Flint doesn't have an official halal certification. It is listed on a popular food guide as having 'Halal Options', but this is contradicted by the fact they serve pork and alcohol. We recommend you speak directly with the restaurant staff to understand how they prepare their halal dishes and what the risks of cross-contamination might be.

Yes, Flint serves both alcohol and pork. A review mentions their cocktail menu, and a delivery menu clearly lists a suckling pig dish. This means there is a risk of cross-contamination in the kitchen.

We couldn't find any information to suggest that the meat at Flint is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). Given that they serve non-halal items, it's best to ask the restaurant directly about their meat suppliers if this is important to you.

We did not find any information about a prayer room inside Flint. You would need to find a mosque or public prayer facility in the Fitzroy area.

Flint has a private mezzanine dining area that could potentially be booked for groups. However, given that the restaurant serves pork and alcohol, it may not be the most suitable environment for all Muslim families. We suggest discussing your needs with the restaurant when booking.