Tendril - A (mostly) vegan kitchen

Yes, families are welcome: guests have visited with young children and staff were attentive and helpful when a child needed assistance.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal clothing is entirely appropriate for a visit to Tendril.

Yes, Tendril’s intimate space, thoughtful wine pairings and multiple positive anniversary and celebration visits make it well suited to a special evening.

Yes, Tendril offers cocktails and wines: the menu features cocktails (for example an espresso martini and a house ‘kitchen cocktail’), and guests praise the cocktails and wine pairings.

Aim for lunch or the restaurant’s early‑bird dinner, guests praise the lunch set for value, and the early‑bird/Discovery menus are regularly noted as a great deal.

Yes, Tendril welcomes well‑behaved dogs; guests report being accommodated when dining with small dogs.

Tendril is an intimate spot with a small front area and a cosy back dining room, plus a small bar area, and it accepts private parties.

Weekends are the pick for Tendril’s brunch, guests praise the tasting/brunch offerings on both Saturday and Sunday.

Tendril does offer private parties, the restaurant accepts private bookings and has also supported bespoke events and celebrations.

Tendril can feel quite busy at peak times, several guests describe the restaurant as busy or packed, while other visits are noticeably calmer and quieter, giving a more relaxed experience.

The gnocchi is a recurring favourite, it's on the current menu and multiple guests praise the gnocchi (wild mushroom/tempera preparation) as a highlight.