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Jusu Brothers

3.8 (16 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Otti Z.

Great healthy cafe in Notting hill. The ramen is so yummy and the cafe is decorated nicely.

Avodon with boiled eggs
Marthie D.

This place is super full of a lot of locals..... Which definitely intrigued me and led me to have a late brunch here. Jusu Brothers is a small super healthy place in the Notting Hill aka the Little Paris of London. I opted for a healthy juice, Ikigai and the avocado toast with added egg. I wish the egg was over easy but it wasn't bad (the egg was boiled). The juice I had was super good. I honestly can't remember what was in it. But I highly recommend the Ikigai. There are plenty of tables to sit at. I also saw a few working/studying as well. If you're ever in Notting Hill, I highly recommend this place for a small healthy bite.

Gluten Free Toast with Jam
Kimberly C.

This is a great spot! Loved the juices and breakfast. The toast and jam was simple, but delicious. They offer a lot of options like gluten free and vegan. The coffee is good as well.

Meike B.

Feel like I'm a bit of a late adopter to this latest addition to Westbourne Grove eateries. I'd read a fair bit about the new vegan hangout and finally made it just as summer was coming to an end ... I hope they will make it through the winter as most of the dishes are raw food. Loved the courgette spaghetti which are extremely filling despite being entirely veggie with not a carb in sight (don't be fooled into thinking you'd get pasta!). Mind you, the absolute highlight for me are the selection of fresh juices. Made to order from fresh ingredients (no pre-packed frozen mixes here) they are amongst the best I've had - and also available for takeaway! They also serve some lovely wine, though, the rose is an absolute winner - no wonder as the owners are from France and seem to be well connected with some local vinyards.

Their special avocado + corn soup and their special sun-dried tomato, onion, and chive quiche (vegan/GF)

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Dreadful service. Soso food. Manager doesn't care that food is not good and customers aren't satisfied.

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Redemption - Spicy Vietnamese salad - photo credit Patricia Niven

Redemption

4.3(14 reviews)
0.1 mi•Bayswater, Notting Hill

Finally my wishes have been answered in this upmarket vegan raw food establishment. Marble top…read moretables, slick service and beautifully presented organic foods. Prices were most reasonable considering the high standards of aesthetics and West London postcode. Looking forward to returning, and trying out their Persian plate.

Chill little cafe located in one of the nicer, and busier areas of Notting Hill, with a healthy…read moremenu, and a price tag to match. Truth be told, this little joint wasn't on my radar; I was actually searching for a different coffeeshop that I never found. Still, I was pretty famished, and I've had enough of brassieres to last me a lifetime. The service was friendly, right off the bat, and although I wasn't given the most comfortable table- given that I was alone- it wasn't a bad spot to dine in. The menu was pretty typical of vegan restaurants, with its usual gamut of "safer-than-soy" mushroom burgers, soups, salads, sandwiches, and a whole lot of superfood smoothies and tonics. With, again, a price tag to match. I went with their Redemption Burger- because it sounds so cool, doesn't it? It packs just about every superfood mushroom you can think of- from Reishi to Chaga and some other ones I can't pronounce- and flavorful veggies, all nestled between a charcoal bun, which, aside from looking cool acts as an extra toxin magnet when eaten in moderation. It also comes with a side of spicy slaw, and some fries, which to be honest, were on the soggier side of crispy. The whole meal, sans drink, came out to just under £20; which, while pretty darn delicious, I'm not sure I would pay again. I mean, it raised my acidity, for one thing. Still, we do a lot of things in the name of our health, and there are definitely worse places to eat in the area.

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Redemption - Candy beet ravioli - photo credit Patricia Niven

Candy beet ravioli - photo credit Patricia Niven

Redemption - Maki rolls platter - photo credit Patricia Niven

Maki rolls platter - photo credit Patricia Niven

Redemption - Located in the heart of Notting Hill

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Located in the heart of Notting Hill

The Shed - Marmite eclair

The Shed

4.4(108 reviews)
0.4 mi•Notting Hill
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We had a memorable and scrumptious meal at The Shed. The staff was uniformly attentive and helpful…read morein guiding us through their menu for the evening. We shared several dishes and each struck us with how the flavors blended in beautifully unique ways. We sat outside and were surprised at what a tranquil oasis that seating area was, despite being steps away from the busy road. It was the best meal of our one month stay in the United Kingdom and we can't wait to visit again.

We were staying at a hotel nearby and wanted to find a dinner spot without needing a reservation…read more The Shed came up as an option. When we arrived, it seemed like reservations were expected, and they did have some available, but they kindly seated us anyway. We chose the tasting menu since it featured a variety of farm-fresh dishes. My husband added the wine pairing. We started with a mushroom marmite éclair, which was better than I expected, followed by buttery Queenie scallops, a cheese course, chorizo, and beef bavette. Dessert was chocolate mousse, but I asked to switch to pie, and they were happy to accommodate. The ambiance felt like a cozy English countryside diner. I loved the details about the farm and the little pamphlet about where the food came from. Every dish was so thoughtful. This place is a hidden gem. We would absolutely come back to try the tasting menu again when it changes. Also, the crispy potatoes were incredible.

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The Shed - Inside seating area

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The Shed - Mushroom Marmite Eclair with egg yolk confit and cornichon - A MUST!

Mushroom Marmite Eclair with egg yolk confit and cornichon - A MUST!

The Shed - Exterior street view

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Exterior street view

The Quince Tree - Avocado toast

The Quince Tree

4.4(22 reviews)
0.7 mi•Little Venice, Maida Vale
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I've been to this place several times before the pandemic. The food selection was way much better,…read moreespecially the breakfast/brunch food. The service was much better too. The staff was nice, but the way the cafe operates now is not as good as it used to be. The best thing about this place is the ambiance. It is absolutely amazing! I think the owners can make a better job at making this place as good as it was, or even better.

The Quince Tree Café is set in Maida Vale's Clifton Nurseries, which is said to be the oldest…read moregarden centre in London. I don't know when The Quince Tree Café took up residence here, but the sport was the former home of a Daylesford outlet. The nursery surrounding of the café lend to a tranquil environment. It is easy to forget that you are in the heart of Maida Vale. When the sun is out, it would be harder to find a nicer sport in West London to enjoy a brunch. They also serve breakfast, lunch and offer an afternoon tea option. I tend to just come here to enjoy a slow Latte and take in atmosphere. It is also a popular meeting point for mothers in the area. There are plenty of high chairs and they also offer a children's menu. If you're looking for a fast service, this is not the place for you. The slow service though added to this places charm for me, as it felt as though I was enjoying a short spell in the countryside, where time is less important. The Quince Tree café also cater for private parties and wedding receptions. If you're in the area, it is well worth a visit.

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The Quince Tree - Elegant

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The Quince Tree - Delicious breakfast

Delicious breakfast

The Quince Tree - Truly decadent

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Truly decadent

Planet Organic

Planet Organic

3.8(24 reviews)
0.2 mi•Bayswater
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WHAT. Super Organic Grocery, Smoothie/Greens Juice Bar, and Lunch Bar/Deli…read more WHERE. 42 Westbourne Grove, London W2 5SH [four other city+greater London locations; also grocery deliveries]. WHY. Planet Organic does Greens Juice right with the freshest produce-presse, easy addition of a wheatgrass shot to the usual greens (and other superfoods), and their lunch offerings are fairly tasty too. The store is stocked with all the necessities for grocery shopping, and offer a wide selection of hard-to-find food products that Whole Foods might not necessarily carry. They also carry beauty products, eco-cleaning supplies, little baby goods, and other great necessities. Emily Rose Reeder

Although I am neither vegan nor vegetarian, almost all of my food shopping takes place in health…read morefood shops. Yes, I was blessed with allergies to both wheat and corn, which restricts what I can eat. Fortunately, I also prefer to purchase responsibly farmed fruit and vegetables, so shops like Planet Organic make the once mundane task of food shopping now seemingly effortless. I have a special place in my heart for this particular Planet Organic, as it saw me through a rather awkward six weeks of my life after a plumbing disaster flooded my flat. I was forced to seek temporary housing in an unfamiliar neighbourhood I almost never ventured into. Even so, it was a pleasant surprise to find a familiar health food shop nearby, especially since this Planet Organic is their largest. Thankfully, it offered more than I could have imagined and I found myself popping in each morning on my way to the tube station for a fresh juice and again for a quick snack on my way back to my hotel at the end of each day. all natural yogurts (soy, too)...creamy and delicious refreshing juices and other healthy beverages fruits and veggies...seasonal, local, and responsibly farmed pasta...made from quinoa, spelt, rice, or wheat wheat-free biscuits...scrumptious and satisfying nuts and seeds...fresh and flavourful lotions...a nice variety of all natural and oil-free products for face and body hair care...all natural shampoos, conditioners, and colour treatments dental care...Neem toothpastes, dental tape, and breath fresheners There is too much more to mention, and some options will change with their seasonal availability. If you live or work locally, do pop in and have a look. Prices are fair and similar to other health food shops. Planet Organic? Why, yes...I am a fan!

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Planet Organic
Planet Organic
Planet Organic

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Jusu Brothers - vegan - Updated October 2026

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