Scotch Fillet cooked

Cooked, cut in half and stacked so you see the cross-section.
Campisi Butchery · Roberto’s Deli
45 things to look at from your walkthrough on Thursday — the new photos first, then the changes to the website itself. Photos are shown exactly as they’ll appear on the site, and the line underneath each one is what you asked for.
Tap Happy or Not right on each, and add a note if you want to say why. Everything saves the moment you tap it — Charlie sees your answers straight away, so there’s nothing to send and nothing to lose if you close this and come back later.

Cooked, cut in half and stacked so you see the cross-section.

Cooked cross-section, same as the scotch.

Cooked cross-section.

Actually grilled this time, with real grill marks.

Braised, more than one piece, in a dish with sauce.

The patty served in a burger.

Cooking in tomato sauce.

Cooked as patties.

Whole on a board with grill marks.

Whole on a board with grill marks.

One log with one slice cut off — not the three faces it had.

Cooked cross-section.

Same fix — one log, one slice, one face.

Cooked cross-section.

Cooked cross-section.

Trimmed of the outside fat, cross-section showing the marbling.

The whole brisket from the side, not from above.

Marbling and the dry-aged crust.

Marbling and the dry-aged crust.

Marbling and the dry-aged crust.

Sliced only — the whole piece is gone, like you asked.

Pulled pork with herbs.

Right in close on the crackling.

Rotated 90° clockwise.

Stacked like the window. No parsley.

Several cooked — same thick sausage as the raw shot.

Fried as meatballs, on their own, not in sauce.

Spaghetti bolognese — what you could make with it.

Closer in, less visible fat.

Baked and golden, cut to show the cross-section.

Individual ribs separated, with grill marks.

BBQ glazed and caramelised — not burnt black.

Closer and fresher looking.

Roasted with slices carved off.

Three shanks together, not one.

Grilled, a few together.

A full farmed rabbit — no ribs showing.

Braised bianco, in the white wine sauce.
No pictures for these — they’re changes to how the site works. Say yes or no to each and we’ll build the ones you want.
Bigger logo and more of the brand colour the moment the page opens, so you know straight away whose shop you've landed on. At the moment the colour is only hinted at.
Replace the first big photo at the top of the homepage — you said the current one isn't right.
Right now the products are mixed up — you spotted three different cuts sitting next to each other and the minces scattered. We'd group them the way the window is laid out: beef, then lamb, pork, chicken, sausages, mince, with each family together.
The website says orders are usually ready in 2 hours, but the checkout tells the customer 4 hours. We'd make both say 2 hours for now and change it once real orders start coming in.
The story — who you are, the history, why you're different, and a short clip walking through the shop. Worth doing because the AI search tools now read websites, and there's nothing there for them to find about you.
Returns and refunds, terms, and privacy. The returns one would say fresh meat has to be reported the same day and change-of-mind isn't covered. It would also state publicly that the weight shown is the minimum you'll receive — your cutting leeway stays internal.
Your idea — a recipe on each item, and later a short video on hover. We'd do this after launch, since you wanted the shop tidied and live first.