Not one for doing restaurant reviews on here normally, but I was so chuffed with finding this place that I had to give them a bit of a write up. It’s the Tide Tables Cafe in Richmond. We went in there just for a cuppa after walking along the river, but when I spotted the “vegan menu” board up on the wall we had to have something! Read more…
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This was the first year that Tide Tables cafe has been a part of Richmond’s annual On The Edge world music festival. Despite the inclement weather, musicians serenaded customers at the cafe, much to the delight of diners and passers-by. We had duo ‘One Man Down’ who attracted a lot of attention with their renditions of greek and russian folk tunes on the mandolin and guitar and Anna Larkin who sang some wonderful Irish ballads, plus Catherine Whyte on the Japanese bamboo flute, Guy Padfield on the autoharp and songstress Liz Arcane.
This relaxed vegetarian cafe hidden under Richmond Bridge is a quiet, cosy spot ideal for all occasions. The food, as well as the atmosphere, is healthy and enjoyable.
Sir Paul told the Today programme that the idea for Meat Free Monday came came about “with the UN saying that livestock is a bigger demon to global warning than the whole of the transport industry put together. This wasn’t coming from a vegetarian society but the UN”.
“So I wrote to Gordon Brown, the heads of countries and asked them what they thought of the idea. Since then it has caught on…. It’s not a veggie idea, it’s a planet idea.”
We are now supporting Meat Free Mondays and to give you an incentive to go meat-free we are slicing 10% OFF YOUR BILL on Mondays.
Meat Free Monday is an environmental campaign to raise awareness of the climate-changing impact of meat production and consumption.
To find out more please visit www.supportmfm.org
We are now supporting Meat Free Mondays and to give you an incentive to go meat-free we are slicing 10% OFF YOUR BILL on Mondays. Meat Free Monday is an environmental campaign to raise awareness of the climate-changing impact of meat production and consumption. www.supportmfm.org
Tide Tables Cafe is delighted that the fabulous Jane Siberry is coming to play two dates in Richmond.
Jane a singer/songwriter from Canada who has been releasing records since the mid-eighties is a truly inspirational musician with a large cult following. She has successfully forged her own independent path away from the mainstream music industry; she was one of the first ever artists to institute a self-determining pricing policy for her music. Jane has recorded with artists of renown such as KD Lang, Peter Gabriel and Brian Eno.
Read more about Jane Siberry on TimesOnline
The concerts at Tide Tables are part of Jane’s sell-out world tour.
Dates: Thursday April 15th and Sunday May 2nd
Tickets £15, OAPs and children free. Space limited. Pre-booking essential.
To reserve tickets email: hey@tidetablescafe.com or call: 07779 738 665
Doors open 7.30pm, 8pm start