OBSESSED!!! Im so sad they don't have locations in California because this is the best smoothie…read moreplace I've been to. My protein shake tasted like a snow cone and they have a good selection of protein bars and food. Love that there's also a big seating area upstairs. Trying to come here every day for the rest of my trip!!

I love Crussh's Green Goddess smoothie. It's tangy and fruity! Yum! In addition to delicious…read moredrinks, this location has a large upstairs seating area with ample seating, bathrooms. and large windows for ample light and people watching. Plus, the staff were friendly. The smoothies could be colder, so I asked for a cup of ice and they were happy to assist. The location is great too; it's right next to the tube. Tip: Ask for a cup of ice on the side.

My husband and I wanted a healthy refresh during our recent visit to London. After a run at Hyde…read morepark, we walked 5 minutes over to Crussh and ordered the Protein Boost box and a large veggie green (low to no sugar pure green juice). Both were delicious, fresh and just what we needed after several days of drinking and eating out. Overall, great service, convenient location and very fresh options!

Just a short jaunt down Curzon and I am here to this little juice and smoothie shop. The inside is…read morereally nice and comfortable. There are several table and a few little nooks to sit in. Mainly business people are in here in the mornings and on the way out of the office. Most times, it is not too busy and you can get your drink relatively quickly. My smoothie was quite tasty and just what I needed and wanted! The medium should really be called a small, but it was the perfect serving size for what I was looking for at that time.

Natural Company has a dozen or so cafés in the UK. For some reason this Ealing branch of the…read moreNatural Café chain doesn't show up on their website, despite having been there for a year. I usually get a take-away cappuccino, which I have to say is really tasty. It's better than you get at Starbucks or Costa (but not so good as Carluccio's (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/79254-Carluccios-London) or Munson's (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/107863-Munsons-Coffee-Eats-Co--London) ). Unfortunately, they open too late (7:30am) to be my regular morning coffee stop on the way to work. They have lots of pastries, salads, sandwiches, and fruit juices and smoothies, too. On my first visit they gave me a sample of their Energy Booster juice: orange, banana and pineapple. They proudly mentioned that their hot chocolate is 65% cocoa. I thought that the last thing Ealing needed was another coffee shop. But I guess there's room for one more if the quality's right.

The quote 'sugar free' dragged me into this place. We are all trying to watch the amount of sugar…read morewe put into our bodies these days so I thought I'd check it out. The name 'bakery' doesn't do this place justice as it is much more than this. They sell a selection of quiches, salads, pizzas, cakes and breakfast treats like croissants. All which are either sugar free or flavoured by naturally occurring sugars in fruit. I ordered to takeaway: bacon and asparagus quiche with salad (consisting of large sweet potato chunks, quinoa and lentils, grilled peppers, broccoli and runner beans. I also felt implied to try what they are famous for - their sugar free treats. I went for the apple and almond cake. I was delighted to find out I was entitled to a free hot drink as I was buying in the happy hour so I ordered a hot choc! The food came to around £11 for the lot which I feel is reasonable for the quality of the food and the service. Might I add the cake may have been the best I've tasted!

Walking past this place a couple of times I had seen that they also serve savoury dishes. So we…read morewent there for lunch and chose from their different quiches (heated up) which come with a selection of salads. The spinach&mushroom and the roasted vegetables quiche were both yummy. When you know they're low in sugar you feel even more tempted to have cake afterwards, so we ordered two pieces of the apple&almond cake to take home with us. The apple cake was fine but not overwhelming. There really seemed to be no sugar at all in the dough but I didn't feel like it was missing either. But... maybe that's what made me not go crazy for it... I probably have to try some of their other cakes before I judge!

Love that diet lifestyle, it is a part of me now. you've got to pop in this shop/restaurant. you'll…read morefind out healthy products as well as a restaurant in order to fill in your stomac with healthy food with " low IG". Recommanded for healthy persons

I admit, the single-food-pop-up craze might be getting a little ridiculous now, but don't let that…read morestop you trying this place. Taking residency for a month in the same space as the Porridge Cafe used to live is a new acai pop-up. Yep, acai as in the superfood-of-the-moment purple berry from Brazil. They've shuffled the room around, still with the light airy feel and similar wooden seating and stools as the Porridge place, but also a new lick of paint and gorgeous 'Oshun' sign on the wall made out of string that I was coveting for my living room. The compact menu is up on a blackboard, complete with a very sweet guy waiting to explain it to us. They blend together a set of base ingredients with acai berry pulp to form a fabulously deep purpley coloured cross between yogurt and ice cream, then add more tasty toppings. It's cold and eaten from a bowl with a spoon. There are 5 bowl suggestions up on the board but you can mix and match ingredients as you like to play around with these. It was a tricky choice - even the classic Oshun Native with banana and honey and topped with granola sounded good, but we couldn't resist the more exciting ones. I went for the Oshun Tang, blending in sour cherries, raspberries, lime juice and honey, and topping with spelt muesli, chia seeds and juicy strawberries. My sister had the Maya which was the healthy choc choice I suppose, with raw cacao, orange zest and other fruit whizzed up with acai, and toppings of popcorn, blueberries and some crumbled choc chip cookie. It was amazing. At £6 a berry bowl the sceptics will probably say it's just an overpriced smoothie in a bowl, but I'd pay it again. It tasted so fresh and delicious, with the added bonus of imagining all the antioxidant magic doing your body some good. We also got to chat to the lovely lady whose brainchild it was, who saw a gap for it in the UK after seeing how popular it was among street vendors in Brazil. She made us feel even better after telling us about the vitamin-rich pulp they use rather than the powder or pasteurised juice forms, in order to get the most health benefits out. We loved what they're doing here - good clean novelty fun that gave us a boost for the whole afternoon. I hope they do really well.

If you want a salad, this place looks great. If you want hot food, which I did, then it's so so. I…read morehad the chicken ramen which was just one grade above instant noodles you get at the super market. When I saw it, I added a 60p banana in case the water lunch was not going to be enough. It was fresh chicken (plus) & uncooked vegetables (why) with noodles that was definitely not ramen. Salads - do it Hot food - run away.

Having actually survived on 1000 calories a day for a period of two months...and only becoming…read moredelirious on three occasionally those ladies were actually twins......I swear ....ahem) I can now tell you my secret....salads....and Vital Ingredients was my saviour. This place has the option: 1) creating your own salad 2) house salads - including (caeser, Tuscan pasta, Mediterranean, pacific prawn, Mexican tortilla, American cobb, tuna nicoise and Greek 3) soup; 4) snacks and deserts; and 5) smoothies and juices Be warned it is expensive - around £5.25 for a large salad. But I say worth it. I highly recommend the mexican tortilla (with extra ranch dressing)....

As we were heading toward Spitalfields, my friend was telling me of an amazing Caribbean place…read morewhere her and her friend ate amazing wraps each Sunday. Supposedly, this was the only healthy food the friend would eat. Says a lot, right? We rounded the corner and I spotted *beetroot* and *carob & ginger* cubes! My taste buds are salivating and I'm looking around noticing all the brightly colored food. I may have been bouncing with foodcitement. My friend dryly said "this is it". I was only in a snacking mood, so I ordered their raw food sweets. They were £1 each and I tried the carob & ginger and beetroot with dates, almond, and fennel. The beetroot cube was the revelation. It actually made a worker behind the next counter stop and ask me what it was. The carob & ginger was good, but since I'm a ginger fanatic, I was hoping for more. It lacked the sweet or spicy bite I yearn for. Regardless, this is a must go to destination. I hope to go next Sunday with an appetite for a roti wrap or rainforest box. Yum!

The Caribbean Roti Wrap has to be one of the tastiest things I have ever erm.. tasted. Basically…read moreit's a Wholewheat CornSplit Lentil Roti spread with Sprouted Hummus, Salads & Dressing on the top. And only £5. It's made with raw, organic and living foods and it's truly amazing how one can really taste the difference in quality using these ingredients. The freshness makes my body sing. I'm being a bit dramatic here but they really make delicious food. The salad box is gorgeous with ingredients like quinoa, wild rice and avocado. Cakes are wheat, sugar and egg free. Rainforest sell at other markets as well: Wednesdays at Swiss Cottage Market & Old Spitalfields Market Thursdays at Hammersmith Lyric Square Saturdays at Chelsea Market Sundays at Alexandra Palace Farmers Market & Old Spitalfields