london raw??

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Permalink Reply by fantastic! on April 26, 2009 at 6:40am

you are so sweet thank you SO MUCH!

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Permalink Reply by Emma on April 27, 2009 at 11:34am

You must try Dragonfly at Highgate! In my opinion it's the best raw place in London!!

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Permalink Reply by Olivia Russell on April 27, 2009 at 11:43am

DRAGONFLY WHOLEFOODS, highgate village. yummy raw food cafe.

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Permalink Reply by John on April 27, 2009 at 1:50pm

England raw food sources

Alchemy The Centre, 020 7267 6188; Unit 101, Stables Market, Chalk Farm Rd., London, NW1 8AH; http://www.alchemythecentre.co.uk/. Café with juice bar, smoothies, seed milks, elixirs. Yoga, workshops, events.

Alexandra Palace Farmers Market, Wood Green, N22. Sunday 9-3. Takeaway foods from Rainforest Creations and Dragonfly.

Blackheath Farmers’ Market, Blackheath Rail Station Car Park. Sunday 10-2. Near Greenwhich park.

Bonningtons, 11 Vauxhall Grove, Vauxhall, SW8 1TD, London; http://www.bonningtoncafe.co.uk. Vegetarian café that has raw food on menu, including deserts.

Brixton Whole Foods, 59 Atlantic Rd., Brixton, SW9 8PU, London; 020 7737 2210. Organic produce.

Bumblebee, 30, 32, 33 Brecknock Rd., N7 ODD; 020 7607 1936. Organic produce, nuts, seeds, herbs, spices.

China Town, London. Some shops in China Town sell durian, coconuts, mangosteen, and some other tropical fruits. See Woo 18-20 Lisle St.; New Loon Moon, 9 Gerard St.; Loon Fung, 42-44 Gerrard St.; Golden Gate, 100 Shaftesbury Ave.

Country Life Restaurant, London, England; http://www.countrylife-restaurant.co.uk. In 2009 they were closed. But plan on opening again.

Detox Your World, http://www.detoxyourworld.com

Dragonfly Wholefoods, 24 Highgate High St., Highgate, London N6 5JG, England; 020 8347 6087; http://www.villagewholefoods.co.uk/. Produce and kitchen supplies. Juice bar. Café has raw food and raw deserts. Home delivery around London.

Earth Natural Foods, 200 Kentish Town Rd., London NW5 2AE; http://www.EarthNaturalFoods.co.uk

Fareshares Food Co-op, 56 Crampton St., Walworth, SE17 3AE; http://www.fairshares.org.uk. Some organic produce and dried wholefoods. Thursday 2-8; Friday 3-7; Saturday 3-5.

Festival of Life, http://www.FestivalOfLife.net. 0207277 6882. Yearly festival

Fresh Network, http://www.fresh-network.com

Friends Organic, 83 Roman Rd., E2 0GQ; 020 8980 1843. Organic produce.

Funky Raw Magazine, http://www.FunkyRaw.com

Hornbeam Market Stall, 458 Hoe St., Walthamstow, E17 9AH; http://www.hornbeam.org.uk. Saturday 10-3. Organic produce from East Anglia and locally.

InSpiral Lounge, 250 Camden High Street, London NW1 8QS, England; 020 7428 5875; http://www.inspiralled.net

Karuna, 26 Bossel Rd., Buckfastleigh, Devon, TQ11 0DD, England; +44 (0) 8456-341-466; http://www.karunadetox.com; info (at) karunaretreates.com. Detox, fasting, yoga, and juicing retreats.

London Farmers’ Markets, http://www.lfm.org.uk; 020 7833 0338. Markets are located in Acton, Blackheath, Clapham, Ealing, Islington, Marylebone, Notting Hill, Peckham, Pimlico Road, Queens Park, South Kensington, Swiss Cottage, Twickenham, Walthamstow, and Wimbledon Park.

Luscious Organic, 240 Kinsington High St., W8 6NE; 020 7371 6987; http://www.lusciousorganic.co.uk. Market with some organic produce.

The Manna House, http://www.themannahouse.com

Manna, 24 Coombe Rd., Brighton, BN2 4EA, England; www.galaxyofvitality.com. Live food café.

Marylebone Farmers’ Market, Cramer Street Car Park, off Marylebone, High Street, W1. London. Sunday 10-2.

Notting Hill Farmers’ Market, Car park behind Waterstones. Saturday 9-1.

Ocean Wave Vibrations, http://www.OceanWaveVibrations.com. Raw foods

Purely Raw, http://www.PurelyRaw.com. Food delivery 0844 770 3344

Rainforest Creations, Hammersmith Lyric Square, Kind Street, W6, London. Thursdays 9-3. http://www.rainforestcreations.co.uk.

Rainforests Creations, Chelsea Market, Duke of York Square, Kings Rd. SW3, London. http://www.rainforestcreations.co.uk. Saturdays 9-3.

Rainforest Creations, Old Spitalfields Market, Brushfield St., E1, London; http://www.rainforestcreations.co.uk.

The Raw Chocolate Company, Unit E 3, Blacklands Farm, Wheatsheaf Road, Henfield, East Sussex BN5 9AT; http://www.therawchocolatecompany.com

Raw Fairies, http://www.RawFairies.com. 07879 246 501. Raw food delivery daily.

Raw Living, http://www.rawliving.co.uk

Saf Restaurant, 152-154 Curtain Rd., Shoreditch, London EC2A 3AT; +44 (0) 20 76130 007; http://www.SafRestaurant.com. http://www.safrestaurant.co.uk. Chad Sarno’s restaurant

Second Nature, 78 Wood St., Walthamstow, E17 3HX; 020 8520 7995. Organic produce.

The Shop On The Hill market 7b Harefield Rd., Brockley, London SE4 1LW England; 0208 6922175; theshoponthehill (at) hotmail.com. Tiny market

Spirited Palace, 105 Church Road, Crystal Palace, London, SE19 2PR, England; 020-8771 5557 or 07939 474 507; http://www.thespiritedpalace.com. Vegan Caribbean food.

Total Raw Food, POB 129, Brighton, BN51 9BW; 01273 248 697; http://www.TotalRawFood.com

Unicorn Co-op Market, 89 Albany Rd., Chorlton, Manchester, M21 0BN, England; http://www.unicorn-grocery.co.uk. Organic groceries. Also owns a farm in Glazebury.

Vegan London, http://www.veganlondon.co.uk

Vegan Society, http://www.vegansociety.com

Vita Organic Wholistic Restaurant, Alternative Café and Juice Bar, 279C Finchley Rd., London, NW3 6ND, England; 020-7435-2188; http://www.VitaOrganic.CO.uk. Extensive raw and juice menu.

Whole Foods Market, The Barkers Building, 63-98 Kensington High St., W8 5SE, London; 020 7368 4500; http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com. Large store, small raw foods section. Some organic produce.

http://www.sunfoodtraveler.com

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Permalink Reply by fantastic! on April 27, 2009 at 4:48pm

oh my goodness i am spoiled. thank you everybody! just had a delicious nutburger and green juice at inspiral!

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Permalink Reply by Zoe on April 27, 2009 at 8:56pm

ask Rob from funky raw, he's on here. There was a thread that asked the same question if u search for it you'll see even more info. Rob put a long answer on that thread. Why not hop down to brighton there's loads of raw stuff there too.Its not far from london and such a great place to visit, great shopping ;)

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Permalink Reply by fantastic! on April 28, 2009 at 5:49am

i do love brighton. can't do this time but definitely this summer! xox

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