Sardunya cafe bistro

18/06/2026

Our homemade mezes delicious, healthy, light, colourfull, pleasure to share with loved ones.
This is beetroot carpoccia, with whipped feta, walnuts and rocket!

09/06/2026

Something exciting coming! We are starting "BOTTEMLESS BRUNCH " this weekend! From 10 am to 3pm delicious brunch and cocktails to sip, eat, drink, joy and repeat! Why don't you try and book your table with your loved ones? Call 07855 401109 or book on our website.

27/04/2026

27/04/2026

You’re not eating a vegetable. You’re stopping a flower mid-sentence.

An artichoke is a bloom that never got its moment. But the real detail is how close it comes to becoming something entirely different.

Left in the field, that tight green bud would slowly open, each layer pulling back to reveal a vivid purple thistle rising from its center.

What we call the heart is simply the base of that unfinished bloom, tender only because it never had to harden into a flower built for survival.

Farmers harvest artichokes in a precise window. Wait too long and the leaves toughen, the flavor shifts, and the plant commits fully to flowering.

It is one of the few foods defined by interruption, picked at the exact point where potential is highest and permanence has not yet set in.

Every bite exists on that edge, where softness still wins over structure.

You are tasting something not as it is, but as it almost became.

14/04/2026

14/04/2026

After spending 178 days aboard the International Space Station, astronaut Ron Garan returned to Earth carrying something far heavier than space equipment or mission data. He returned with a transformed understanding of humanity itself.

From orbit, Earth doesn’t look like a collection of countries, borders, or competing interests. It appears as a single, radiant blue sphere suspended in darkness. No lines divide continents. No flags mark territory. From 250 miles above the surface, every human conflict suddenly looks small — and every human connection looks unavoidable.

Garan described watching lightning storms crackle across entire continents, auroras ripple like living curtains over the poles, and city lights glow softly against the planet’s night side. What struck him most wasn’t Earth’s power — it was its fragility. The atmosphere protecting all life appeared as a paper-thin blue halo, barely visible, yet responsible for everything that breathes, grows, and survives.
That view triggered what astronauts call the “overview effect” — a profound cognitive shift reported by many who see Earth from space. It’s the sudden realization that humanity shares a single, closed system. No backups. No escape route. No second home.

Garan began questioning humanity’s priorities. On Earth, economic growth is often treated as the ultimate goal. From space, that hierarchy collapses. He argues that the correct order should be planet first, society second, economy last — because without a healthy planet, neither society nor economy can exist.

He often compares Earth to a spacecraft. A ship carrying billions of crew members, all dependent on the same life-support systems. And yet, many behave as passengers rather than caretakers, assuming someone else is responsible for keeping things running.

From orbit, pollution has no nationality. Climate systems ignore borders. Environmental damage in one region ripples across the entire globe. The divisions we defend so fiercely on the ground simply don’t exist from above.

Garan’s message isn’t abstract or idealistic. It’s practical. If humanity continues to treat Earth as an unlimited resource rather than a shared system, the consequences will be universal.

Seeing Earth from space didn’t make him feel small. It made him feel accountable.

Because when you truly understand that we’re all riding the same fragile spacecraft through the universe, the idea of “us versus them” quietly disappears — replaced by a single, unavoidable truth: There is only us.

04/04/2026

Good morning, Easter weekend deserve a delicious treat with your loved ones! We are open as usual for serving all day from brunch , Turkish breakfast to dinner, mezes, Mediterranean food..

24/03/2026

Join us for Doodle After Dark at Sardunya, Twickenham – where creativity meets good vibes in person!

Doodle After Dark at Sardunya, Twickenham
Ready for a chill night out? Join us in person at Sardunya in Twickenham for Doodle After Dark! It's the perfect chance to unwind, get creative, and hang with fellow doodle lovers. Whether you're a pro artist or just love to sketch, come show off your style in a relaxed, friendly vibe.

Bring your good vibes and let's make some cool art together. Materials provided.

The cost includes a Sardunya Special Mezze Plate.

Buy yourself a cheeky cocktail and make new friends. We'll warm up with some doodles and you'll take home a Masterpiece!

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19/03/2026

Good morning,
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