harrogate, by showing exam results from 2025.

Katy Lomax, Brand & Customer Experience Director at Zizzi, said:

“Students across the UK have worked so hard all year, and we think that picking up their results deserves a delicious treat!

“We’re welcoming all students and their families in to Zizzi to celebrate with us and open up their second lot of results to see if their meal is on us.

“We think students are the Bombe, so this summer they’re on us!”

Bookings can be made at www.zizzi.co.uk.

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