A little more
Sunday.

Good coffee. Something warm from the oven.
And absolutely no reason to rush.

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Warm café interior with hanging lamps, chalkboard menus and an illuminated café sign

A seat worth staying in.

First, coffee.

Flat whiteEspresso, silky steamed milk: £3.60
Long blackA little water, a lot of character: £3.20
Filter of the daySimple, seasonal, slowly enjoyed: £3.40
Chocolate, slowlyDark chocolate, steamed milk: £4.20
A proper pot of teaBreakfast, Earl Grey or fresh mint: £3.20

Then, something good.

Butter croissantGolden, flaky, just as it should be: £3.50
Eggs on sourdoughSoft eggs, cultured butter, chives: £8.50
Seasonal toastRoasted vegetables, whipped ricotta: £9.00
Mushrooms on toastRoasted mushrooms, herbs, sourdough: £9.50
Granola & orchard fruitThick yoghurt, compote, toasted oats: £6.50

Three people bringing their cups of coffee together over a table

The second
cup of coffee.

The catch-up that runs a little longer. The corner you make your own. A morning with nothing urgent in it.

Sunday Table is a neighbourhood café imagined around those small, good moments. Something in your cup. Someone across the table.

Save a little time for it ↗

For now.
And for later.

A loaf for the kitchen. A pastry for the walk. Something to put in the middle of the table.

Seeded and flour-dusted bread loaves on a dark wooden surface with wheat stalks — From the imagined bakery counter.

The bake list

Sample counter selection

Almond croissantFrangipane, flaked almonds: £4.20
Brown-butter cookieDark chocolate, a pinch of salt: £3.00
Plum & vanilla bunSoft dough, orchard fruit: £4.00
Everyday sourdoughA loaf to make tomorrow better: £5.50

Illustrative offerings and prices.
Nothing is available to order in this preview.

A little Sunday, to share.

The weekend box: two butter croissants & two seasonal buns.

£14.00Illustrative box price

Before you
pull up a chair.

A quick coffee or a long breakfast?

Both fit the idea. The counter would welcome a takeaway order, while the tables are imagined for slower mornings and a little more conversation.

Can I ask about ingredients?

Always. A live café would provide current ingredient and allergen information, including the limits of what its kitchen can accommodate. This sample menu is not food-safety information.

What about a small gathering?

The proposed enquiry journey would help agree a group size, time and suitable menu. This concept does not take reservations or deposits.

Make yourself at home.

A fictional café concept. No live location or reservations.

A little more Sunday.

Something good.