Go here if: - you want to try something different…read more- you have allergies or dietary needs - you're trying to make your diet healthier - you're into your ethical, organic food Don't go here if: - you're on a budget - you've discovered somewhere else stocking similar things for less Conclusion: - a good range of pulses, beans and so on, but it really depends what you buy as to whether it's worth it.

Uhuru is located on the Cowley Road, at the top end near The Plain. This part of the Cowley Road is…read morea conservation area. Uhuru sells wholefoods, organic and fair trade goods, beautiful natural soaps and a full range of Ecover products. Toiletries, amazing deodorants. Beans you can soak and use in salads! And a counter of amazing cakes and pies and goodies! The shop is beautifully set out and hosts a range of top quality goods - you get what you pay for.

Owned by the same entrepreneur as Coco's and Kasbar, this place is a huge disappointment. Despite…read morereading some lukewarm-at-best reviews on Daily Info, we decided to give them a try on a busy Friday night. We knew we were in trouble when the harried, disorganized staff relied on the manager's memory to keep track of the waiting list. The ambiance at OOBC is a bit Modern Fred Flintstone, with half the place dedicated to a mostly empty lounge consisting of harsh-on-your-bottom curved cement benches around some wooden stumps set up as stools and tables. It's the kind of setting that could be really hip and cool when filled with people, or when empty like this night, weird and uncomfortable. They need more cushions here and maybe some hanging fabric to dampen the echos. In contrast to the empty uncomfortable lounge, the left half of the place was overly crowded by long tables placed too close together. You know they're too close together because the staff are constantly shoving your chair out of the way to serve others. Because the decor is so sparse, sound bounced everywhere, and it was very hard to talk because of the noise. They really need more soft furnishings to deaden the noise and make it feel more comfortable. Basically, months after this place opened, they still have not figured out how to use the space effectively. As for the service, the poor management of the waiting list was only the beginning of the chaos. When we were finally seated after a long wait, we were served by a confused staff of three different waitresses. At two different points in the evening, they served us coffees meant for other tables, and they seemed to be CONSTANTLY interrupting our conversation in order to collect empty glasses. I don't know if they're short on glassware or just wanted to seem attentive, but it was really ridiculous for them to constantly interrupt. As for the food, they did serve tasty burgers. I had the Mexican Ali, which to my Californian ears sounds like a strange name. I would have named it Mexicali or Mexican not sure what the heck an Ali is. Muhhamed Ali? The meat turned out uneven, with one half very pink and the other side very cooked. It was tasty enough, but I'm not sure it was worth the 9.50. So we won't be back at this place in a hurry. I still enjoy Coco's and Kasbar but they clearly haven't figured out how to run an organic burger place yet.

awesome organic juices and smoothies and the best beanburger ever. boyfriend loves meat and said…read morehis Tarifa burger was tops.boyfriend went back next day for more freerange flesh.i love the extra details like wokamole, sprouting beans, garlic majo, tatsiki, free side salad when you sit down! the wooden bowls and the palm trees.apparently there is heating in the seats outside for girls like me.whats not to like?happy meat happy man happy me.

The MOST gorgeous organic farm shop with food, a cafe, a restaurant and homeware shop. Gorgeous…read moredecor, ambiance and everything in the store looks divine, meat, food, veg, pastries, sweets, coffees, teas, wines etc