Raw Press

Cafe · Belgravia

Raw Press

Cafe · Belgravia

3 Ellis St, London SW1X 9AL, United Kingdom

Highlights

This airy-chic cafe dishes out delicious plant-based meals, customizable bowls, and smoothies, perfect for a quick bite or a leisurely sip.

3 Ellis St, London SW1X 9AL, United Kingdom Get directions

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"The cold-pressed juices at this Dover Street café fly off the shelves every morning, fueling the days for the art gallerists, fashion buyers, and hedge fund managers who work nearby. While they're out the door within a matter of minutes, others tend to stay and enjoy their almond milk lattes (quite possibly the best in town) at the communal table at this cheery, healthy hideaway. There's also Wi-Fi, which means the whole place is often abuzz with business meetings."

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Local Girl

Google

This spot is perfect for a quick grab-and-go, with a few seats outside and some seating inside if you want to stay. They serve one of my absolute favorite matcha in London—definitely a must-try! And don’t sleep on their açaí bowls either, they’re delicious!

Anna Nele Johnson

Google

I went here twice during my stay in London. I love the concept that you can build your own bowl (you can choose a hot base (porridge) or a cold one (yoghurt, smoothie bowl,…) and then add toppings like fruit, granola, nut butters and even protein powder). I think more cafes should offer this concept, because it allows for lots of different combinations so you can always try something new and everyone can choose and modify their breakfast according to their preferences. However I think the portions are quite small. And I would like to point out that even if you choose to dine in the food and drinks are served in paper or plastic cups and bowls with singular usage forks and spoons. It‘s not very nice and is obviously not environmentally friendly. Why not serve it with real plates, bowls and cutlery?

El. P.

Google

Cute place, mainly recommended for smoothies and açai bowls. Nice selection of coffee!

Osamah Alawwam

Google

CACAO for Now Açai was fantastic, but before all the great bowls and the chewy Grawnola (yes, play on words for something really tasty) the great team made our experience much more enjoyable. Big thanks to grace and the gentleman there whose name I didn’t catch. Highly recommend

Yeva H.

Google

DO NOT order “white mushroom matcha” — not only it doesn’t taste like matcha, it tastes like mushroom soup sewer water with the solidified fat particles (you can see clearly on the picture). Yuck. £6.50 thrown away to a trash bin.

Yasmin Akhabayeva

Google

Do not ever go there unless you want to ruin all of your clothes.They have faulty cups. I was charged 50 p for sugar, and after all of this they did not even apologize for faulty cups. Horrible customer service.

Alex Millard

Google

Really nice spot, tucked away so not very busy. Definitely a health bar, they do bits like smoothies, bowls, brunch, salads etc. They also do pressed juice and little protein balls/sweet treats. It's a bit more pricey than a usual cafe spot but reflected in the ingredients (never had her pollen in a shake before this!)

Dóra Faber

Google

A nice place, a bit pricey, but their food and drink selections are great. We tried the sweetcorn waffle, it was nice, we especially liked the vegan sour cream. Their cups and cutlery are all compostable, which is great, I know it is probably because of the pandemic, but I still wish they had non-disposable cups and plates for sit-in customers.

Caitlin S.

Yelp

Came for CoFro and the machine was down, got an acai bowl instead. It was delicious, don't get me wrong, but health food in NYC where I live is a steal compared to here. Delicious snack, but it cost the same as a glass of wine and tapas.