458 Hoe St, Walthamstow, E17 9AH  ♦  020 8558 6880  ♦  email  info@hornbeam.org.uk

The Cafe is open 11am – 4pm Monday to Friday, 10.30am – 5pm Saturday

We serve vegetarian food which is local, organic and fairly traded, develop local projects focusing on conserving resources and helping people live more sustainably, and provide an affordable space for local groups to meet.

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News

  • Fork to Fork Seasonal Supper: Sat 25th May Check out the menu for this Saturday’s Fork to Fork supper club at the Hornbeam – loads of truly local and fresh produce from Organiclea: watercress and celeriac soup, nettle gnocci, spicy broadbean fritters, rhubarb frangipane and apple & sorrel sorbet! Lovingly prepared by Jenny and Kate from Norman Loves Soup. Three courses for £15. Advance ...
  • Veg of the month Have a look at our “Veg of the Month” blog, written by our talented master chef Ruth Quinlan, who is introducing new flavours and inspiration to Hornbeam Cafe. It features an enticing blend of history, science & recipes, and for the month of May its the turn of Spring Greens to appear in the spotlight. Also, if you ...
  • “What’s On” events listing for May Our May programme of events at Hornbeam is now out, and features a Natural Cosmetics Workshop, a free Container growing skillshare, and Organiclea plant sales every Saturday, as well as our regular weekly Curry Club (2nd May is already fully booked), Kids Kitchen for under 5s, and the Open Mic night.  And many green events ...
  • Hornbeam’s Annual Report published The Hornbeam Centre’s three core aims are to 1. promote healthy locally grown, organic and fairly traded vegetarian food, 2. develop local projects focusing on conserving resources and helping people live more sustainably, and 3. provide an affordable space for local groups to meet. You can see how this translates into actual projects and activities in ...
  • Star Volunteer: John Byrne Three months ago The Hornbeam Centre’s loft was almost impassable due to being full of innumerable but potentially useful objects ranging from 2 old leaky water tanks, a tea chest, several desks and chairs, and building materials from the buildings refurbishment 20 years ago. However the chaos meant that many items were effectively lost as ...

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