When you're hungry in Sheffield, the reflex is to open a delivery app. Fair enough — they're convenient. But here's what the apps don't put on the front page: ordering directly from the takeaway is almost always the better deal, for you and for the place cooking your food.
What the apps actually cost
Delivery platforms charge takeaways a commission on every order — commonly reported at up to 30%+ once fees are stacked. Takeaways have two options: absorb it, or quietly price their app menu higher than their own menu. Most do the latter. That's why the same feast box can cost noticeably more through an app than ordered direct — same kitchen, same driver, different middleman.
Why ordering direct wins
- Better prices. No commission baked into the menu. Our website prices are our real prices, and our best deals — like the discounted feast boxes — live on our own menu.
- The kitchen sees your order instantly. No tablet-in-the-corner relay. Direct orders go straight into our flow, which is how we hold a 45-minute delivery window.
- Your money stays with the takeaway. Independent food places run on thin margins; ordering direct is the difference between your £20 feeding the business or feeding a platform's quarterly report.
- Collection is even faster. Order online, collect in around 20–30 minutes — no app queue at all.
Ordering direct in Sheffield
Our whole menu — wood-fired pizzas, kebabs, smash burgers, gyros and the famous feast boxes — is on this site, with delivery across Sheffield in 45 minutes to an hour and a half at peak, or collection in 20–30. Last orders 22:15.
Order direct here — your wallet and your local takeaway both thank you.