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!

We stopped by for breakfast at Orgánico while visiting some friends in the area. The food quality…read morewas really good, and we felt it was good value for money. The food is cooked to order, service was prompt. We visited on a Sunday morning, so it was quiet. There is a very good selection of nutritious breakfast, brunch or lunch options. I found this place online and I would most definitely visit again when I am in Epsom. Food portions are generous, so be prepared to leave with a full belly

I was walking past this shop heading for cafe Nero. When I…read moreread the sign freshly ground coffee and sells all organic food I stop in my tracks ordered a a machiato and a freshley made kale and spinach soup amazing. What a find its a shame I'm only in Epsom cos my wife has a hair appointment.and we live 30 miles away.I will return on her next appointment.

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.

Total Organics is a juice bar located in the Middle Market of London's Borough Market. Being…read morewithout a blender or a fruit press during my time in London, I decided to try a drink here. Of the various options, I opted for a pear, passion fruit, and banana juice. I was a bit disappointed that the passion fruit was some sort of frozen, blocked material; otherwise, the pears and bananas were fresh and the drink tasted excellent. I missed out on a shot of wheatgrass which Total Organics seems to be known for. The juices sell for either 3 or 4 pounds while a shot of wheat grass is 2.

Amazing,delicious, fresh, organic and healthy juices, just what I was looking for. The lady made…read morethe juices right in front of us. I had one with parsley Apple and wheatgrass . My brother had a ginger, wheatgrass and some other stuff like apple.

A very cozy place to chill and spend time. When we were there the coffee was good, and the owner…read morewas very friendly. We ordered a latte and a cappuccino, both tasted great and strong. I liked their coffee art too!

Okay so this is probably one of my favorite coffee shops in Loughton. In my opinion, Loughton…read morestruggles to open and keep good coffee shops. Organico is therefore my top choice. Organico is primarily a health food store that has some seating for those seeking a coffee. The coffee and pastries are quite good, but it can feel like your sitting in the middle of a grocery store. However, this is probably my only complaint. Organico serves decent coffee at reasonable prices in a semi-comfortable environment. Plus they dont mind the lengthy visits. My mother-in-law and I sat and chatted for a few hours. It was a very nice experience overall.

I was quite disappointed with my trip to Yogo. I am a sucker for any healthy, juicy, smoothie kind…read moreof place where I can create a weird and wonderful concoction, so I was excited when I walked into Yogo, which opened up in Kingston a few months ago. The premise is simple, a place which serves fat free frozen yogurt, and an optional topping of your choice. I had just returned from LA, where I had been introduced to the famous Pinkberry store, which operates on the same principal. I had loved what I had ordered there, and found it very good value for money. I had hoped for the same thing with Yogo, so ordered a small pot with an extra topping. This came to £3.00! the small serving is extremely small, and there was not a huge choice of toppings - about 15 or 16 different types of fruit and a few sweet things like granola, mixed nuts and coconut shavings. It just seems so expensive for something so small. a large serving with a couple of toppings will bring it up to about £5.00. Who can afford to spend this much on frozen yogurt? I went off feeling a bit short changed. I still had my pot when I walked into the health food store around the corner, and the guy behind the till asked my opinion of the place. I told him my gripe, and he said that a lot of people have made the similar complaint - that it is just too expensive. The fact that this place seems quiet when I have gone past echos this; I hope that the prices can be amended, because in principle it is a good, and healthy idea.

Hooray! the weather is smiling, you're out-and-about and craving a healthy snack Yogo recently…read moreopened their first UK branch in Kingston; inspired by images of Paris Hilton in LA, eating frozen yogurt topped with fruit, they spotted a gap in the market. When I first saw their logo and chanced upon this place I thought it was a new yoga venue with a 'clever' name Since my first visit and having discovered more I'm not sure the Paris link is a major selling point but I am a fan of frozen yogurt and theirs professes to be organic and pro-biotic, with just 94 calories in a 100g portion. It's refreshing on a summer's day and a healthier alternative to traditional ice-cream; try it au naturel or go further and up-the-taste by adding a virtuous fresh fruit topping (berry, banana, kiwi or mango), if you're in an indulgent mood add-in chocolate chips, coconut, granola or mixed nuts. (The basic product tastes just like what it is - frozen natural yogurt without a huge amount of flavour.) Then again, you could simply come in here for an organic Fair Trade tea or a reviving Brazilian guarana-fruit bar. It's not the cheapest snack option around (a small portion starts at £1.85) but if you're looking for something cool, healthy and satisfying, it fits the bill in a relatively guilt-free way. You can take a break from your shopping exertions or riverside wandering and eat-in here at one of the simple white table settings or just purchase to-go. Staff are enthusiastic, helpful, patient and happy to offer suggestions or wait while you make your choice. I guess it will be the first in a line of several branches.

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.

The standout here is the staff. So incredibly friendly! We had a nice chat with the bartenders…read more There is an amazing selection of booze on offer and I loved the casual, laid back space. However, I thought the cocktail menu (if you manage to read the incredibly tiny font) was trying to do too much. There were so many ingredients and so many conflicting flavours, it was hard to even imagine what anything would taste like. Sometimes less is more!

Tiny cocktail bar run by super skilled mixologists. These cocktails are insanely good and the…read morechoices are pretty amazing. You can go the classics or you can chose from an array of creative combinations of joy. This is not a stereo typical 'sweet' cocktail list and the presentation of everything on the menu is really cool. Think gin, tiger's milk and chilli with a garnish of cured salmon. Something smokey, ginny, nutty, coffee but refreshing, served on a smoking board. There was a tropical green cocktail in a drip bag drink bottle. I could go on about the amazing combinations but it's better if you find out yourself. They also have a very good crew in the kitchen that cook up a couple of very good dishes. The charcuterie is a great start between two... Tiny space so get in early or be prepared to sit close to your mates or date.

After slurping down some amazing milkshakes on my trips to the USA, I'm still seeking my go to…read moreBritish milkshake. Perhaps, it's not part of our culture or heritage but I'm finding that certain food trends are making their way slowly but surely across the pond to London - witness the rise of frozen yoghurt stores and Mexican food. My prediction is that the next big thing in American food - mobile food trucks - may be next. Remember you read it here first. I spied Shakeaway after a meal at nearby Cosmo and despite eating my body weight in sushi at the buffet, my curiosity still got the better of me. I was surprised to find that despite the claim that Shakeaway is the world's biggest milkshake bar company, it was actually founded in Bournemouth in 1999. They share a retail unit with Subway. My first instinct on seeing their claim that they have 180 flavours was to say,"Yeah, right." However, a perusal of their menu board soon made me eat my words (or perhaps should be, drink my words!). They will literally crush anything into your milkshake - if you can name a favourite confection, cake, biscuit or sweet, they will almost certainly have it including indulgent things like Lindt chocolate, Bakewell tart and strawberry laces . Their shakes are made with vanilla ice cream but there is a frozen yoghurt option, which also forms the base for their fruity shakes. For the lactose-intolerant, they've thoughtfully made soya milk and soya ice cream available. The creations can be finished off wit toppings such as popping candy or popcorn if so desired. They also have novelty items like hot milkshakes and their most expensive creation is the millionaires milkshake, which is made with Green & Blacks 85% cocoa solid chocolate and real 23 carat gold flakes. Unfortunately, my first 2 choices were unavailable - no hot shakes at all that day and they were out of lychee. So, I settled for a classic chocolate malt milkshake, which was very good. This could just be the place which becomes my go to milkshake place but for now, they lose a star for not having my first 2 choices available.

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.