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.

Craving protein and found it here in an egg bowl with smoked salmon and peas. Service was fast and…read morefriendly, with easy to order pictured items and ingredients included. Their to-go fridge was packed with unique wrap choices. There are a few tables inside, with windows to watch Victoria crowds go by

Grab and go perfection. Apple strawberry was so crisp and refreshing. Many fresh options!read more

I tried a sample of Orchard 1 (Strawberry Zest), and it was so refreshing and delicious that I just…read morehad to get a whole bottle! Most juice companies seem to have watery juices, but PRESS juices are practically like fruit purées. I will definitely be trying their other flavors the next time I visit London!

We visited for a pre-"Hamilton" (the musical playing around the corner at the Victoria Theatre)…read moredinner after searching on Yelp for some well-rated restaurants in the area. My son made a reservation and must have been asked about his birthday, because after being seated by the friendly maitre d' (I think his name was Alex), the maitre d' returned to the table to note that he had been informed that it was someone's birthday. We confirmed that it was my son's birthday the following day, at which point the maitre d' left and came back a few minutes later with a card for my son. The card wished my son Happy Birthday from the various wait staff and said we were being given a 20% discount off our meal (typically, the gift is 20% off your next meal, but the matter d' recognized we were from the US and were unlikely to be making regular visits to the restaurant). After this wonderful greeting, we ordered food from the pre-theatre menu, and we loved all of the food except the tempura broccoli, which was very heavy and too salty for my taste. My son and I especially liked the Longhorn sirloin steak with an egg on top, and my wife was happy with her king prawn salad. My only disappointment was that we ate too much that day and, therefore, we decided to forego dessert, which meant no sticky toffee doughnut. Overall, an excellent meal!

Stopped in on a rainy day to grab lunch after reading other Yelp reviews. I will add that we are…read more~American~ so our tastes may be different than others, but that being said we loved the food! We ordered the Chicken Bun (which is a Chicken Sandwich) and it was super good! The chipotle Mayo really makes the dish. The lamb lettuce bowl was good as well, heavy on the raisins. Skewers were tasty as well. We got artichoke dip to start and it was really great, has a hint of lime. The only food that wasn't exactly what we expected was the mac&cheese, it could use a bit more cheesy cheese. Overall super cute ambiance, great food & kind people! Would come again!!

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.

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.

Reasons to go to Crussh:…read more 1. Lean green juice 2. Green goddess juice 3. Beetroot & apple hijiki salad 4. Superfood salad (good food that's probably good for you that tastes good too). Also, I'm constantly amazed by the service here - when you're picking up 10 different lunches and 10 different juices for work, it's a miracle that someone can actually keep up!

Hello new favourite soup place!…read more You see, it's wintery now. And when it's wintery I hibernate a little. So wrapping up all cosy and eating homemade soup is going to happen for the next few months. Unfortunately, my office doesn't have a microwave so I have to make do with shop soup. But that's OK! I have Crussh! Seriously. I love. We somehow managed to make ordering very complicated - we had four different fivers from four different people, we ordered everything wrong and we were a bit annoyed by the whole experience. And we'd only gone in becuase our local changed the soup to something a bit rubbish at the last minute. But then we finally got things sorted (half an hour this took us - why?) and tried the soup. Oh my god the soup. Chorizo, bacon and lentil goodness to make us all full up and warm and happy. Yummy yum yum yum. yay! There's about ten choices a day too - simple, gournet and 'stew' if memory serves. In my head, I'm giving them five star, but really, it shouldn't cost over four ounds for large soup and bread. Plus, due to the previously mentioned mix up, i only got a small soup, and well, as filling as the soups are the size was pretty stingy. The cups have that raise bit in the bottom so they're even smaller than they really look. Was a bit annoyed and stole some of my friends. You need a large. And you need to love soup to be willing to spend that much, but it's oh so yummy I fully intend to go back tomorrow.

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.

I'm not sure what it is but I love it!…read more Actually, the act of Bubbleology creatively mixes teas, fruit juices or milk with tapioca balls that pop up through the over-sized straw as if to bubble up. Be careful not to choke on the balls and suck away. I've tried the Passionfruit and the Mango and both are good but I'm passionate about the fruit. Located on the 5th floor of Harvey Nichols, you'll spend 3.25 or 3.75 depending on the size. No problem! You'll be back for more from the white, lab coat adorned Bubbleologist.

I'm only giving this place 4 stars because the Lychee Green Tea with Aloe Jelly was really good and…read moreI didn't have to go to Chinatown for it. This place is on the 5th floor of Harvey Nichols which is less than a 5 minute cab ride from 45 Park Lane Hotel. So it's location is very convenient. I get to the counter at 11:45 am and they say they don't open til noon. Fair enough. I come back 20 minutes later and they say the tapioca won't be ready for another 20. I went there specifically for milk tea with boba (tapioca pearls). So that was disappointing. I would have only given 3 stars for the experience but the guy did take £1 discount off my Lychee Green Tea and it was yummy. But after all that I'm still craving boba :/

This is perhaps the swankiest Granger & Co. I've been to in London. Unsurprising, given the area…read more The space is large, yet always packed, unless it's near closing; so, reserve away. The few downsides in terms of atmosphere are the noise and the tiny tables available when it's only one or two people. There's barely any space for the plates. The food, while seemingly more limited than the other Granger & Co. restaurants I've been to, is top-notch and well worth what you pay for it. The options range from a few salads, to seafood dishes, steak, and one of the tastiest burgers and fries you're likely to have in London. They also don't skimp on the portions, so you won't be leaving hungry, even if you go for one of their ridiculously-healthy salads. The drinks are all next-level and carefully selected to please a more sophisticated palate. The cocktails aren't overly sugary and the prices have managed to stay decent in spite of how expensive everything has become. This is more of a "special occasion" spot, in my opinion, but the food has always given me something to look forward to, as the quality has remained consistent throughout the years, and those Ricotta Hotcakes thankfully haven't gone anywhere. That alone is worth coming for.

Went here for dinner but feel like it might come to life for brunch!…read more I ordered a limoncello spritz to drink, but they were out of limoncello, so brought me a bergamont spritz instead. It was way too bitter for me, and they were super gracious and understanding that I didn't want to finish it. Got the seasonal bellini instead and it was STELLAR! Pear and something- so good and autumnal. They do have a gluten free menu, but you have to request it. I am gluten free and vegetarian and there were a few good options for me. I ended up getting the curry, which was good. I am very used to the thai food in Seattle so this didn't feel like anything special, but it was good. Their dessert menu looked amazing and I was tempted by the pavlova. Will definitely be back to try brunch.