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Mix-up mealtimes in lockdown with an order from The Meatball Company.
Bringing a new and exciting meatball delivery concept to households in Deal, the takeaway service has opened at the perfect time as people spend more time at home in the coming weeks.
Launched on October 1 by Wellingtons bistro owner Sharon Cullen, The Meatball Company enables diners to enjoy healthy, freshly prepared meatballs along with a choice of sauces, sides and dessert options which is then all carefully packaged for either delivery or collection.
Using locally produced fresh ingredients, customers can choose from beef, pork, chicken or soya meatballs, select a homemade sauce of their choice with options including tomato, pesto and parmesan, combine it with a side ranging from fresh vegetables and salads to chips, bread or truffle mash and even add a dessert for those with a sweet tooth!
And the ordering options do not stop there.
Subs, burgers, soft drinks, shakes and cookies are also sandwiched amongst the meatball choices as well as fantastic value meal deals and children's options to ensure the whole family can make the most of dining in at home with restaurant-quality food together.
Ordering is quick and easy and is done directly - either via the website themeatballcompany.co.uk or by downloading The Meatball Company app.
Food is available Thursday to Monday and customers should check the website for the latest opening hours as staff respond to the new restrictions now in place.
What's more - order on a Monday and the special 'Meatball & Movie Mondays' will see your order include a free tub of popcorn as well.
Based in Beach Street, a delivery service is available to book within a two mile radius alternatively orders can be collected.
Where possible, food is packaged using Vegware containers which is made from plants using renewable, lower carbon, recycled or reclaimed materials, and designed to be commercially compostable with food waste.