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.

If youve been to one Joe and the Juice, you've been to them all. Staff was nice and this one is…read morelocated in a convenient location for the morning work commute.

Love the healthy juice selection and love the place very vibey cozy homey and chilly place to…read morehangout and to study and dont forget to download the app and get two things for free very worth it ehehehe you know where is this going woohoo!! Recommended and would be coming back again in the near future.

Generally, these smoothie places popping up everywhere really get on my nerves. It's like…read moreeverywhere you go somebody wants to mash up some strawberries and charge you £6 to put a few of them in a plastic cup. And to be honest, I don't really believe in all the nonsense, y'know, where they throw in a few leaves or whatever the hell it is and tell you that it's got like 50 types of b-vitamin and a whole energy combo blah blah. Like whatever, go away. However, as much as this makes me disgruntled... I LOVE Crussh!. They completely rock the Disco. If you don't think they rock, then do this. Go to a Crussh store and order a GOOD MORNING SMOOTHIE. This'll be the best thing you do all day. In fact, I did it with a friend once and we loved it so much that we had three of them. Which is a very bad idea for your stomach, I do not recommend it. But anyways, I'm not concerned about the health benefits of these drinks; and I do think the place is pricy... however, some of these smoothies taste astonisingly good. So much so that I've tried going to other smoothie shops but they tend to suck and taste not much different from my awful homemade smoothies. But Crussh get it right; and I am always open to being ripped off in the name of a good tasting Crush smoothie. Go do it, go to it right now - get a good morning smoothie. Actually, not right now, it's nearly midnight. But maybe tomorrow...

They lured me in with a voucher, a voucher that gives you a free medium smoothie of your choice if…read moreyou buy a salad, sandwich or soup. I confess, I was sceptical of their "healthy" image... who wants a wheat grass shot, seriously?! Anyhooo, I tried, I loved, and I go there for lunch all the time. The food is actually pretty reasonably priced, I love the smoothies and the little pots of salad, which are about £2.00, but surprisingly filling and very very tasty. Soups as well, are pretty good and the staff are really nice.

A very cozy place to chill and spend time. When we were there the coffee was good, and the owner…read morewas very friendly. We ordered a latte and a cappuccino, both tasted great and strong. I liked their coffee art too!

Okay so this is probably one of my favorite coffee shops in Loughton. In my opinion, Loughton…read morestruggles to open and keep good coffee shops. Organico is therefore my top choice. Organico is primarily a health food store that has some seating for those seeking a coffee. The coffee and pastries are quite good, but it can feel like your sitting in the middle of a grocery store. However, this is probably my only complaint. Organico serves decent coffee at reasonable prices in a semi-comfortable environment. Plus they dont mind the lengthy visits. My mother-in-law and I sat and chatted for a few hours. It was a very nice experience overall.

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.

Tucked away spot on the second floor of the mall. Wanted some bubble tea so stopped in. I got their…read moreTiger Tea which is brown sugar with some lavender. I got a large (they offer three sizes I believe). I was a little disappointed. There was very little flavor here and even the brown sugar bubbles had little flavor. It was totally fine and maybe you just need to ask for it with more sweetener but it was just okay in my opinion.

The lychee tea was best followed by the mango tea. I hated the rose milk tea I got. The jelly was…read morerose flavored, the actual drink wasnt. Didn't have much of a tea flavor either. This is a really busy location since it's in a mall. It took awhile to get 4 teas.

I was quite disappointed with my trip to Yogo. I am a sucker for any healthy, juicy, smoothie kind…read moreof place where I can create a weird and wonderful concoction, so I was excited when I walked into Yogo, which opened up in Kingston a few months ago. The premise is simple, a place which serves fat free frozen yogurt, and an optional topping of your choice. I had just returned from LA, where I had been introduced to the famous Pinkberry store, which operates on the same principal. I had loved what I had ordered there, and found it very good value for money. I had hoped for the same thing with Yogo, so ordered a small pot with an extra topping. This came to £3.00! the small serving is extremely small, and there was not a huge choice of toppings - about 15 or 16 different types of fruit and a few sweet things like granola, mixed nuts and coconut shavings. It just seems so expensive for something so small. a large serving with a couple of toppings will bring it up to about £5.00. Who can afford to spend this much on frozen yogurt? I went off feeling a bit short changed. I still had my pot when I walked into the health food store around the corner, and the guy behind the till asked my opinion of the place. I told him my gripe, and he said that a lot of people have made the similar complaint - that it is just too expensive. The fact that this place seems quiet when I have gone past echos this; I hope that the prices can be amended, because in principle it is a good, and healthy idea.

Hooray! the weather is smiling, you're out-and-about and craving a healthy snack Yogo recently…read moreopened their first UK branch in Kingston; inspired by images of Paris Hilton in LA, eating frozen yogurt topped with fruit, they spotted a gap in the market. When I first saw their logo and chanced upon this place I thought it was a new yoga venue with a 'clever' name Since my first visit and having discovered more I'm not sure the Paris link is a major selling point but I am a fan of frozen yogurt and theirs professes to be organic and pro-biotic, with just 94 calories in a 100g portion. It's refreshing on a summer's day and a healthier alternative to traditional ice-cream; try it au naturel or go further and up-the-taste by adding a virtuous fresh fruit topping (berry, banana, kiwi or mango), if you're in an indulgent mood add-in chocolate chips, coconut, granola or mixed nuts. (The basic product tastes just like what it is - frozen natural yogurt without a huge amount of flavour.) Then again, you could simply come in here for an organic Fair Trade tea or a reviving Brazilian guarana-fruit bar. It's not the cheapest snack option around (a small portion starts at £1.85) but if you're looking for something cool, healthy and satisfying, it fits the bill in a relatively guilt-free way. You can take a break from your shopping exertions or riverside wandering and eat-in here at one of the simple white table settings or just purchase to-go. Staff are enthusiastic, helpful, patient and happy to offer suggestions or wait while you make your choice. I guess it will be the first in a line of several branches.

Been Going here for years. The quality of juices and smoothies are amazing - all cold pressed…read more Smoothie bowls are my fav and service is great too! Highly recommended

Fresh, natural and local products, all cooked the oh-so-famous owner Leon…read more I recommend the vegan chocolate, pancakes and the sinkers bars. Do try the lunch boxes, good way to eat out and stay healthy!

Loved this place for a quick, healthy breakfast! The staff was so kind and friendly. Food was…read moregreat, coffee was not. I also love their floor that's a nod to Brazilian tile!

I love Acai bowls and was so happy to see one tucked away in this cute square. It's a great…read moreaddition to the British food scene - although I seemed to be one their only customers on this rainy day. Compared to other Acai bowls - my favorite being those I've had in Los Angeles, these tasted great but had some icy chunks in it. If you don't mind chunky bits like I didn't then the same great flavor is there. It's really expensive, probably the most I've ever payed for an Acai bowl anywhere but it was well worth it for me.

We live 2 minutes away so went bright and early on Saturday morning to the advantage of the 50%…read moresoft launch. Everything was nice - nothing outstanding but very nice overall. Not sure if it was because of the soft launch deal but we were served on paper trays as opposed to plates, and at £8-£10 per dish I would've expected a little more food to be honest, the portions were pretty small. We also tried some of the gluten free blueberry and mango pancakes with coconut yoghurt & - these were really tasty, however the teaspoon of yogurt, small dribble of maple syrup and the 4 small halved blueberries sprinkled over the top felt a bit stingy - especially at £8. I'll definitely be giving this place another go as I appreciate it's still finding it's feet - it has a nice selection of smoothies and hot drinks too!

Grabbed a lunchbox there on Friday. The service was really fast. The toilets super clean (important…read moredetail) It was quite a good surprise to see that the salads offered are hot. I had the tofu and some rice and quinoa kale etc etc. Was full until diner. In resume : good stop for a quick lunch on a busy day