Halal Restaurant Finder
Search a city or use your location to see halal places on a map and in a list.
Saved Places 0
Tap on any restaurant to save it.
Guidance only. Confirm any religious ruling with a qualified scholar or your local mosque.
About the Halal Restaurants tool
This finder shows restaurants and butchers that are tagged as halal in OpenStreetMap, a public map built by volunteers. You can search a city or area, or use your location, then see the places in a list and on the map with distance, hours, phone and website where they are listed.
Filters help you narrow the list to zabiha, places open now, delivery, takeaway, wifi or butchers, and you can change the search radius. You can save places to a list that stays in your browser.
The halal tag comes from volunteers and can be out of date or wrong, and it does not mean a place is certified. Before you eat, ask the venue about its meat and certification, and follow what your community and scholars advise.
How to use it
Search a place. Type a city, neighbourhood or postcode, or press the location button.
Set filters and radius. Choose zabiha, open now, delivery or takeaway, and the distance you are willing to travel.
Open a place. Tap a card to see the details panel with hours, phone, website and a directions link.
Save your favourites. Press the star to save a place. Your saved list stays in this browser.
A city search
List of listed places sorted by distance Markers on the map for each place Details with hours and a directions link
Tips for good results
- Phone ahead to confirm the halal status and the opening hours.
- Ask whether the meat is zabiha and who certifies it.
- Widen the radius if a smaller town returns nothing.
- Add missing places to OpenStreetMap so the next person can find them.
Common mistakes
- Assuming a map tag is the same as a halal certificate.
- Trusting the opening hours without a call.
- Searching a very small area and thinking nothing exists.
- Forgetting to allow location when you press the location button.
Common questions
Are these places certified halal?
Not necessarily. The data is volunteer-tagged, so a place may be listed without a certificate. Ask the venue and follow your own standard.
Where does the data come from?
From OpenStreetMap contributors. It can be incomplete or out of date, and ratings appear only if someone has added them.
What is zabiha?
Zabiha refers to meat slaughtered according to Islamic rules. If this matters to you, ask the venue for details and what they follow.
Can I save places?
Yes. Press the star on a place. Your saved list is stored in your browser and is not sent to an account.
Why do I see no results?
Try a wider radius, a bigger nearby city or a different spelling. Coverage varies by region.