El Cerdo Bourne End

Get ready to groove to the rhythm of Jazz Sunday Lunches. Immerse yourself in an afternoon of musical enchantment, blending seamlessly with the tranquil backdrop of our picturesque views. Kevin “Mac” McMahon, a talented Irish-born saxophone player, seamlessly blends elements of mainstream and smooth jazz in his captivating performances. With a career spanning across the UK, Mac has graced stages at intimate local venues as well as prestigious events such as the Open at St Andrew’s and the London 2012 Olympics. His impressive resume boasts collaborations with esteemed artists including Louis Stewart, John Pearce, Dave Green, John Crithinson, Jim Mullen and numerous others.

In collaboration with Majestic Wine, we are delighted to present an afternoon of indulgence and discovery. Savour up to seven handpicked wines, each perfectly paired with dishes on our generous sharing menu, featuring some of our most loved tapas. Our wine experts from Majestic Wine will guide you through the fascinating history of each wine, sharing insightful tasting notes and recommendations on the best food pairings. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or a curious beginner, this afternoon promises to be both educational and enjoyable. Tickets are priced at £55 per person, and include food and wine samples. Refundable until 1st August by contacting the restaurant directly. Cancellations after this will not be refunded.

Get ready to groove to the rhythm of Jazz Sunday Lunches. Immerse yourself in an afternoon of musical enchantment, blending seamlessly with the tranquil backdrop of our picturesque views. Jo Caddy has firmly established herself as one of the most distinctive singer songwriters in British jazz. She has performed in some of the most prestigious venues in the USA including New York’s Dizzy’s Club (Jazz at Lincoln Center) and San Francisco’s The SFJAZZ Center. Her award-winning albums have attracted widespread airplay and an eclectic array of highly respected admirers including Iggy Pop, Christian McBride and Chris Seefried.