Crussh

Crussh is one of my favourite small chains for picking up a healthy lunch, but I particularly love their breakfast porridge. Their portions are very generous, and they have a variety of toppings. The staff at this branch are very nice. This is a nice pitstop.

This is a great place to find alternative, natural and healthy options for lunch. This is conveniently located for anyone in the Marble Arch office area. It is pricey for standards but I loved the smoothies! they even pass out the day’s special for some sampling. I went back here twice during my stay to grab a strawberry smoothie and the banana and pineapple special.
I also had their fresh daily soups. It was a vegetable minestrone which was hearty and delicious and not too salty.

Crussh and smoothie stores across the country are taking the high streets by storm. If America is anything to go by, this craze is only going to get bigger and bigger here, as people start to watch what they eat and drink and find fast, alternative ways to be healthy without spending hours in the kitchen peeling a processing.
All the juices and smoothies are freshly pressed/​blended and if you’re feeling a little under the weather you can even add echinacea or spirulina for 50p a shot, to boost your immune system and your energy levels. All sounds a bit faddish but the proof is in the smoothie, they do taste delicious.
My personal favourite is cinnamon cranberry: cranberries, banana, apple juice, cinnamon and low fat frozen yoghurt. It is a little pricier than your average snack but packed full of goodness to go. I haven’t tried their sandwiches yet but they look pretty fresh and healthy too.

No, Crussh is not a store for sumo wrestling fanatics, it’s a juice bar. With lots of high protein wheat grass berry blasting fusions that will give your internal organs the workout they need. All of the ingredients are fresh and every smoothie has at least three whole fruits in it, so essentially you’re drinking half your five a day in one shot. If you’re even one percent as lazy as I am when it comes to eating nutritionally, do your pancreas a favour and get a smoothie from this place. You can add some vitamin shots if you want to just to add an extra salubrious kick. They’re not too expensive, maybe about £3 for a regular smoothie, and the staff behind all this goodness will pass your drink to you with a smile. So get ready, get set, drink grass.