Caco&Co welcomes you to another epic food event at the new place in Blackfriars, London SE1 8ER.

 

 
THE EVENT
 

Portuguese EVENING at Blackfriars

Wednesday 6áµ—Ê° of December Caco & Co will host a unique event with food and homemade drinks to celebrate the new restaurant in town and 36 lucky foodies will check the place out for the very first time!!

 

Love it!! Fresh produce, amazing quality. 

                                                                                                       by Angelique D

 

What's your role in this?

 


Show up and enjoy! 

 


Capture your favourite moments! 


 
 
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HERITAGE
 


'CACO' 

According to the Old Testament, Bolo do caco was a popular bread baked by the Hebrews. As the story goes, this bread ceased to exist for centuries. In the late 19th century, it was reborn in the Island of Porto Santo in Madeira. This iconic dish of Portugal is conquering the world of gourmet kitchens. It is beautifully and simply made by hand with love, sweet potato flour, sea salt and water.

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'PONCHA'

Poncha is origanaly an Indian drink that was brought to Europe by the British and finally adapted by Madeirans. It is believed that Poncha was tasted for the first time outside India on Madeira Island in the mid-eighteenth century by the English, during their travels between those parts.The drink is made of five ingredients: Rice or nut coconut spirit, sugar, fresh herb tea, spices and water. 

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A fantastic addition to Askew Road! Love love love! 

                                                                                                       by Candance Maria S.

 

LOCATION
 
          

London Waterloo Station
London Waterloo East 


Underground

 Jubilee Line - Southwark Station and Waterloo Station 
Bakerloo Line - Waterloo Station and Lambeth North Sation
Northern Line - Waterloo StationWaterloo & City Line - Waterloo 


 

I'm a regular, Love it! 

                                                                                                       by Maria P.

 

Come hungry!

For any questions talk to us!

 
 
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