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.
Second Shot Coffee is an idea pioneered by Julius Ibrahim, a final year…
Heading to Wimbledon to watch the tennis? Check out the YMCA Wimbledon cafe…
The Manchester Mind cafe offers supported training placements to people who are experiencing, or…
Conveniently located just opposite Norwich Bus Station, Stepping Stones cafe is a social…
In July 2014, Winchester YMCA Cafe opened its doors to the public, offering…
Located on Donegall Street in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, The John Hewitt first opened…
No visit to Oxford is complete without a trip to Turl Street Kitchen…
In May 2003 a group of local people raised £65,000, which was used to…
The Dock cafe, opened in 2012, is a pop-up cafe with a difference.…
The Bobbin Coffee Shop, located on the ground floor of the City Hall…
The Buszy Café The Buszy Café in Milton Keynes has been built in…
Epic Arts is an inclusive arts organisation summed up by their motto ‘Every…
Cafe Britannia is one of the busiest cafes I have ever been to. Based…
What does a Social Enterprise café look like? I guess we all have…
Address: Talgarth Mill, The Mill House, The Square, Talgarth, Powys LD3 0BWOpen to the public: 10am to 4pm…
Tired of the same old coffee shops? Want scrumptious, restaurant quality food at…
Looking for a great place to enjoy a coffee and / or lunch?…
Looking for a great place to enjoy a coffee and / or lunch?…
Looking for a great place to enjoy a coffee and / or lunch?…
Social Enterprise Cafes It is possible to enjoy a delicious lunch and a…