Charcoal Grill

Have been a huge customer for Charcoal. 15 years now!! Never have been disappointed by them and their service, fast delivery time, food on point. My personal favourite foods are: Chicken doner - has the juiciness and good texture Chicken kebab - is always perfectly cooked and is perfect coming off the grillAll the staff are friendly and respectful, good to talk to while waiting for food inside the shop. Even though I may live far away where traffic can be a pain to get through, delivery drives are always on time and even early (never been late once). All and all deserves the big 5 star, lots of love!
Apr 20th, 2023

Kebab and Chicken, a tasty duo, Together in Value Box Number One, a feast to pursue, Juicy meats, a blend of spices, so divine, A meal that will please, both heart and palate combined. In this box of treasures, so much to be found, A feast for the senses, with flavors all around, A little surprise with every bite and every sip, A value so grand, it's bound to leave us in blissful grip. So here's to Kebab and Chicken, a perfect pair, Together in Value Box Number One, beyond compare, A feast for the senses, that's both filling and grand, A value that's priceless, in this box at our command
Feb 8th, 2023

We ordered through Just Eat , 2 pizzas and a lamb Kofte. Both pizzas burnt and the lamb Kofte and salad were put on top of the pitta which was just a soggy mess. None of the food should have been sent out. Over 30 spent and no one happy with what they had.
Dec 6th, 2022

Jul 5th, 2022

WAKE UP PEOPLE!!! wanted to charge for a debit card, Hidden charges for paying with a debit or credit card will be banned from today (13 January), helping millions of UK consumers to avoid rip-off fees when spending their hard-earned money. So-called surcharging has become commonplace, particularly online, with many retailers hitting people with surprise charges just before they are about to make a purchase. Some retailers have been known to add charges which are far higher than it costs them to process a payment. It is estimated that surcharging cost Brits 166 million in 2015. Todays ban means that it will be unlawful for retailers to charge additional fees when someone uses a particular credit or debit card, or other payment systems like PayPal, to make a purchase. This will ensure consumers can be confident that there wont be any nasty surprises, and they wont be penalised for wanting to pay in a particular way. Economic Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen said: Its completely unfair for someone to be hit by a hidden fee just before they are about to make a purchase, so by scrapping these rip-off charges we are helping to give power back to the consumer. As we build a fairer society, this added transparency ensures buyers can make informed choices about how they spend their hard-earned money. The new rules will be enforced by Trading Standards who will have the power to take civil enforcement action against traders who breach the regulations. It will also entitle customers to receive a refund of any unlawful surcharge they have paid and enable them, if necessary, to take legal action to recover any such surcharge. The ban on credit and debit card surcharges is effective across the EU from Saturday 13th January 2018, and will apply to all purchases made where the banks of the consumer and retailer are within the EEA. In the vast majority of other circumstances surcharges are capped at the cost to the retailer for processing the payment. The UK Government took the decision to also include other payment methods such as PayPal in the ban to further protect consumers.
Nov 8th, 2022