Our journey

DEDICATED TO QUALITY

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We started our business in 2008 with one goal in mind: providing an enjoyable dining experience to the heart of Northcote Road. Thanks to our dedication, we have managed to become part of the vibrant community that is Northcote Road!!

We are providing fresh, hearty, and simply unforgettable dishes, from our extended Brunch Menu to our Mains, Pizzas and Pasta. That can be enjoyed with our selective wines, drinks and cocktails.

 We pride ourselves on working with local suppliers and bakeries to source the freshest, highest quality ingredients to serve our community. 

Our team prides itself in providing the best customers experience and ensuring that all our customers have an experience that meets their expectations.

 

STAY AWHILE

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Sunny days guarantee that our outside area will be full of guests enjoying our food, drinks, or a treat. On not-so-sunny days, we also offer comfortable seating inside our Café & Restaurant with Wi-Fi.

 

MORE THAN DRINKS OR FOOD

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So, whether you're shopping, visiting friends, residents for your morning coffee, delicious breakfast, lunch, or an afternoon snack or a relaxed evening dinner, don’t worry we've got you covered!

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READY TO WELCOME YOU

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Pay us a visit today and sit back, relax and enjoy our ambient atmosphere and fantastic food always provided with a smile on our faces.

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Mentions!

Roger Dellar is the artists that created the beautiful Al Gusto, oil on canvas that’s seen on our website  

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Roger works from his studio in Surrey.  

He has a keen interest in people and their behavior, and is fascinated by the way the play of light transforms a subject; either working in the studio or plein air.

 

He is a member of The Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolor, The Pastel Society, and The Royal Institute of Oil Painters.  Since 1996 has been an active member of The Wapping Group.

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If you would like to view all of Rogers work or are interested in buying, then click on the link below that will take you straight to the gallery were Rogers work is being displayed.