Bushwacker Whole Foods

Great little neighbourhood wholefoods store! Sells all the essentials for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. They have a good range of prepackaged foods such as cereals, museli, muesli bars, nut bars, alternative milks and frozen foods plus bags of flours, health powders, oats, seeds etc. They also have skin care options, cakes and slices plus chilled drinks which is great. Be sure to check it out!

I am a very easy going guy, but I have decided today to follow my friends decision and to stop going into to this shop. The main reason is the amateurish customer service, plus the fact that you would need a microscope to see the fruit and veg section. I have just always felt bad vibes from the staff whenever I go into that shop. So yes I will start shopping at the new Shepherds Bush Waitrose, where there is a fairly large wholefoods section, in addition to the other organic shops I visit. I have found the staff at the new Waitrose to non-​aggressive and non-​judgemental, which I believe should be the cornerstone of good customer service. One thing I did like about this shop was that it appears to be an independently run shop and that they also sold my favourite non-​dairy ice cream, but there are plently of other shops in West London where I can obtain it.

Since there aren’t many shops like this in the area, I’ll give it 3 stars. But travel a bit further afield and you can find much better places to find your alternative foods and organic produce. There’s Whole Foods in Kensington, Planet Organic in Fulham or Westbourne Grove, and of course Holland & Barrett everywhere and cheaper.
A plus to Bushwacker is the «corner shop» feel and the fact that they carry Booja Booja ice cream (made of cashews).

This whole food market has been around much longer than any of the current offers out there for organic and fair trade produce.
Bushwacker begun back in 1982 six years before the modern Fair Trade movement was formally established and when the current organic food sector was still a twinkle in an environmentalist’s eye.
The store is homely and the shelves are stacked with an impressive variety of high-​end produce. Amazing Dijon mustard and beautifully produced chocolates sit alongside their sugar-​free breakfast cereals. Bags of exotic dried fruits, rustic breads, and jars of delicious rainforest honey line up next to dairy products and a wide array of teas, coffees, lentils, split peas, fresh fruit and vegetables.
And above all, these wont cost an arm for a leg. I support small retail business that in turn care about suppliers committed to looking after their workers, their livestock and their land, and who work with the underlying nature of things.

Great choice or organic and health food and natural medicine. Fantastic range of teas, local honey, dried flowers and ready to eat food. The staff is very polite and knowledgeable. Highly recommended

A lovely place I stumbled upon after a run. I ran to Ravenscourt Park and then left out the bottom end onto King St. I wandered up towards central Hammersmith and saw this shop and thought I’d have a peek in.
They have a tremendous selection of teas, really, an exceptional range.
They also have a lovely range of wheat-​free and dairy free stuff alongside a host of organic fresh and dry goods.
The stuff at the counter looks really good. Sandwiches, pies, snacks, wraps to take away. I didn’t buy any, but they id look terrific. I’ll definitely be going back.

Health food store, this store is very good as it helps keeps your body healthy with lots of natural ingredients yon can buy the sky is the limit.
You can buy your products wholesome, this is a great place as it sells essentials to help you take care of your body. It is of high standard and quality.