I was walking though the shops in Putney Exchange and I started dreaming about a beetroot juice but…read morebefore I went for some shopping in Waitrose. When I came back the lady said the juicer was already cleaned, I then walked away and realize it was just 4.20 pm and the closing time is at 5 pm!!! I could have a smoothie instead... What is the point of a fresh juice shop if you close your juice station 40 min earlier???

Been Going here for years. The quality of juices and smoothies are amazing - all cold pressed…read more Smoothie bowls are my fav and service is great too! Highly recommended

Fresh, natural and local products, all cooked the oh-so-famous owner Leon…read more I recommend the vegan chocolate, pancakes and the sinkers bars. Do try the lunch boxes, good way to eat out and stay healthy!

It's pretty hard to find a great selection of truly healthy foods in London. Fortunately, this…read morehealth food supermarket makes up for that with its sizable quantity of high quality foods and beverages, as well as vitamins, protein powders, teas, premium organic coffees, and then some. The prices are quite hefty as is to be expected with these sorts of products, but if you play your cards right and get a few healthy products here and there and incorporate them into your diet a little bit at a time, you can get the most for your money and not have to spend a fortune every week. They also have a cool little juice bar that sells fresh-pressed juices, smoothies, and pretty good coffee...which you can add to said juices and smoothies if you're a caffeine addict, like me.

Planet Organic isn't just a coffee shop/cafe but also a health eating and well being store…read more The products and vitamins they sell are all organic (just as the name says!) and considered to be as healthy as possible in order to live and eat well. Although their products are all fresh and organic they do come with a hefty price at times... But it's worth it. If you don't want to shop for drinks and food to take home then consider going to the deli bar and grabbing a bite to eat and a coffee or juice. Their juice are superb and made right in front of you so you can see it is all fresh and not just pre produced. The coffees are amazing when going for their weirder ones made some of the health products in store.

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.

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.

Extremely disappointed!…read more I was visiting London from the States and I was so excited to find the power yoga company on yelp. It was just a few train stops away from my hotel. So I grabbed my ID, Oyster card, and some cash and ran out the door on my last day in London to take class. They don't take cash (didn't see that on their site and I'd been to a few sites that stressed they only take cash). I explained to the desk girl and a teacher that I didn't bring my cards and I was leaving London early tomorrow morning and was really looking forward to a class. They just kept repeating "sorry we don't take cash." Seriously? That was all they had to offer was "we don't take cash." I offered to pay the exact amount, just in case they don't have change - Nope. I suggested maybe I give one of them the cash and if they could buy class for me - NOPE. What great karma practice on their end - NOT! I'm a yoga teacher in DC at a very popular yoga studio. We often get visitors from other countries and other states, students who have forgotten wallets and didn't realize they were out of classes, students who really NEED some yoga or were looking forward to yoga that day. You know what we do? We let them in for free! It's really not that difficult. And I wasn't even asking for free yoga! I had money. Exact change and they refused to take it. They should review their best practice for rare situations like this. Because the way this was handled by two staff members was ridiculous. I considered going back with my card but why bother? They clearly do not have a Karma practice. And I can't believe that they are leading teacher training programs! Horrible!

I've been here 4 times now, attending classes with a different instructor each time, and have tried…read morethe Level 1, All Levels, and Flow and Restore classes thus far. Two of my visits have been on weekday evenings; the Flow and Restore was a Sunday evening, and I took 1 class on a Sunday morning at 8 AM (1st class of the day). I've enjoyed all the classes I've taken so far, and would definitely come back regularly. My favorite class has been the All Levels class, which I've attended twice. It definitely helps to have yoga experience beforehand, as this class goes pretty quickly and an explanation of what the poses are tends to be cursory but not super descriptive. I found that I got a very satisfying and sweaty workout from this class, and it was easy to adapt or make adjustments based on your personal level of practice. In contrast, the Level 1 class was definitely more suited for beginners, since the instructor made sure to describe and show each pose, and the class moved at a slower pace. All of the instructors I've had so far have been nice and good about making corrections in a constructive but unobtrusive way. Three of the classes I've taken have been in the downstairs studio, which is larger. The Level 1 class I took was in the upstairs studio, which was smaller. I believe that class also had a limited number of spots and the mats were all laid out for us when we arrived (in the downstairs studio you get and set up your mats/blocks yourself). The mats were really close together and I was always knocking into the person next to me, or the wall (I was at the end of a row of mats), which detracted from my experience a bit. I probably won't take the Level 1 class again, but I really liked the other classes I took in the downstairs studio. The changing rooms are nice and pretty clean; I think the floors are heated, which is nice. There are hooks from which to hang bags/coats but you leave your valuables at the front desk, where they give you a cubby # for when you come back to collect them. There is also 1 sink and a couple of showers in the ladies' changing room (can't speak for the men's). The changing rooms have fewer amenities than I've seen at the American studios I've been to, but they're definitely serviceable and welcoming (and I never used many of the amenities at my American studios anyway). Mats and blocks are provided, as well as washcloths and cleaning spray with which to wipe down the mats at the end of class. Even when attending class in the larger downstairs studio, I would recommend arriving early because the classes are pretty popular and floor space fills up fast. I usually arrive at least 15 minutes ahead of the scheduled class time but I've never been the 1st one there. When attending the 8 AM Sunday morning class, the studio was open at 7:45, although the reception desk was unmanned for a few minutes after 7:45 since the staff was setting up. This is a great studio to practice at, with a good range of instructors. You can definitely get a good workout from the All Levels class or a good introduction from the Level 1 class.

Really nice staff and fresh food although I was a bit underwhelmed by the avo and marinated tofu…read moresandwich I had. My husband had similar sentiments on his chicken and avo sammy. The roasted wheat bread was just too dry; I think the rye might have been tastier. But I loved my green drink, the staff is friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxing. I also loved the protein balls I got and the vegan Bounty bar- very coconuty and chocolatey.

Great spot in Chiswick. Very nice healthy food and juices for a good price. I liked the layout of…read morethe store and the staff were great. Food was also excellent and will definitely be going back here.

Boost Juice bar is on my walk from home to work…read more Really love the juices here. They have a lot of selection and can tailor any of them to your own personal liking. I always pop along for a very fair priced vitamin pick me up when feeling ill, or low, or, err, hung over... I quite like the tropical juices they do, they really perk me up.

Need coffee? Need juice? Joe has them both…read more Very average experience. coming to the States. Service was fast, store was clean.

Amazing drink and food choices, especially for vegans! I love the interior, and the staff were…read moreamiable.

Good looking selection but my smoothie wasn't cold or that thick, kind of more like juice -- is…read morethat normal here? Salads and snacks all looked healthy & tasty so I'll probably be back when I'm in the area!

Terrific ! best Acai bowl 'ever' and best almond cappuccino excellent veggie juices, great service…read morein a friendly environment - great turn around story bravo top marks