Generally, these smoothie places popping up everywhere really get on my nerves. It's like…read moreeverywhere you go somebody wants to mash up some strawberries and charge you £6 to put a few of them in a plastic cup. And to be honest, I don't really believe in all the nonsense, y'know, where they throw in a few leaves or whatever the hell it is and tell you that it's got like 50 types of b-vitamin and a whole energy combo blah blah. Like whatever, go away. However, as much as this makes me disgruntled... I LOVE Crussh!. They completely rock the Disco. If you don't think they rock, then do this. Go to a Crussh store and order a GOOD MORNING SMOOTHIE. This'll be the best thing you do all day. In fact, I did it with a friend once and we loved it so much that we had three of them. Which is a very bad idea for your stomach, I do not recommend it. But anyways, I'm not concerned about the health benefits of these drinks; and I do think the place is pricy... however, some of these smoothies taste astonisingly good. So much so that I've tried going to other smoothie shops but they tend to suck and taste not much different from my awful homemade smoothies. But Crussh get it right; and I am always open to being ripped off in the name of a good tasting Crush smoothie. Go do it, go to it right now - get a good morning smoothie. Actually, not right now, it's nearly midnight. But maybe tomorrow...

They lured me in with a voucher, a voucher that gives you a free medium smoothie of your choice if…read moreyou buy a salad, sandwich or soup. I confess, I was sceptical of their "healthy" image... who wants a wheat grass shot, seriously?! Anyhooo, I tried, I loved, and I go there for lunch all the time. The food is actually pretty reasonably priced, I love the smoothies and the little pots of salad, which are about £2.00, but surprisingly filling and very very tasty. Soups as well, are pretty good and the staff are really nice.

This is the place if you're on a health kick, they serve juices, smoothies, hot pots and salads…read more The juices start from £4, so are not the cheapest, but I like that they display their calorie and sugar content online and also let you personalise the juices and smoothies by adding boosters, like echinacea or wheatgerm. If want a juice or some healthy food out, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out.

How lovely to pop in here on the way to the office for a delicious poneapple smoothie or an amazing…read morebluenerry breakfast bowls (granola, blueberries, and a blueberry smoothie poured over it all!). It's a treat to come here for breakfast or for a mid-day snack, but they also have sushi boxed up and ready to go for lunch on the quick. The quality is good and the staff are always so nice.

Boost Juice Bar's is an Australian juice company with a growing presence in the UK, I decided to…read morecall to claim my "Free Birthday Boost". I do feel they are slightly doing too much to cater towards the healthy, athletic type in flavour combinations but I do like the create your own juice option which I decided to do. The store is pretty small it has no seating but this is typical of the chain, it is up a large step but they do have a "wheelchair ramp" which is pretty much a rubber stand which is pretty difficult and I wouldn't recommend it as it just seemed pretty dangerous if you had an electric wheelchair perhaps. The prices are pretty high but the staff seemed really kind, they seemed to really care and wished me Happy Birthday about three times which was rather sweet. My drink quality wasn't great, I didn't like the new paper straws which seemed to sog rather quickly and I noticed my drink also curdled pretty quickly too which for a juice consisting of orange, banana, ginger and a few other toppings (I can't remember everything I picked!), it was a little dissapointing. I don't think some of the items from their list juiced as well as others which were a shame. There aren't many stores like this in the UK compared to what might be common elsewhere but this Aussie juice chain is in a great location at the Tottenham Court Road end of Oxford Street with really friendly staff especially the manager, which deserves an extra star but sadly I wasn't really impressed with much else including drink quality and pricing, the straws and the so-called "ramp" which seemed quite unsafe. 2*

Seems like the LA trend of expensive juice bars has made its way to the UK…read more Similar to other juice bars, this place offers vegetable and fruit juices, smoothies, sugar-free smoothies, yogurt smoothies and anything else you can think of that involves blending fruit. I've tried a couple smoothies from the menu and their green vegetable juice.Their large cup is indeed a large (UK sizing that is). So for 4.95 you do get good value for money. A known juice bar offers similar products at half the size. I liked it but I was somewhat displeased buy the fact that they're heavily based on smoothies and they call themselves a juice bar. 80% of the menu is smoothie and food based (they serve a few dishes) and the other 20% is a very basic list of juices. Might be visiting again.

This is a beautiful place. I was looking for something refreshing yesterday. I got a juice and…read moreasked if they could make it slushy like. They did a fabulous job. I would highly recommend.

My friend told me that this place is really hyped and popular from love Island UK and so we ended…read moreup ordering some food there and she got a drink. I will say she said her drink was really good but I didn't try it so I can't attest to that, but I got the chicken bacon Caesar salad Sandwich something like that and that was interesting. I felt like the sandwich filling itself was actually really tasty but the bread was weird. It was like almost like a cracker. It had the texture of one since it was really hard. That was kind of weird and it wasn't necessarily bad, but it was just unexpected. Again the inside was really good so that's why to me I would get this place like 3.5 if I could, but I wouldn't give it a 4 just based off of the sandwich that I had. Ambiance wise it is really cute and very pink but otherwise a regular sandwich shop and the staff were pretty nice.

I got the açaí bowl and it only came with 5 blueberries and 4 banana slices on top. You do not get…read morewhat you pay for (cost over £12 for barely anything). Do not go here.

Waited 20 minutes for a chai latte and once I asked, they had forgotten about it but gave me a free…read morebrownie as compensation. Known for its smoothies, the overpriced tag attached to them didn't motivate me to try one, but very cute/modern space even though seating is limited. Kind staff.

Crussh is bursting with vitamin packed smoothies and nutritious deli style food. Whenever I'm…read morefeeling a bit under the weather I can guarantee that the fun staff here will whizz me up a little dose of medicine. I've read that vitamins and minerals loose their potency as soon as they are exposed to air (especially vitamin C) so by buying fresh smoothies, I'd like to hope that I'm getting much more than from a bottled one. They certainly taste better anyway. They also have started making hearty soups this winter and although I'm usually dubious of having shop bought soup (you'd think they're good for you , but alsorts of sugar, cream and salt is often added) Crussh vow that theirs are super-soups and many are 100% organic. They have different ones each day, but if you can, I'd recommend having the 'Organic Thai Tomato', a perfect winter warmer. The toasties are also very good especially the 'Jalapeno & Spinach Melt' It's all sounds too good to be true, but the exact nutritional content is offered for every single item if requested or on their website, and if you take a look at this you'll see they really don't have anything to hide.

I come for their soups and their juices. Good selection of soups with vegetarian or meat options…read more Have pre-made salads and low-cal soup noodles that look ok. Nothing crazy fancy. Friendly staff. Rarely have to wait In a nutshell: more a juice place than anything else

No, Crussh is not a store for sumo wrestling fanatics, it's a juice bar. With lots of high protein…read morewheat grass berry blasting fusions that will give your internal organs the workout they need. All of the ingredients are fresh and every smoothie has at least three whole fruits in it, so essentially you're drinking half your five a day in one shot. If you're even one percent as lazy as I am when it comes to eating nutritionally, do your pancreas a favour and get a smoothie from this place. You can add some vitamin shots if you want to just to add an extra salubrious kick. They're not too expensive, maybe about £3 for a regular smoothie, and the staff behind all this goodness will pass your drink to you with a smile. So get ready, get set, drink grass.

Crussh and smoothie stores across the country are taking the high streets by storm. If America is…read moreanything to go by, this craze is only going to get bigger and bigger here, as people start to watch what they eat and drink and find fast, alternative ways to be healthy without spending hours in the kitchen peeling a processing. All the juices and smoothies are freshly pressed/blended and if you're feeling a little under the weather you can even add echinacea or spirulina for 50p a shot, to boost your immune system and your energy levels. All sounds a bit faddish but the proof is in the smoothie, they do taste delicious. My personal favourite is cinnamon cranberry: cranberries, banana, apple juice, cinnamon and low fat frozen yoghurt . It is a little pricier than your average snack but packed full of goodness to go. I haven't tried their sandwiches yet but they look pretty fresh and healthy too.

Loved this place for a quick, healthy breakfast! The staff was so kind and friendly. Food was…read moregreat, coffee was not. I also love their floor that's a nod to Brazilian tile!

I love Acai bowls and was so happy to see one tucked away in this cute square. It's a great…read moreaddition to the British food scene - although I seemed to be one their only customers on this rainy day. Compared to other Acai bowls - my favorite being those I've had in Los Angeles, these tasted great but had some icy chunks in it. If you don't mind chunky bits like I didn't then the same great flavor is there. It's really expensive, probably the most I've ever payed for an Acai bowl anywhere but it was well worth it for me.