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100% halal kitchen · Clifton, NJ

Halal pizza in New Jersey — and where we actually deliver.

North Jersey has plenty of pizzerias. Finding one where the whole kitchen is halal is the harder part, which is why we take calls from towns our drivers don't reach. We opened in Paterson in 1998 as the city's first halal pizzeria and later moved to Clifton. The kitchen at 600 Getty Ave is halal-only — every meat certified, a halal-only fryer, a halal-only slicer, nothing else on the premises. Our own drivers cover nine towns; past that, people drive in. Start with the halal menu or read how our halal kitchen is run.

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Where we deliver

These are the towns our drivers reach. Not a marketplace radius, not a third-party app guessing — our own people in our own cars, which is why there is no Grubhub or DoorDash markup on the food.

Clifton, NJPaterson, NJPassaic, NJNutley, NJGarfield, NJWallington, NJLyndhurst, NJBloomfield, NJBelleville, NJ

There is an order minimum on delivery plus a small driver fee, and most runs land in about 25 to 40 minutes depending on where you are and what night it is. Delivery is cash to the driver — same for anything ordered over the phone. Card works in person at the counter and on online orders. Full ETAs and street-by-street notes live on the delivery page.

Outside those nine towns

People look for halal pizza in Wayne, in Parsippany, in Piscataway — and some of them end up standing at our counter, because they drove. So here is the honest version instead of a map that pretends otherwise. Wayne is a Passaic County town outside our driver line. Parsippany is Morris County. Piscataway is Middlesex. We do not deliver to any of them, and we are not going to hand your pizza to an app that will.

What we do instead is pickup — free, and usually ready in about 15 minutes if you order online before you get in the car — and catering, which is how most out-of-radius orders actually happen. Trays for gatherings up to about 200 people, roughly 24 hours' notice on the big ones. The 28-inch party pizza feeds 12 to 15 adults off a single pie, which is the reason people make the drive for it. Mosque programs, school events and Ramadan iftars and Eid parties make up most of that book.

By city

The three cities we know best

Clifton, Paterson and Passaic all sit in Passaic County, and they are where most of our orders come from. South Paterson's Main Street is a long halal and Middle-Eastern strip — grocers, bakeries, grills — and thinner on pizzathan on anything else. Each page below covers that city's delivery timing, the streets we run most, and what people there order.

By the pie

Every pizza, all halal

Nothing here is a halal substitution of a pork item that got left on the menu — the pepperoni is beef pepperoni because that is the only pepperoni in the building. Each pie has its own page: what goes on it, how it's built, how long it sits in the 550°F oven, and what to order alongside it.

Not in a pizza mood? The halal-only fryer also turns out fried chicken and wings. For a crowd, the 28-inch party pizza is the one-pie answer, and it is what most birthday orders are built around.

FAQ

Halal pizza in NJ — straight answers

Do you deliver halal pizza across New Jersey?
No — and we'd rather say so than take an order we can't get to you hot. Our own drivers cover 9 towns: Clifton, NJ, Paterson, NJ, Passaic, NJ, Nutley, NJ, Garfield, NJ, Wallington, NJ, Lyndhurst, NJ, Bloomfield, NJ, Belleville, NJ. Anything outside that radius is pickup at 600 Getty Ave in Clifton, or a catering order you collect. Call (973) 247-9922 if your street sits on the edge of the line and we'll tell you straight.
Do you deliver to Wayne, Parsippany or Piscataway?
We don't deliver to any of the three. Wayne sits in Passaic County but outside our driver line; Parsippany is Morris County and Piscataway is Middlesex County, both outside it as well. People from all three drive in, so the move is to order online before you leave — the pie goes in the brick oven while you're on the road and is usually ready in about 15 minutes.
Is the whole kitchen halal, or only the meat?
The whole kitchen. Every meat we carry is halal-certified — beef pepperoni, chicken, beef, sausage, gyro, deli turkey and halal turkey-bacon. The fryer is halal-only, the deli slicer is halal-only, and so are the prep tables. There is no non-halal product on the premises at all, so there is no cross-contact pathway to worry about. Supplier certificates are kept on file and we'll show them to you if you ask at the counter.
How do I pay if I'm driving in from out of town?
Card or cash in person, and card online. The one thing to know before you dial: phone and delivery orders are cash to the driver, not card. If you're coming from further out and want to pay by card, order online or pay at the counter when you pick up.
Can you cater a halal event outside your delivery towns?
Yes, as a pickup. We do trays for small gatherings up to about 200 people, and the 28-inch party pizza feeds 12 to 15 adults off one pie. Give us roughly 24 hours' notice on large tray orders so we can sequence the brick oven — more during Ramadan, when iftar and Eid orders stack up. We're closed Mondays, so a Monday event has to be collected the day before.