Great experience. We tried to enter without a reservation in the evening, and they couldn't…read moreaccommodate us. We learned about their general reservation policy. Came back the next day for breakfast, which generally doesn't require a reservation. The food was good. Pretty quiet atmosphere. No complaints. It's a good place for a simple vegan meal and conversation. They take all forms of credit cards, so no issues there. Basically, I would recommend it especially if you're on a vegan style diet.

I have been to Farmacy 3 times and this will be my last time. First of all the women that took…read moremy order forgot to tell the waitress that was on break that I also had a main dish. The food was really not that good. The appetizer was a cauliflower dish and it was so crunchy it was like it wasn't cooked. The main was basically spaghetti, which I can make better at home. I like to go out to get plant based food that I can't make at home. The tiramisu and the drink were good. They also charge you a discretionary fee. I would be glad to tip, but don't just add a fee on my bill. Not worth the $79/USD.

Chill little cafe located in one of the nicer, and busier areas of Notting Hill, with a healthy…read moremenu, and a price tag to match. Truth be told, this little joint wasn't on my radar; I was actually searching for a different coffeeshop that I never found. Still, I was pretty famished, and I've had enough of brassieres to last me a lifetime. The service was friendly, right off the bat, and although I wasn't given the most comfortable table- given that I was alone- it wasn't a bad spot to dine in. The menu was pretty typical of vegan restaurants, with its usual gamut of "safer-than-soy" mushroom burgers, soups, salads, sandwiches, and a whole lot of superfood smoothies and tonics. With, again, a price tag to match. I went with their Redemption Burger- because it sounds so cool, doesn't it? It packs just about every superfood mushroom you can think of- from Reishi to Chaga and some other ones I can't pronounce- and flavorful veggies, all nestled between a charcoal bun, which, aside from looking cool acts as an extra toxin magnet when eaten in moderation. It also comes with a side of spicy slaw, and some fries, which to be honest, were on the soggier side of crispy. The whole meal, sans drink, came out to just under £20; which, while pretty darn delicious, I'm not sure I would pay again. I mean, it raised my acidity, for one thing. Still, we do a lot of things in the name of our health, and there are definitely worse places to eat in the area.

I went here for the first time about a month ago…read more LOCATION: This location is in Notting Hill, which is nice district of the city. 3/5 ATMOSPHERE: The decor gives off an ambiance that is pretty hip and chill lol. I really like the marble tables. The only thing I would say is that I think adding some more darker elements to the space would make it easily even better (e.g. the white walls are kind of boring). Lol I'm no interior decorator though -- I'm just sharing my thoughts. 3/5 SELECTION: It's all vegan and a lot of it is whole-food oriented, so there's not really anything super-processed on the menu, which is good. There's also a nice variety on the menu too -- breakfast foods, salads, bowls, pastas, burgers, soups, sides, etc. 4/5 WHAT I GOT: I got their Tokyo Bowl with the dressing on the side. It was okay, but I just wish I got something else instead because it was kind of lackluster in my opinion. It comes with brown rice, avocado, cucumber, radish, chilli, hijiki seaweed, and sesame seeds. To me, it just tasted like onion-y rice, and onions always leave a bad taste in my mouth. I mean, it tasted fresh and the ingredients seemed of good quality, but I guess it just wasn't the dish for me. I'm not gonna keep bagging on it though because I just should've thought it out better and gotten something else, especially considering the other people I was with's meals looked good and tasted pretty good from the bites I got to try. I'd definitely go back here to do that. 3/5 SERVICE: The service was pretty good. Our waiter was nice -- he even noticed that one of our tables was wobbly and bent down and all to fix it, even though it wasn't even a big deal and we didn't even ask. The rest of the staff seemed fine too. And, our food came out in good timing as well. 4/5

Cool and chic ambiance, sat outdoors in the courtyard area, small bistro table - bistro chair and…read morebench seating. Wait time to be seated was a solid 45 mins, very busy Saturday. Wait time to been asked for ordering was 10 mins, if you're gluten free you may order from the QR code. Food arrived nearly an hour later, I had to ask my server for it, I was told it was mixed up with someone else's order and was given to them. For inquiring about it was rushed and wait was 5 mins tops. Food was good- order the gluten free pancakes with fried egg, dining companion the aciaci bowl.

Great food and great staff!…read more The chai tea latte was one of the best I've ever had. The vibes in the restaurant were so good.

We were staying at a hotel nearby and wanted to find a dinner spot without needing a reservation…read more The Shed came up as an option. When we arrived, it seemed like reservations were expected, and they did have some available, but they kindly seated us anyway. We chose the tasting menu since it featured a variety of farm-fresh dishes. My husband added the wine pairing. We started with a mushroom marmite éclair, which was better than I expected, followed by buttery Queenie scallops, a cheese course, chorizo, and beef bavette. Dessert was chocolate mousse, but I asked to switch to pie, and they were happy to accommodate. The ambiance felt like a cozy English countryside diner. I loved the details about the farm and the little pamphlet about where the food came from. Every dish was so thoughtful. This place is a hidden gem. We would absolutely come back to try the tasting menu again when it changes. Also, the crispy potatoes were incredible.

Had a sick child and called in the morning to politely ask if I could cancel my reservation for…read morefive. They had no empathy and charged me $100. It was Friday morning for a Friday night reservation. I'm sure they would have had no issue filling my reservation (and probably did). Enjoyed visiting this place when I was in town. Never again.

Very nice place for a good vegan afternoon tea. The…read morerestaurant is small and feels really comfy and intimate. I liked it. The decoration for Christmas was nice and the special menu perfect ! We have been served a non alcoholic fizzy drink to start before being served the afternoon tea. The scones were good and warmed ! Perfect. The sandwiches and the cakes were good. It was a lot to eat, we felt really full after eating everything ! Definitely a restaurant to go to enjoy good and affordable vegan food

I had afternoon tea here. It was a great experience especially for vegans who want to experience…read moreafternoon tea. There were three tiers: scones, desserts and sandwiches. The scones were buttery and the clotted cream and berry compote was divine. The sandwiches were alright, but my favorite was the one on rye bread with onion chutney. The desserts weren't that sweet either but by the time I got to the desserts I was too full. So you better be starving when you come. The experience is worth the price and they were very attentive with their service. Order hot tea to go with it. It'll help with your digestion after eating so much!

I've been to this place several times before the pandemic. The food selection was way much better,…read moreespecially the breakfast/brunch food. The service was much better too. The staff was nice, but the way the cafe operates now is not as good as it used to be. The best thing about this place is the ambiance. It is absolutely amazing! I think the owners can make a better job at making this place as good as it was, or even better.

The Quince Tree Café is set in Maida Vale's Clifton Nurseries, which is said to be the oldest…read moregarden centre in London. I don't know when The Quince Tree Café took up residence here, but the sport was the former home of a Daylesford outlet. The nursery surrounding of the café lend to a tranquil environment. It is easy to forget that you are in the heart of Maida Vale. When the sun is out, it would be harder to find a nicer sport in West London to enjoy a brunch. They also serve breakfast, lunch and offer an afternoon tea option. I tend to just come here to enjoy a slow Latte and take in atmosphere. It is also a popular meeting point for mothers in the area. There are plenty of high chairs and they also offer a children's menu. If you're looking for a fast service, this is not the place for you. The slow service though added to this places charm for me, as it felt as though I was enjoying a short spell in the countryside, where time is less important. The Quince Tree café also cater for private parties and wedding receptions. If you're in the area, it is well worth a visit.

The food was delicious, the (mid-day on a Wednesday) wine was cheeky yet absolutely perfect, and…read morethe iced latte was exactly what I needed when I first arrived! The customer service was top notch as well. Everyone was so friendly & hospitable. I wish I got some names, but it doesn't matter because everyone was so kind. The place was absolutely packed! But even their cute and quaint outdoors seats were the perfect spot. As an American visiting London, I will definitely be coming back here!

The food here was fresh and delicious- no complaints there. I had some salmon and eggs, served with…read morea nice little salad with burrata, and fresh bread. No complaints there! Sort of a mid-sized place with plenty of seating and a bar if that's what you want in the morning. Service was a tad bit lacking- I tried to flag down our server multiple times to no avail. It took nearly 25 minutes to get ahold of our bill and our food took some waiting. If you have time

Although I am neither vegan nor vegetarian, almost all of my food shopping takes place in health…read morefood shops. Yes, I was blessed with allergies to both wheat and corn, which restricts what I can eat. Fortunately, I also prefer to purchase responsibly farmed fruit and vegetables, so shops like Planet Organic make the once mundane task of food shopping now seemingly effortless. I have a special place in my heart for this particular Planet Organic, as it saw me through a rather awkward six weeks of my life after a plumbing disaster flooded my flat. I was forced to seek temporary housing in an unfamiliar neighbourhood I almost never ventured into. Even so, it was a pleasant surprise to find a familiar health food shop nearby, especially since this Planet Organic is their largest. Thankfully, it offered more than I could have imagined and I found myself popping in each morning on my way to the tube station for a fresh juice and again for a quick snack on my way back to my hotel at the end of each day. all natural yogurts (soy, too)...creamy and delicious refreshing juices and other healthy beverages fruits and veggies...seasonal, local, and responsibly farmed pasta...made from quinoa, spelt, rice, or wheat wheat-free biscuits...scrumptious and satisfying nuts and seeds...fresh and flavourful lotions...a nice variety of all natural and oil-free products for face and body hair care...all natural shampoos, conditioners, and colour treatments dental care...Neem toothpastes, dental tape, and breath fresheners There is too much more to mention, and some options will change with their seasonal availability. If you live or work locally, do pop in and have a look. Prices are fair and similar to other health food shops. Planet Organic? Why, yes...I am a fan!

I want to update my review here, planet organic is a wonderful store, love the staff, products and…read moreatmosphere, especially Sharon and Chiara.

This little shop has been on Portobello Road for ever. It is excellent for lunch - you get very…read moregenerous portions of pick and mix warm dishes in their famous lunch boxes. Regulars know to go for the open option which gives them an even bigger portion. They stock a limited selection of breads and drinks, but it's basically all about healthy take away food.

I came to the Grain Shop for dessert after my lunch at Falafel King. The delicious looking baked…read moregoods in the window caught my attention, and I had to go in... They have a decent variety of treats (wheat-free sunflower seed flapjacks, wheat-free sesame seed flapjacks, 'chocolate nut slices', sugar-free apricot & almond slices, sugar-free date & lemon slices, pecan pie, etc.), with some looking more appetizing than others... It took me a while to decide, but I ended up getting a raspberry & almond slice, The lady at the cash register was nice - I asked if I could have the big corner piece and she said, 'Of course'. Ha. It was tasty but somehow quite greasy, as the brown bag it was placed in was stained in oil within 5 minutes... I'm trying the pecan pie next time, as it looked amazing, sumptuous, etc.

Definitely a place to check out at least once. A quintessential English pub…read more It does get super crowded so you may not find a seat but the vibes are good! The place music and there are people eating and drinking all around. Food: N/A Drinks: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5

My favorite pub on the trip. Even though I didn't get food it looked great. The inside and outside…read moreare so cute. The service was quick. It is busy all the time though due to the popularity so just be ready for that. If it's nice outside you can get a drink and stand outside though!