12/04/2026
Our new admin person, Jordan, said we need to post more photos of our caterings
Well, here is one of them, an evening mezze buffet spread we did recently for Barrow Cadbury Trust.
Lovage Project is a vegan community cafe and caterer located at Stockwell Park Community Centre in London, UK. It provides affordable meals with 50% of meals being free for people over 60 and some from mental health support groups at the center. With a commitment to serve stew daily, Lovage Project is encouraging vegan donations to its crowdfunder campaign to help open five days a week as well as two additional hours in the afternoon.
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To get to Aytoun Place in London, there are a few options for public transport:
1. Take the tube to King's Cross St. Pancras Station and transfer to the Northern line towards Morden. Get off at Stockwell station and transfer to the Victoria line towards Walthamstow Central. Get off at Vauxhall station and walk approximately 10 minutes to Aytoun Place.
2. Take a bus to Vauxhall Bus Station and walk approximately 10 minutes to Aytoun Place.
If driving, there is limited street parking available in the area, however, there are several nearby car parks including Q-Park Westminster and NCP Car Park London Victoria which offer hourly or daily rates.
Note: These directions do not imply that Lovage Project is located at Aytoun Place.
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Lovage project is a vegan community cafe and catering service located at Aytoun Place in London. They recently moved to their new home at Stockwell Park Community Centre and have been serving delicious vegan meals ever since. Their menu includes savory drozdzowka with kale, mushrooms, and bacon or roasted potato, rosemary, and cherry toms. Chef Kamila's spinach and parsnip dhall with rice, pea, and turmeric pickled cauliflower is also a must-try dish.
What's even better is that Lovage project operates on a donation basis, with a minimum donation of £1 for a plate of food. This allows anyone to come and enjoy their meals without breaking the bank. They also have a crowdfunding campaign to help them keep cooking five days a week.
Aside from their delicious food offerings, Lovage project also has an inspiring story behind its success. Andrea, who visited them at their old place in Vauxhall before COVID-19, asked them to do some catering at The Foundry which led to the opening of their kiosk there. They are grateful for her support and wish her all the best as she goes on maternity leave.
If you're interested in joining their team or just want to drop by for some tasty vegan food, Lovage project welcomes everyone with open arms.