This is one of their better branches although recently I have gone off Joe and the juice. It's…read morequite stressful to be bombarded with pumping music while you're queing up to get you carrot apple and ginger juice. I get that people must like this as they seem to be really popular but i don't like that very much. I do think their smoothies and juices are delicious though. Has anyone else got any thoughts on the music thing? Too hipster, trendy etc etc for me

After a mention in Man Repeller's "Best NYC Coffee" round-up (thanks, Harling!) I knew I had to try…read morethe London iteration of this chain. I've been here a few times, and as this is the closest coffee shop to the Chancery Lane tube stop, I'll probably come here a few more. It's a solid place that serves up coffee quickly and the iced lattes are especially good - perfect to cool off on a midsummer commute. I've also tried their avo & mozzarella & tomato sandwiches, which are the perfect size and price for a quick lunch. I have yet to try the smoothies/juices, but I'm sure they'll be just as good. The vibe is pretty standard of chain cafes - artsy interior, loud-ish music, hipster baristas - but there's always plenty of seating and free wifi, and I'm not really looking for too much more in a lunch stop/morning caffeination station.

ABSOLUTLEY a must for high quality, fine sourced ingredients. Tasty tasty breakfasts, tucked away…read morein a sweet little corner. The bright lights and interior decoration is lovely. They have a lot of great stuff for quick bites and on the go bites. They have vegan, vegetarian, paleo, gluten free and dairy free options. You want it they have it. So impressed, coming from a Californian this place blew my mind.

Really great salads here. I got the Sweet Potato Falafel and the Chargrilled Cauliflower and Quinoa…read morefor takeaway as well a range of the snacks such as the energy balls and the fig and cacao brownie. Each salad was hearty and very tasty, with chunks of beetroot in the former and loads of quinoa in the latter. The staff was also very friendly. The treats were appropriately "healthy-tasting" but enjoyable. I didn't find the prices that expensive for the area - £5.49 for a large salad (which is actually not medium-sized) and the treats about £2.50-£3 each.

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!

Some of the best smoothies in London, food is healthy and delicious. Just wish they would add…read moreMatcha Latte to their menus.

Okay yelpers, I need your help!…read more I have had crussh's sushi before and been pretty unimpressed. But then I forget...and several months later, when I have a sushi craving, I try it again. Argh!! Please yelp folks, if you ever see me entering crush, please scream "JOSY, DON'T GET THE SUSHI!!" to help me to remember not to be a waste-of-money-terrible-sushi-buying-idiot. My veggy sushi today was particularly bad. The rice was tesco-sushi-esque, so hard and with a slightly strange flavour. There were peas mixed with the edamame(!?) and the egg was super-sweet and more like a fluffy sponge than an omelette. The inari sushi wasn't bad- apart from the rice. Also I wasn't remotely filled up by the measly 6 bits of sushi and a little salad for £5.20. Crussh might be good for smoothies and meatballs, but just don't let me ever buy their sushi!! Thank you yelpers. I appreciate your assistance.

Excellent for a coffee break, lunch, and doing a little work!…read more Adam was amazing in providing the best atmosphere & service.

Lovely little place, fair pricing but more than I thought. Their food is far more extensive!read more

Give you cusions the rest in the ultra soft seats with top notch delicious food quality.read more

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.

I'm from California and this is so not pure California, dude. Okay, so I'll give them props for the…read morewholesome food concept but certainly not for execution. I had a smoothie and a salad and both were quite watery and melted by the time they reached me...and it was about 12 degrees outside. What gives?!

I wanted SO bad to love this place! You walk in and immediately feel like you've already made a…read moregood choice to be healthy. The walls are filled with amazing concoctions and the shelves are packed with healthy snacks. I ordered the skin cleansing smoothie (#65). It was a spinach, avocado, coconut water and pineapple smoothie. They only offer their super smoothies in medium and large size, so I opted for the medium - and it is huge. Definitely no need for a large! I was handed a beautiful light green drink - not a smoothie. I was expecting a nice creamy cold smoothie - but this was a luke warm juice. Not at all what I was expecting. That being said, for a juice, it was really good...it just wasn't what I was looking for. I'll try it again and order something else, and hopefully have a real smoothie.

Tiny hidden shop. No space to stay inside really but just grab a juice or smoothie to start your…read moreday. Amazing options with choice of boosters, protein powders and such. Wish it were open on the weekends. In a nutshell: it is fresh and healthy

Remember that time about a decade ago when there was this fresh juice fad wherein everyone ran out…read moreto buy his or her own juicer to make healthy-fresh-juice-omg for him or herself every morning only to find that he or she didn't have the dedication to buy the ingredients and clean said juicer every day, especially when the end result always tasted just a little bit crap? Well, the product you'll get at Crussh is similar to the one you'll remember from the above scenario, except you won't be out the £150 cost of a juicer that you'll never use, and you don't have to clean up the mess. It's still a bit crap, though. And your yuppie, middle-class street cred will take a blow, seeing as though you will not be the proud owner of a completely disused juicing machine.

My colleague has been trekking fairly out of the way to make this a part of his breakfast routine,…read moreand I was curious so I tagged along to check it out. What he is a big fan of is the scrambled egg pot, which are pre-prepared and sitting in a heating rack by the door, along with porridge and what they call "Fit Egg," which is basically a soft cooked egg. You then take it to the counter and order much like you do at Pod, and they add in the desired toppings out of small containers and then you are well on your way out the door. It's very good for the time constrained. The scrambled eggs are wonderfully creamy, and the chorizo and avocado that I selected as toppings were tasty, but the disappointment came with the toastie soldiers that I tried to order. The person preparing it was very confused and there was some back and forth, but basically I had to wait a few extra minutes, and then what came out was a slice of bread that had been sliced into soldiers, but not toasted at all! At least at Pod they give you some nice slices of buttered and toasted bread. He is also a big fan of the smoothies, but for me that is not so much a breakfast and more of a refreshing drink in the summer, like the Jamba Juice we had back in the US. On another trip I got the pesto chicken and cheddar toastie, to see how it compares to the ones I sometimes get at Pret. It was mediocre, but nothing special, and it annoyed me that they didn't cut it in half so I was just served on enormous toastie that kept falling apart. Overall I think this place has potential and I may give it another chance, but so far I do not think it is worth going out of your way for.