Sheen Food Fest

Saturday 12 September 2026 

More than 30 independent food and drink businesses across East Sheen will take part in Sheen Food Fest on Saturday 12 September, as the event returns for its second year, celebrating the vibrant cafés, restaurants, pubs, delis and eateries that make East Sheen one of south west London’s hidden food gems.

Visitors can explore the high street, discover somewhere new and meet the passionate people behind the businesses that help make SW14 such a fantastic place to eat and drink.

Every ticket includes five Taste Tokens, redeemable for five complimentary tasting portions at participating venues. Hungry for more? Every venue will also be serving a specially created Food Fest Special for just £5.

Collect your event map from the designated collection point (to be confirmed) from 10am, then follow your own foodie trail around the delicious destinations of East Sheen!

Participating venues and opening times will be clearly marked on the map, allowing you to explore at your own pace.

Whether you’re a local resident or visiting for the day, Sheen Food Fest is the perfect excuse to discover somewhere new, revisit an old favourite and support the brilliant independent businesses that give East Sheen its unique character.

Date: Saturday 12 September2026

Time: 10am onwards (individual venue opening times are shown on the event map)

Location: Collect your maps from James Anderson, 363 Upper Richmond Rd West, East Sheen, London SW14 7NX

Transport: Mortlake Train Station • Bus routes 33, 337, 493  • Limited local parking

Ticket Prices

Book tickets in advance:
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/eastsheenbusinessretailassociation/2300459

Standard 

Adult (includes five Taste Tokens): £8.25 (£7.50 + £0.75 booking fee)

Family of Four (includes 20 Taste Tokens): £27.50 (£25.00 + £2.50 booking fee)


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