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Pulse and Pickle CIC

1, 2 Sutherland Rd Path, London E17 6BX, UK5.0 (91 reviews)07591 476918websitemap

Fully vegan community-interest cafe, grocer and event space in Walthamstow, serving hearty Middle-Eastern-influenced, gluten-free plant food from locally sourced organic produce — 5.0-rated and loved for its welcome as much as its cooking.

Why it's listed: Pulse and Pickle CIC in Walthamstow is a community-interest vegan restaurant and grocer, Google-typed vegan with a 5.0 rating.

Profile last updated 11 July 2026.

Pulse and Pickle CIC — photo
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The business claims it

Structured facts from the listing and website.

Cuisine style
Hearty plant-based home cooking with a Middle Eastern influence and multi-cuisine fusion, largely gluten-free
Food tastes divine, middle eastern cuisine influence.reviews
Kitchen-wide dietary regime
vegan
Everything is vegan, locally & ethically sourced.reviews
Setting & venue context
Community cafe that doubles as an event space and live-music venue, with a small plant-based grocery attached; daytime hours (8am–3pm)
The café also doubles as an event space, with a really varied events calendar.reviews
Service modes offered
dine in
Most amazing food I've had wandering in off the street in London so far.reviews
Price band
budget
a lack of places on the high street that are both healthy and affordable so this place is brilliantreviews

We're holding 1 question for the owner — social or community mission — and will publish the answers here once confirmed.

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Customers reveal it

Recurring signal mined from real reviews — with receipts.

Occasions customers use it for
healthy, affordable everyday lunch · vegan and gluten-free diners · community gatherings, events and live music · visitors wanting a plant-based stop in Walthamstow
Wholly inclusive and hugely welcoming... a worthwhile cause to support!reviews
Dishes customers name repeatedly
sharing platter · stew of the day · mesabha · tahini chickpea dish · locally sourced green salad · vegan gluten-free mousse cakes
The stew, the mesabha, the green salad (ask what's in it!)reviews
Service character as customers describe it
Founder-led and exceptionally welcoming — reviewers describe an inclusive, community feel, staff with dietary expertise, and founders happy to talk through the cafe's philosophy
Owner was lovely, real sense of welcoming for all members of the community.reviews
Value for money as customers see it
Seen as a rare healthy-and-affordable option; 'great value' portions hearty enough that diners report being too full for dessert
All delicious, great value and wonderfully helpful staffreviews
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Only the owner knows it

Questions we hold for the kitchen itself. Unanswered until they answer.

Made in-house & sourcing
Reviewers consistently report locally sourced, organic, even hand-picked produce and a stated commitment to fair pricing for producers — owner detail would confirm suppliers and what is made in-house
a democratic kitchen, organic sourcing, fair pricing for producers, and a fully plant-based approachreviews

We're holding 8 questions for the owner — families & kids, best occasions & the vibe, vegan, coeliac & allergy options, why choose you, groups, private hire & catering, booking or walk-in?, good to know before you visit, must-order dishes — and will publish the answers here once confirmed.