I think this is a Brazilian joint, so the smoothies, cakes and snacks have what I presume is a…read moreBrazilian flavour. I went for a fairly safe and boring banana, strawberry and acai smoothy, which tasted very nice (they did add a large spoonful of sugar though, how very Poppins).

Awesome Aussie franchise, healthy smoothies/juices. Packed with pure awesome flavours and healthy…read moregoodies! Can't get more Aussie than a good boost juice! Not exactly the kind of drink you think of in Winter but it certainly quenches your thirst! At £5-7 it is not exactly on the cheap side, but decent size at least, beats a lot of other competition, and it is at least natural and healthy! Love a good energy lift!

Perfect healthy energy on the run! We found this smoothie / juice bar in Liverpool station, near…read morethe flower stand at the entrance stalls to the underground. The Mango Tango smoothie is delicious! I also tried a Protein Energy Ball, which is literally a ball of fresh cocoa, dates and various nuts all mushed together. It was fantastic and all natural! I shared with my two old, he seemed to enjoy it all as well.

Delicious and good! Haven't had better milk tea since I was in Japan…read more Good selection, good service, extremely busy at times, but any good bubble tea location will be. If you're in the area enjoy!

I had a disappointing experience at a bubble tea shop nearby, so I visited Bubbleology in hopes of…read moredrinks that would satisfy my milk tea cravings. I ordered the Assam and Rose Milk Tea. The Assam milk tea was bland and had no sweetness to it. I wish I asked for extra sugar had I known. The Rose Milk Tea was much better, but primarily due to the strawberry toppings they provided. The rose taste was extremely subtle. I like that they provide multiple sizes, from small to supreme. The decor is unique and fun. Their sign was alluring which was what enticed me to come in. I'd come again but probably ask for more sugar to my drinks.

Go here for peanut butter smoothie but it's 6pounds and into my stomach in 10 seconds. A poor man's…read moremagic trick... but if you have money check it out! Many cute restaurants nearby :)

Velvet ropes, secret passwords, smoking shower, tiki torches, dragonfruit garnish, labrynthian…read morebasement, cheap (delicious) drinks, dancing bartenders and an owner who may or may not let you in but is certainly a friendly character once you are. I would caveat my review by saying that mine was an atypical introduction to this little place, but I think everyone's is. Lumiere is intriguing enough from the street -- a roped in area around the door stuffed with plants and lights, and inside even more so. A tiny ground floor has a small bar where "jolly hour" lasts from 6-9pm and includes a £5 special cocktail and 3-for-£10 on beers. Downstairs lies a dirt-floored basement with off-shoots of rooms and another (even smaller) bar. A slightly raised up box is a stage I'm told, though no one was playing this particular night. An outdoor, small, tiled room with no roof allows smokers to get their fix without going out the front. Blinking party lights decorate throughout and a general tiki theme is sort of pulled off. It kind of feels like you're at that one amazing house party those one guys throw every year -- and this is the last year it's cool, before it gets too crowded and those obnoxious sorority girls start showing up and killing the chilled vibe. The cocktails are very well made with lovely, fresh juice and fruit. Speaking of, I'm not sure why this is referred to as a juice bar everywhere online - perhaps it's a cover... the intrigue deepens... I took some photos but have decided not to post them. It doesn't really do them justice, and some things just have to be experienced to understand.

Nice smoothie bar which occasionally has live music (a wind trio playing outside when I went - we…read morestayed for smoothies partly to listen to them). They don't do much food (cakes mainly I think) but their soft drinks are great - I had a Rhubarb and Custard smoothie. They also do film showings downstairs in their labyrinthine basement.

You can't really go wrong with banana bread and peanut butter and fancy looking lattes…read more This cute cafe reminded me of LA hipster cafes that are there purely for Instagram, but that's okay! They're known for their vegan banana bread and had the option of topping it with peanut butter or a greek yogurt topping. I loved that the bread was toasted, and it was so comforting and sweet to eat with a spoon. The peanut butter isn't the disgusting Skippy consistency, but more like natural, dripping peanut butter that has a stronger flavor. It was a nice bite. I got the blue majik latte and thought it just tasted like a sweet latte that looked pretty. Kind of pricey too.

So updated review after eating brunch here today (4 Feb) with a friend:…read more Yes the pink background and palm frond wallpaper (and palm from baskets hanging from the ceiling) is still cute as ever and the desserts were again lovely. The waitress was also very cheerful this Sunday AM. The food menu is slightly changed from when I swung by six months ago. I got the Palm Buddha Bowel, which has an incredibly tasty blend of tabbouleh, roasted veggies, beetroot hummus, baba ganoush, massaged kale with seeds, pickled candy radishes (absolutely delicious) and thick sweet potato falafels bursting with flavour (the waitress kindly had the cucumber removed from the dish as I requested). It's a hefty bowl and I finished it feeling satisfied; I ended up being full the whole afternoon! I also got the Green Goddess juice (sans cucumber) and I liked how large and frothy it was. Sadly my friend didn't seem to like her Persian porridge and admittingly it looked pretty gluey and unpleasant. I got one of the vegan cookies and a coconut, chocolate and passion fruit macaroon for takeaway. The cookie was both sweet and salty but a bit too sugary for my taste. It was thin and lightly crispy with a decent amount of chocolate chunks. The macaron was very light and crumbly with a smattering of that coco/chocolate/passion fruit ingredient inside.

I had the "Vegan Beaver" waffle. The waffle itself is made with chia seeds, vanilla bean,…read morebuckwheat, maca root, coconut, apple cider vinegar, almond, hemp protein, dandelion leaves, cinnamon, and seeds. The "vegan beaver" top off includes some raw coconut, banana, nut butter and maple syrup. This was a DELICIOUS breakfast. My husband has had the "Cave (Wo)Man" waffle multiple times. That one is topped off with ghee, berries, nuts, seeds, pollen, and walnut blueberry honey. He loved it and has eaten multiple times this week.

I happened upon this place one night after leaving a local club. They were still open and I decided…read moreto get a ginger shot and smoothie. The shot was on point (hard to mess up fresh ginger lol) and the smoothie was refreshing (especially after a night of partying lol). This little gem is a great place to grab something quick and healthy.

Looking for a great coffee spot with a great breakfast? Look not further. This place was a short…read morewalk from our abnb and the ambiance was perfect and the service was delightful. I will be back.

I stopped here mid-walk around the reservoir for a spot of brunch. The cafe was pretty busy, I…read moreguess they were all of the people which lived in the flats above. The cafe was quirky and homely but as it was rammed, we sat outside. The staff were friendly as they took our order. We had the full English - £8, the Istanbul express - £7.50 and a freshly squeezed orange juice - £2.50. If you're wondering what the Istanbul express was, here you go: sausage, halloumi, salad, mushrooms, poached egg and sourdough bread. And let me tell you, it was lovely! I was very impressed with the place for its locality, great staff and lovely food. I definitely recommend! Maybe make a day of it and go for a walk around the newly opened East Reservoir walk (Woodberry Wetlands) which was unveiled to the public at the end of April by the one and only, David Attenborough ;)