LOT 88 on the park

LOT 88 on the park

LOT 88 on the park

5.0(1 reviews)
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Positive Indicators

  • The owners have told HalalHQ directly that they are Muslim owners and that all the food they serve is halal and there is no pork on the premises.
  • The printed breakfast and lunch menus both carry a halal mark.
  • No item on either menu is pork. The bacon listed is beef bacon, and the lunch menu prints beef rashers and uses sujuk in place of pork sausage.
  • The owners state that alcohol is not used in preparing the food.

Points to Consider

  • Alcohol is served at private functions and booked events.
  • HalalHQ has not visited or called the venue.

Analysis performed:

Our Recommendation:

You can eat across the menu here. The owners have told HalalHQ directly that they are Muslim owners and that all the food they serve is halal and there is no pork on the premises, and the printed menus they supplied carry a halal mark. Alcohol is served at private functions and booked events, which is why the venue is listed as halal friendly rather than fully halal.

Is LOT 88 on the park halal?

The owners have told HalalHQ directly that the venue is Muslim-owned, that all the food it serves is halal, and that there is no pork on the premises, and its printed menus carry a halal mark. The bacon listed on the breakfast menu is beef bacon. Alcohol is served at private functions, so we list the venue as halal friendly rather than fully halal.

Does LOT 88 on the park serve alcohol?

Yes, at private functions and booked events. The owners state that alcohol is not used in preparing the food.

Why is LOT 88 on the park halal-friendly and not fully halal?

The food is halal and no item on the menu is pork, but alcohol is served on the premises at private functions. A venue that serves alcohol is listed as halal friendly rather than fully halal.

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