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Top Organic Cafes and Restaurants in London

The organic food demand is growing in London at a rapid pace. As more and more people begin to wake up to how their food consumption affects their health, the need for organic products increases — and Londoners are happy to pay.

These cafes and restaurants are considered the leading edge in the organic hospitably movements taking place at this time. Read on!

Itadaki Zen in London

First things first: organic, sustainable eating comes at a price. It is not produce that is easily accessible; not for you, and not for the restaurants that source it to provide to you.

Complaining about the cost of organic eating will get us all nowhere. Accept it for what it is, or leave it alone. We can only hope that as the demand grows so too does the accessibility, which will make it more affordable for all of us.

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Itadaki Zen is a fabulous Asian vegan eatery just a few minutes walk from King’s Cross Station. This is where I send all of the plant eaters when their guided walking tours come to an end on the main street.

The menu is completely plant based, sustainable and organic. They are doing big things in the Asian food industry and I guarantee you will be nothing short of wildly impressed by this menu.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Saturday –Ìý 12pm to 3pm // 6pm to 10pm

ADDRESS: 139 King’s Cross Rd, London WC1X 9BJ, United Kingdom

METRO STATION: King’s Cross

Daylesford Organic in London

Daylesford Organic is just slightly east of Chelsea, and is doing equally as important things for London’s organic community.

This is a cafe, restaurants, bakery and supermarket hybrid, and everything inside is completely organic. You can shop here or dine here; or even have a simple cup of organic coffee if you need a break on a chilly day.

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Their menu offers everything from organic lamb based mains, hamburgers, bacon & egg breakfasts, mushroom rostis, granola bowls, salads… the list goes on. They even do an organic pizza, though I don’t recommend it.

Vegans and vegetarians are extensively included in this menu.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Sunday –Ìý 8am to 8pm

ADDRESS: 44B Pimlico Rd, Belgravia, London SW1W 8LP, United Kingdom

METRO STATION: Sloane Square

Wild Food Café in London

If you’re going to take a guided walking tour or watch theatre around Covent Garden, and you need to eat organic, the the Wild Food Cafe is your spot.

Take note, this cafe is 100% raw. So everything on the menu is prepared without the application of any heat that will change the electromagnetic compounds of the foods; keeping them in their most natural and nutrient states.

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Raw dining isn’t for everyone, and it is easy to land up here expecting a regular vegetarian menu and being wildly disappointed.

If you’re happy to eat raw, however, then this spot is phenomenal. Everything from lasagnas to burgers, Buddha bowls, tarts and more. They are organic where possible, with the execution of a few key ingredients that may be impossible to source otherwise.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday to Sunday –Ìý 11am to 8:30pm

ADDRESS: 1st Floor, 14 Neal’s Yard, London WC2H 9DP, United Kingdom

METRO STATION: Covent Garden

Aprés Food Co in London

The Aprés Food Co. is an absolute treat of a cafe close to the Museum of London in St. Lukes.

There is nothing distinctly unusual about the menu; the meals are hearty and expected, all made with sustainable, organic produce that is sourced locally where possible. It’s the execution of the meals that has every diner in awe. When I ate here the girl dining next to me looked as if she might burst into tears over how good her salad was… a salad.

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I had the pancakes; fluffy and perfect; which is how I would describe all of their cakes and baked goods. In addition to being organic, almost all of the menu is gluten free. Vegan and vegetarian melas are clearly identified on the menu as well.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Sunday –Ìý 8am to 11:30am // 12pm to 2:30pm // 6pm to 9pm

ADDRESS: 72 St John St, Farringdon, London EC1M 4DT, United Kingdom

METRO STATION: Farringdon

Hally’s in London

What’s better than a Californian-themed organic cafe in London? A dog-friendly, Californian-themed organic cafe… in London!

Welcome to Hally’s. The dog-friendly, Cali— you get the picture.

Halley’s is the Instagram content creators dream cafe. Every plate and ever nook in this restaurants is picture perfect and just screaming for likes.

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On weekends the do a great bottomless mimosa brunch; all organic, of course. Like I said, dogs are very welcome at this cafe so bring your friends along.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Sunday –Ìý 8am to 5pm

ADDRESS: 60 New King’s Rd, Fulham, London SW6 4LS, United Kingdom

METRO STATION: Putney BridgeÌý

The Duke of Cambridge in London

Organic and pub food are not two phrases often found in conjunction with one another. The Duke of Cambridge, on the contrary, has been one of London’s organic food pioneers since 1998.

This pub switched all of their produce sourcing to entirely organic and sustainable suppliers over twenty years ago. To keep things interesting, they also change and update their menu regularly so that the clientele never tire of the same gastropub dishes on offer.

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It’s a fantastic environment, where organic beer and wine flows right alongside the organic meats and fish.

Board games are available to all clientele at all times of the day. A great spot for a first Tinder date where you might need some external entertainment.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Sunday –Ìý 12pm to 11pm

ADDRESS: 30 St Peter’s St, Islington, London N1 8JT, United Kingdom

METRO STATION: Angel