Workmates and families who hold their Christmas celebrations at a Nottingham cafe will be helping vulnerable people in the community to have a festive dinner too.
Proceeds from the Yuletide get-together at Cafe Sobar will go directly to providing a free Christmas dinner for recovering drug and drink addicts and their families.
Cafe Sobar will be open late on Friday, December 13 for groups to hold their parties. The alcohol-free zone will be charging £25 for a Christmas mocktail on arrival, three-course meal and tea or coffee after dinner.
The festivities will start at 6pm.
The menu kicks off with a warming spiced butternut squash and sweet potato soup, crayfish and apple cocktail, or goat's cheese tart. For mains there will be a choice or turkey, swordfish or vegetable bake and a variety of desserts to finish.
The cafe, in Friar Lane, was developed by Double Impact, the Nottingham-based charity helping people recover from substance misuse.
A spokesperson said: "By coming to us for your Christmas dinner, you will be contributing directly to a vulnerable person in the community being able to enjoy the same."
To book email enquries@sobar-nottingham.co.uk
