Roots Bulbs

Beautiful concept and not too expensive in consideration of the quality of smoothies and sweetness at this place. I visited near closing time and they took 50% of the price of smoothie. will be visited again when in london!

I really like the atmosphere and the concept of this in-house modern and healthy looking. the large selection of juices - from green to almond milk/cooked milk - this is the juicy sky. the only one is - the juices are (although very aesthetically appealing) on a large refrigerator that takes up the back wall of the load. I guess I would have preferred my juice for a juicy, and with the opportunity to change its content! I still think that the juices taste good - I always go for the g1. They do not have a great choice of food to choose, although I am very satisfied with the salmon package that is only slightly garnished, but is really...more

This place was recently opened and I was excited to see if I can actually begin to love the healthy side of life. I took the mandelmilch- und Grüntee-Trank and a chia seed pot, while my friend took the chicken wrap and one of her freshly made smoothies. my drink was completely tasteless, but the chia pod with kokspulver was ok. the smoothness of my friend was also surprisingly bland (in the rule they are much better) and the package was good, but contained huge amounts of coriander. Maybe it's just me not being able to force me to eat the super healthy kind, but that was just edible. I wouldn't go back.

Very happy with this place. a large selection of juiced and healthy eating. very beautiful and welcoming atmosphere that reflects a healthy and modern lifestyle. had the bio full wheat bread with salmon spinat and tomaten, ideal for a fast and satisfying lunch. the place is a little expensive, but definitiw a go-to for days where they feel like detoxification. the staff was helpful and welcoming.

Healthy yes, tasty possibly, yet I could not get rid of the feeling that Roots&Bulbs is one of the dozen of these new cafes trying to cash in on a healthy food fad. The stuff was absolutely rude, to the point that I walked out in absolute bewilderment. But first about food: the quinoa salad looked more like a pot of boiled quinoa, than a salad, which is totally uninspiring even for someone who loves quinoa as much as I do. The look of other lunch options (only a couple of them) stacked in the fridge convinced me it was better to skip food and go straight to drinks . I chose a £7.5 Big Boy smoothie with almond milk, blueberry, oats, almond butter, and few other superfood ingredients...read more