Pauls answer:

We’re happy to accept the following payment methods:

• Visa
• Mastercard
• Maestro
• Apple Pay
• Google Pay
• Samsung Pay
• Discover

We are also happy to accept good old fashioned ‘cash at the door’, but goods cannot be left if unpaid.

Pauls answer:

We deliver to customers living in Barnsley and South Yorkshire. Our aim is to hand deliver all orders personally. For deliveries further afield, we’ll get your order packed up and send by a suitable courier. We’ll contact you whichever way you do order, to discuss getting your order quickly to you.

Pauls answer:

Once you’ve placed you order, we will contact you either by text, phone call or email to arrange a delivery slot. Our delivery days are Mondays, Tuesday, and Thursdays we aim to get your order to you within 2 working days. If an item is out of stock we will let you know straight away and see if you want to wait or substitute it.

Pauls answer:

Of course! As a small business ourselves, we’re more than happy to deliver products to both business and home addresses. I’m always looking to build collaborations with like minded businesses, to either supply them, or sell their products through my website.

If you’re interested in stocking any of our products or have other trade enquiries, visit our contact page and leave us a message. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Thanks. Paul.

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Pauls answer:

The majority of our delivery products are exactly the same price as they are in our shop. Sometimes i will do a ‘quick shop offer’ that the website will not offer. This is to encourage people to keep in touch with us at the shop, see our happy faces, and exchange some banter. The only exceptions are some fragile or chilled products which require more packaging and therefore may be slightly dearer, but by a few pence, not pounds.