What goes in an Easton box
Easton has had halal butchers on its high streets for decades, so people here shop by the cut, not the packet. Whole chickens and chicken thigh on the bone, lamb shoulder and diced lamb for the weekend pot, and mince, lamb and beef both, for kofte, keema and the children's bolognese. Our halal butcher counter is built for that way of shopping: you choose the cut and the weight, and it is prepared on the morning of your delivery.
Alongside the meat, the groceries that go in the same box are the ones that run out first: sucuk, halloumi, tahini, bulgur, tea and fresh lavash. Around Ramadan the orders get bigger and land earlier in the week, and a meat box with a few pantry items on top is the usual shape of them.
Start on the shelf people here use most, halal chicken cut to order, or let a halal meat box do the choosing.
How the drop works on Easton's streets
Put your BS5 postcode in at checkout and the site confirms you are inside the delivery area before you pay. Your meat is cut by our halal butcher partner on the morning of your delivery day, kept chilled, and packed for your drop rather than sitting in a freezer waiting for one.
Several of the terraced streets off Stapleton Road are permit parking, so the driver may stop round the corner and walk. A flat number, a buzzer name or the colour of the door in the delivery notes saves a phone call. If something is not right when you open the box, tell us and we refund it.
The meat is halal-certified and prepared to hand-slaughter standards; how we source our halal meat sets out what we hold and what we do not claim. Cut-offs, windows and charges for halal meat delivery across Bristol are the same in every postcode.
Nearby
We also deliver to halal meat delivery in Fishponds and Staple Hill (BS16) and halal meat delivery in Kingswood and Hanham (BS15). If you are new to the area, our guide to mosques in Bristol may help.