Food For Thought is a great health food store, well worth a visit - even if you are not into health…read morefood, there maybe something in here which could tempt even the most meaty non -healthy individual. I come here to get all the ingredients for my speciality raw chocolate, which I make for friends birthdays. The ingredients are quite unique, and generally are hard to come by around this neck of the woods - cacao butter, agave syrup, maca powder. I can always get everything here. The staff are very knowledgable, which is lucky, because there always seems to be someone needing help. As well as the standard health food supplements; (Solgar, A. Vogel, Viridian )and homeopathy and health foods, they also have a wide range of make-up, toiletries (such as Dr Hausichka and the Jason range) and eco washing products. If that is all getting a bit hard core for you, then head over to the organic beer and wine section - I told you that there would be something for everyone!

I love food for thought. I am from a little hippy town in California and the moment I step in those…read moredoors I feel like I'm back at home. they have all my favorite foods I can't find other places, quinoa, Kombucha, medicinal teas, natural body oils, essential oils, homeopathic medicine and so much more. It is my home away from home.

This place has just opened, a small friendly cafe that has just been opened by some local people…read more They sell new and exciting home made food each day made by the husband who is a cook. The cafe has one big table which everyone sits around, with different newspapers to look at etc. Not much choice as it is a small cafe, but if you're not a picky eater its great! Also there are take away tupper ware boxes of desserts and a meal! Would reccomend it to anyone.

To be honest, I've not been a great customer of health food shops but this weekend, I had to go in…read morehere to pick up some dried fruit for a patient. They had a nice range of dried fruits and seeds and even some snacks like sesame peanuts. The prices weren't the cheapest - my favourite nut man in Berwick St market springs to mind for a cheaper option. However, my patient was quite specific in his request. I didn't wander much into the alternative medicine and health supplement areas of the shop Overall, the goods were well displayed and the service efficient. My patient pronounced himself very happy with the dried apple rings and fruit I got him

A brilliant zero waste shop in the heart of Clapham Junction. They have an impressive range of…read moreproducts, from grains to pulses to bathroom goods to sweet treats, and on the off chance that you forget your containers, you can buy reusable jars and bags. Like most zero waste shops I've been to, the tareing works on an honour-based system, so you'll need to measure your jars before you fill them, but if you've measured a jar once and intend to bring it again, you can label it and avoid having to do this every time. The staff are incredibly friendly - when I've wanted white flour, which they seemed to be low on, despite it being near closing, the woman refilled the bin right then and there for me, which was incredibly sweet. And the reward point system is pretty generous, and after only two shops I already had 75p off. Oh, and not to mention the dark chocolate banana chips are the yummiest...!

Took me a long time to figure out this store so seems fair to provide a similarly long review. The…read moreSource Bulk Foods in Clapham is along my daily walk and next to the coffee shop where I have my mid-walk coffee break. I had judged it just another don't-need-it, healthy-foody posh shop. I passed it dozens of times before finally entering, of curiosity perhaps, but to be honest, I was looking for trouble. It's a tiny place so it took just a minute to take it all in and make my way to the back where my attention was drawn to enormous plastic vats of olive oil. An associate approached me and asked if she could help. (I learned later her name is Ellie and she deserves her own review). Whatever my question was, it led to her offering me a taste of the olive oil. I am into EVO often drinking it straight. One of their EVOs (Duvichus) subjectively tasted quite good and, somewhat more objectively, had the almost unbearable peppery aftertaste that shows high polyphenols.  Worth a look. Price caught my attention: exactly one third the high-end EVO I buy from Ocado. I think the Ocado EVO is better, but not by much and not worth three times the price. No way I was buying a glass bottle to take home some olive oil, so declined, but of politeness bought £2 pounds of dried figs to have with my coffee. The figs may have been the most delicious food I have ever eaten--probably not and just my fleeting impression. Or Ellie put a spell on them. I came back the next day with a 330ml ex-mineral-water plastic bottle and filled up on olive oil, paid £5 pounds... and that was the start of my journey with The Source. As a consumer, I self-categorize as a high-quality/good-value shopper, maybe a very high-quality/fair-value shopper. I'll gladly part with £5 for 18 grams of sublime coffee beans (try Sea Island Coffee in South Kensington) or an equally silly amount for nuanced Sencha green tea, but, the aforementioned aside, I do respect value.  For me, The Source is about very high-quality and good value. I will boldly assert that every item there is at least 30% better value than anywhere else I can find: online, Whole Foods, Waitrose... anywhere. Sometimes it's the same price but 30% better quality, sometimes the same quality but 30% cheaper. Then there are breakouts like the olive oil which is at least two times better value.  Not apparent is how much stuff is in that store, until you realize that every product is in one single bin or jar in contrast to several shelf-meters dedicated to packaged versions of different brands of the same food--what we have become used to. So that little store goes on and on and on. Here's an exception to my quality/value measure. Butter beans are the same price I get online in bulk and to me same quality. Up to you if shopping online is a net convenience over in-store, and a whole other topic is that the online 1000 grams of beans comes with 200 grams of packaging and the ICE was running in the van while waiting for you to answer the doorbell. The Source takes no added packaging very seriously--take care! In the interest of brevity, switching to bullet-point style. Tasting is allowed, just ask and then take (a lot of) care about hygiene. Dried vanilla. Nori flakes. Macadamia nuts are painfully expensive, but I don't feel I should be counting them as I eat. Dorset sea salt (unbelievable--I snack on it by licking my finger and dipping it in a bowl of salt then pretending I am at a salt lick on an African savanna and not a Zoom call. For salt, shockingly expensive, utterly worth it). The herbal teas are a highlight, try ginger and turmeric golden glow, then make iced tea from it. Dark Chocolate at 70% it's almost too sweet for me but it works. Country of origin is labelled on each bin. If there are preservatives or sulphites (such as in some dried fruit) they are shown in bold on the label on the bin. In bold! (They do have dried fruit with no preservations at all--ask for the roadkill organic apricots). Added sugar is clearly labelled (dried blueberries and cranberries). Super foods are affordable. I will never ever know if it does any good, but açaí is cheap enough that I can afford to use two tablespoons instead of a half teaspoon. If it helps, more must be better so dial up the placebo power and heap it on. Psyllium is expensive but has no insecticide residue I can detect. Coffee is just ok, and so far has been the only item (for me) that has been a missed target. The uniform knowledge and commitment of the staff is hard to convey--like nurses in a top hospital. Regrets If that analogy makes no sense. Behind the scenes I sense the guiding force of half-mad totalitarian quality genius like a Steve Jobs of bulk seeds and beans (who may not be a coffee drinker).  If you are curious, visit The Source Bulk Foods before Whole Foods buys them. And ask for Ellie.  And good luck! Their what3words is (are?) agenda.brass.remind

Extremely over-priced for sub-standard produce. Miserable staff, who do not greet customers or even…read morespeak to them at the check-out. The range of produce is good, but I'd only go here if I couldn't get an item elsewhere. Local supermarkets do better quality versions of products at a fraction of the cost.

AVOID...! Very dubious place with not great fruits and definitely overpriced. I ordered through…read moredeliveroo and they sent very rotten and unedible fruits through deliveroo. some of the fruits have to be thrown away. Will definitely not order anymore. Will NEVER be buying from here again!

I met Max at the Yorkshire show and he had this amazing product…read more Me and My girlfriend have always had digestion issues. I bought his digestive mix for £12.50 special rate and it worked very well. You take it after meals, 3 times a day and it helps your body digest food more rapidly. not only that, it helped make our skin healthier as well. The mix itself is so so. You have to grin and bear it for 30 seconds, then wash it down with water. (if you have braces beware it does get stuck =D ) The results are fast, effective and long lasting. I swear by it now. Make sure you get 2 jars. One for home and one for work. You have to stick to the 3 a day for a while, then you can slow down if you want. You don't have to change your diet, you can still eat the bacon sandwich in the mornings! Max and the team are great, and from what I hear they are ever expanding. So, get to the website today. http://www.conciousfoods.com I don't think they are doing online orders just yet, however you can call and place an order easy enough. Max himself is at shows all the time, so if you see him tell him Mark said Hi

Love that diet lifestyle, it is a part of me now. you've got to pop in this shop/restaurant. you'll…read morefind out healthy products as well as a restaurant in order to fill in your stomac with healthy food with " low IG". Recommanded for healthy persons

Today's Living offers quite a substantial variety of supplements that you're not going to be…read moreoffered at a pharmacy or GNC. Specifically, they stock many herbal and natural remedies to all of your real world needs that you'd like not treat with pharmaceuticals or synthetic supplementation. And for those frequenting either of the nearby gyms, they also carry a healthy selection of protein powders, bars, etc all of which are well within reasonable pricing standards. If this weren't enough to ween you off the larger chains, their knowledgeable, helpful, and quite delightful staff could not be more charming. They really go the extra mile to ensure your purchase is exactly what you're looking for (need). I couldn't think of a better way to earn repeat (loyal) customers.

If you want to wrap yourself in banana leaves or just find eco-friendly detergent this is the store…read morefor you. Today's Living provides any homeopathic remedy that you may be looking for. They have a cornucopia of teas, honey, vitamins and beauty products that will leave you feeling like you are no longer human and that your blood is chlorophyll, your hair is wheat grass and your body is bark. Everyone that works here is really friendly and knowledgeable, so if you're lost in the health dimension and you need some guidance you won't have to go far to find some.

Fantastic authentic little French deli, famous for their unbelievably cheap freshly prepared…read morebaguettes.

Can't believe there is only one review for this place. Having lived around the corner it's obvious…read morewhat an awesome little business this is. They serve the best Baguettes around, the queues on the Sat and Sun morning are proof of this. The staff are mostly french as are a lot of the customers. Everything they have in the store is fresh and really good value. Don't be put off by any queues, they move pretty fast and it's worth the wait. My favourite is the Salami and Brie baguette followed by a warmed up quiche. Easy to get hooked.