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East Dulwich Supper Club + Vegan Edition


SueJ

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Friday 26th April, 7.00pm - 10.00pm


Vegan Edition of the East Dulwich Supper Club returns with another fabulous plant based meal.


This time we are cooking up a storm with our healthy three course dinner where you bring your own wines and enjoy a price capped night out.


If you are interested then please see link for details of the menu and how to book

https://suzannejames.co.uk/product/vegan-east-dulwich-supper-club-friday-26th-april-2019/


We use the East Dulwich Supper Club as a training opportunity for our younger staff and service may be a little slower than should be expected. Because of this we give 100% of our profits to Westminster House Youth Club in Nunhead which is spent on cookery classes for their youngsters. It is because guests dine with us that we are able to offer training and work to local young people and in return offer support to this wonderful charity. For this we thank you all


Please do take a look at the menu and book your place. Its a wonderful night out and mostly local people


Thank you for reading


Suzanne

www.suzannejames.co.uk


https://suzannejames.co.uk/helping-kids-to-cook-from-scratch/

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