Healthy Eating in Kensington and Chelsea, London

Inspired by the healthy food cafes that are standard finds in LA, The Good Life Eatery is a Sloane Avenue success. More of a lunch/brunch spot than a place to eat dinner, tuck into a range of super food salads, soups, almond milk coffees, cold pressed juices and smoothies.

Perfectly positioned for a juice stop post yoga, Juice Baby makes healthy food accessible on the go. Stop in for a cold pressed juice, a superfood smoothie, or even a shockingly good dessert to take away. Their philosophy is all about making small changes as you work towards a healthier lifestyle. This venue concentrates on maximising real nutritional value in everything rustled up at this juicy hangout, focusing on sustainable organic food. It’s not cheap, but it’s certainly delicious.

Nestled within My Hotel, Tanya’s Cafe is a raw food venue suitable for all day dining. Arrive after 4 pm and enjoy a superfood cocktail complete with cold pressed juice. Alternatively, book in for one of their wildly popular supper clubs. Tanya herself is a raw food and detox expert and her restaurant was born after spending five years in London, spreading the message of ultimate health. You only have to follow Tanya’s Instagram feed to realise how beautifully presented the dishes are.

The newest and arguably most glamorous ‘health haunt’ to cater to the well heeled of South Kensington is the Sicilian inspired Iddu. With a charming interior that gives a subtle nod to retro Mediterranean chic, expect to see beautiful people tucking into equally beautiful food. Open for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner with menus changing according to the time of day, this is a perfect place to enjoy a relaxed bite to eat. Try one of owner Luca Del Bono’s favourites: refreshing granita drinks. These semi-frozen iced treats are a culinary homage to Luca’s youth. Iddu’s flavours include lemon, melon (cantaloupe), strawberry, coffee, peach and very soon, figs, all made from fresh fruits.