Brothers Halal Farm — Local services in Fort Worth

Brothers Halal Farm – A Fantastic Experience! 🐐✨ Brothers Halal Goat Farm is, hands down, the best goat farm I have ever visited! From the moment I arrived, the staff greeted me with warm smiles and genuine kindness. They go above and beyond to ensure you find exactly what you’re looking for. When I stepped into the farm, I let them know I wanted to buy a live goat. Without hesitation, a friendly staff member escorted me to the selection area and assured me that someone would assist me shortly. As I looked around, I noticed how well-kept and lively the goats were—healthy, playful, and in a clean environment! 🏡🐐 Just a couple of minutes later, another staff member arrived and asked me to step aside for safety while they skillfully called the goat I had chosen. With care and professionalism, they confirmed, “Is this the goat you want, or would you like to pick another?”

I confidently chose my goat and was given the option to observe the preparation or wait comfortably. I opted to sit down, and soon enough, the staff called me when the process was complete. They followed my instructions exactly—I wanted to keep the liver, discard the stomach and intestines, and skip the skin. Watching their precision in handling the meat was truly fascinating. Within about 10–20 minutes, everything was expertly prepared and packed into a large bag for me. After loading the package into my car, I headed home, eager to cook my fresh goat meat. I chopped it into smaller pieces and seasoned it perfectly before cooking—it turned out absolutely delicious! 🤤 I enjoyed it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner because I couldn’t get enough of the taste. I will definitely be coming back whenever I need fresh meat!

Overall Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Employees: Kind, friendly, and highly professional 😊 Cleanliness: The building was spotless! There was a slight natural scent, but nothing overwhelming 🏠✨ Parking: Plenty of space for multiple vehicles 🚗✅ Price: Extremely affordable compared to other meat markets in the DFW area, well i recommend that the lamb and goat prices should be the same 💲🎉 Taste: Absolutely mouthwatering—fresh, tender, and flavorful 🍽️🔥

Brothers Halal Goat Farm has truly set the bar high, and I couldn’t recommend...

Discriminatory and Unprofessional behavior Had an extremely disappointing experience at this halal farm. I ordered a rooster on Sunday at 10:30 am and was had to wait until 12:10 pm to receive my order. The staff showed no sense of urgency and completely disregarded the token order system. They called five numbers ahead of mine before I questioned the owner about the incorrect process.

The owner was blatantly disrespectful. When I asked about my order, his responses were shockingly rude:

"Go around the farm and come back. We are busy here, don't bother us."

"We are not drinking or dancing behind the counter. We are working on it, don't ask us."

"Don't come on weekends, it's busy."

When I pressed further, he continued his rude behavior, even slamming the counter door in my face. It was clear he favored his regular customers and those with large orders, giving them priority over others. His unprofessionalism towards Indian customers was evident, while he was noticeably nicer to Middle Eastern and African customers. He even stated that he doesn't care if we don't come back, showing a total disregard for customer satisfaction.

Additionally, when I requested small cut chicken pieces, they ignored my request and cut large pieces instead. They then rudely threw the package across the counter.

I strongly advise potential customers, especially Indians and Asians, to avoid this farm. Do not encourage such discriminatory and unprofessional behavior. Take your business elsewhere where you will be treated with respect...

We paid $441 for a goat for qurbani. It was our first time doing it in the states. We picked the goat and initially had asked them to cut up. They said it would be cut to the size of a fist. After talking to people who have used them we changed our mind on brother’s farm cutting it up. We called them literally a few hours after selecting the goat (a week from Eid) to tell them please don’t cut it. We will take it to another shop to have it cut.

They said call us at 8am on the day do Eid and we will set your goat aside. We called them the day before to remind them and started calling at 7:30am to ask them not to cut it. No one picked up the phone.

Our goat was cut really badly and pieces were the side of dinner plates. When we arrived and saw the mistake their response was just “sorry”.

It’s a shame how quick they are to take money and then not follow through with the service and a decent product. As a Muslim business I would expect more remorse for the mistake. I would expect them to attempt to make it better by going back to properly cut it. I know they are busy but that doesn’t mean mistakes should be overlooked or excused. We did our part on following their instructions. They didn’t fulfill their part.

All in all. As much as I want to support local Muslim businesses. These types of experiences make it really hard to continue giving our hard earned money to them and not getting a decent product back. If we are going out of our way to support brother’s farm I would expect them to at least follow through with...