Roti Bar says on their own website that they are 'Halal Certified'. They are also listed as halal on several popular halal food websites. This gives us good confidence that they serve halal food, but it's good to know they are also licensed to serve alcohol.

Roti Bar does not have any pork on their menu. However, they are 'fully licensed' which means they do serve alcohol on the premises.

We didn't find any specific information about whether the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). For peace of mind, it's always best to ask the restaurant staff directly about their meat suppliers.

While the restaurant does not have its own prayer room, there are facilities nearby. The RMIT Mosque & Islamic Center is very close (approximately a 2-3 minute walk), and the BSN Central Mosque on Fitzroy Street is also within walking distance at about 800 metres away.

Roti Bar's website mentions they are 'perfect for parties and functions', so they can likely accommodate large groups. However, there is no evidence of separate or private family dining areas, and the restaurant is often described as busy with a casual, open atmosphere. It is recommended to call ahead to book for a large group.