The food for thought series will showcase cafes that provide delicious food and drink AND do good for others and their community. These cafes are known as social enterprise cafes, or charity cafes.
Grassmarket Cafe is a lovely little gem tucked away in the old Grassmarket…
A daily changing menu, homemade cakes and a long list of interesting hot…
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Food redistribution charity FareShare received a record 9,070 tonnes of food from the…
UPDATE: November 2016 – Coffee Ethic closed it’s doors for the final time…
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InCafe, opened to the public in early February 2016, is being run by…
Sheffield social enterprise Twin Cafe operates on the principles that business is something…
Kahaila cafe is a coffee shop in East London with a conscience. A…
Roll for the Soul is a not-for-profit bike cafe, workshop and event space…
Social enterprises are becoming increasingly popular as support from local communities shows that…
A quick search on the Internet for social enterprise cafes in Manchester led…
Located behind the National Theatre, The Green Room is a diner, bar and…
We Walk the Line is a social enterprise pop-up cafe currently in Dalston,…
Station cafes are not known for being jewels of culinary delight, but Portsmouth…
On Saturday 4th July I was one of 20 volunteers who ran a…