Farmacy

Amazing food with immense deep flavours. Don’t be fooled they put a lot of effort into the flavour and taste. Recommended bits were pizza, pad Thai and the burger. We had nachos for starters, the portion size was generous 3 people could have it. Also very beautiful decor and clean restaurant and toilet.

I absolutely love Farmacy. The food is quality and in season, plus every single thing is delicious! The staff are very helpful and attentive. I mentioned that I had an allergy and it was my partner's birthday and they detailed eveytime something gluten or cross contaminated came to the table. They also surprised us with a nice ice cream birthday dessert. Things here are a bit pricey so we only visit for special occasions. Two meals plus two starters and two cocktails set us back about £100+. There is a service charge. The (mens) toilets smells great and always looks clean. I'd recommend this place to any and everyone, you gotta try it.

We had a lovely meal here for lunch, and it was probably the best vegan food we had in London. I absolutely loved the mushroom and toast starter, I could probably eat that 5 days a week! The waitress was lovely and the restaurant was spotlessly clean. Definitely coming back here!

This is a great vegan spot with cool interior. We went for brunch on a Saturday, reservation is recommended. They have a great menu and we loved everything we tried. I esp recommend the Mexican bowl. They are on the expensive side so not a everyday place

We arrived at 5:31pm. It was 5:56pm before a waiter came to take our order. The food was nice enough, although the mushroom tacos could have been less full and better presented. They were definitely not worth the price. The sticky toffee pudding was well presented and absolutely delicious, but it was very small for the price. But then this is a restaurant in Westbourne Grove so maybe that's to be expected. We weren't happy that a discretionary tip was added to our bill considering the poor service we received. Not an ounce of friendliness from the waiter. We only found out later that we can ask for this charge to be removed. Overall, not a great dining experience but not the worst either as the dessert was lovely. Also, there is cool wallpaper in the women's toilets. Update: We went back here for a third visit and the service was much better, to the point that we didn't mind paying the discretionary tip. The waiting staff were all very friendly, professional and efficient this time. I recognised one of the waiters from the last visit. Unlike the last time we were here, they were very busy when we arrived this time. But they let us sit at the bar until our table was ready (5 minutes max) and I had a delicious hot chocolate. When we got our table, we had some delicious food: I got the mac and cheese and broccoli with almond butter. The almond butter is quite spicy. My boyfriend got the English breakfast and mushroom parfait. We then had some great cocktails: The Americas for me and a golden colada for my boyfriend. Pics included.

Amazing atmosphere, the place is beautiful and the staff is really lovely and attentive - our water was always topped up. We started with the loaded nachos which were a great portion and very tasty. The courgette guacamole was very pleasant. For mains, I tried the falafel waffles (so creative!) and it was delicious with the aubergine and beetroot hummus. Others tried the Benedict waffles which were also very good. The only thing that didn't get such a high rating were the buckwheat pancakes with chocolate and banana. The chocolate and the coconut yogurt weren't sweet at all so this is not the dish for you if you have a sweet tooth. A bit pricey, so more of a treat meal rather than a regular thing. Overall it was enjoyable and I'm very glad I didn't order the pancakes.

Fab service, everyone couldn't have been nicer and we were looked after all night. Really enjoyed the cocktails and the plant burger was one of the best yet with a delicious mayo sauce and homemade tomato sauce on the side.

Went here for lunch on a Sunday. Even though they didn't take a reservation on the phone we didn't have to wait too long for a table. The ambience of the place is delightful and so is the staff. Very courteous and helpful. When I ordered a wine the staff instead offered me a taster so I could order better! 😬 The breakfast burrito was tasty and so was the red lentil lasagna. I think the portion sizes could be slightly bigger but the taste was appetizing and refreshing. Great menu and drinks! Will definitely visit again!

Great experience. We tried to enter without a reservation in the evening, and they couldn't accommodate us. We learned about their general reservation policy. Came back the next day for breakfast, which generally doesn't require a reservation. The food was good. Pretty quiet atmosphere. No complaints. It's a good place for a simple vegan meal and conversation. They take all forms of credit cards, so no issues there. Basically, I would recommend it especially if you're on a vegan style diet.

I have been to Farmacy 3 times and this will be my last time. First of all the women that took my order forgot to tell the waitress that was on break that I also had a main dish. The food was really not that good. The appetizer was a cauliflower dish and it was so crunchy it was like it wasn't cooked. The main was basically spaghetti, which I can make better at home. I like to go out to get plant based food that I can't make at home. The tiramisu and the drink were good. They also charge you a discretionary fee. I would be glad to tip, but don't just add a fee on my bill. Not worth the $79/USD.

found this place on accident, walking by & visiting London. wow! nothing like this in Texas or anywhere, excellent food! we were able to get in without reservation. the waiter could have been friendlier, but food made up for it. I had Thai Curry, wonderful!

Had dinner here last night and it was incredible! The food was very fresh and there was quite a variety of dishes. The service was fantastic as well, she was very attentive and helpful. The atmosphere was perfection, I loved all of the plants, it gave it a very comfortable feel, almost like you were dining at a friends house. I will definitely be returning!

Very nice environment and the pizza was extremely unique and something we have never had before. Would highly recommend.

Amazing curry perfect texture and they cooked the squash perfectly. Love this place- beetroot hummus so good too. Very healthy and delicious. Wish they would PLEASE BRING BACK THE KALE SALAD!! It was my fav dish - I would come all the way from Chelsea every other day to eat it- please bring it back!

Ahhh I was hoping to give Farmacy a better review! If I could I'd rate Farmacy 3.5 stars for having a 100% plant-based menu, plus a lovely interior, although the food didn't quite come through execution-wise on my second visit. For our first visit, my sister and I made a reservation for a Friday evening around 7:30--the tables were mostly full. It was a hot day so I ordered a refreshing cocktail, the Forager's Martini (11 pounds). Okay yum. Honestly my favorite part about this place. This drink included gin, blackberry, cranberry, and lemon juice. I could have gone for a second, and a third... but self-control! My sister's Berry Punch mocktail was also super good (6). Her beverage contained raspberries, lemon juice, mint, ginger, strawberries, pineapple & grapefruit juice. Now just add some alcohol to that! ha. A sweaty day called for something lighter and cool, so the Pad Thai Salad was a great choice (16.5). This dish included rice noodles, roasted tofu, rainbow garden vegetables, roasted peanuts, mint, coriander. No it wasn't authentic per se, but I enjoyed it enough. The portion size was about right too. I also got a couple bites of my sister's Garden Pizza (15). The pizza was composed of a fermented GF base, tomato sauce, celeriac puree, roasted aubergine, olives, and fresh rocket. It was okay, I've had better vegan pizzas and would recommend ordering the Pad Thai Salad instead. We enjoyed our first experience enough, so we made another reservation a couple weeks later. The space was a lot quieter during our second visit (also a Friday), but it was an hour or two earlier, so maybe that was the reason. People do tend to dine later in Europe! We enjoyed the same beverages again, I highly recommend both! We wanted some veg action so we split the Charred Broccoli with almond butter (6). The broccoli was served as a big hunk with a pool of sauce/almond butter on the side. This dish had potential. But didn't quite hit the mark. The broccoli would have been better charred and served in bite-sized pieces/florets with twice as much almond butter, spooned on top. Just sayin. For mains I went with the Got No Beef Burger with fries (17.5)--portobello mushroom, beetroot and walnut burger, pickled onions, tomato, lettuce, Farmacy secret sauce, goji ketchup. Again there was potential. The bun was too charred so the entire burger tasted burnt when I bit into it. The burger minus the bun tasted good though. The fries are a nice thickness although not all that crispy, and I prefer regular ketchup. I know they would have gladly given me a new bun, but I was feeling too shy/lazy/hungry to say anything. My sister's Falafel Waffle was pretty but she said it was just okay (17). I had a bite of the falafel waffle part and agreed it could have used a little more seasoning/lemon. She enjoyed the aubergine (eggplant) sambal component the best. Service is decent, no complaints there. Would I recommend trying out Farmacy? Yes! At least to get some delicious drinks. The mac and cheese did sound good too..

What is the protocol for rating a restaurant that won't serve you? Because that was my experience at Farmacy when I stopped in on 26 May and inquired about ordering take away. The hostess told me the kitchen was too busy and so they could not accommodate me even though I had walked a half hour to get there. Nothing on their Google page indicated they close down takeaway orders when busy so I had no reason to think this might happen. While I was standing there talking to her, though, two different delivery drivers came in to pick up orders. So, I asked, could I order food through delivery? She said yes. "So, you're too busy to feed a customer standing in front of you with a credit card, but you're not too busy to serve people who are using a third-party app to order food?" She stared blankly for a few seconds and then said that they sometimes turn off the delivery option. (But, not that night...) To point out the idiocy of this I asked her one more question, and that was, could I, if I wanted to, go stand in front of the business next-door, order my food using that address, and have it delivered to me? She said she supposed I could. So, you're not too busy to serve me--you just want someone else to pick it up. Look, it's their business, and they can run it however they want. But this is absolutely terrible customer service if you ask me, and they lost my business--not just for that night but for good. I had been looking forward to eating at the restaurant during my visit to London, and my friend and I had even made reservations in advance for the weekend. However, I was so disappointed by the way I was treated that we canceled our reservations and ate at Rudy's in Camden, instead. I'm no longer interested in dining at Farmacy.

I love this place so much. It was close to our hotel. Even though they were busy and we had no reservation they found us a spot at the bar. The service was great. Our server also worked as the bartender. He was wonderful, he recommended drinks and entrees and we pretty much ordered his favorite dishes and cocktails and they were incredible. You could see he had pride for where he worked. I would definitely go back the next time I'm visiting the area. Also right across the street there's an amazing Italian grocery store if you want to pick up a few things to take back to your hotel or home.

Went here for pre-dinner cocktails with my boyfriend and it was AMAZING. The bartenders were so nice and engaging and their menu is so creative. I got their Matcha Caipiroska cocktail (I'm not much of a matcha person usually) but it was incredibly delicious and my boyfriend got the Opposite Hemisphere, which he loved. And the presentation was Would recommend to anyone for drinks - didn't eat the food but it looked really yummy!

The first restaurant meal post-lockdown, and what a treat! Not having been to Farmacy before I had no old normal to compare to and the lack of buzz around the bar in the centre of the large dining room was theoretical rather than lived. I admired the reception staff who kept their cool while masked up diners were piling into the entrance area. We booked online with a hefty £60 non-refundable deposit - a bit of an embarrassing moment when it came to paying at the end of the evening as I thought this would be taken off the final bill ... I didn't have the right software on my Android phone to download the menu using the QR codes provided. Luckily my friends both had iPhones and were happy to share. Everything else about the evening was perfect and the meal one of the best I've had in ages. Each dish was beautifully presented and cooked to perfection. Unlike many vegan restaurants that offer pretend versions of popular meat dishes, i.e. jackfruit burgers or tofu schnitzels, the dishes at Farmacy are imaginative and healthy. My curry was delicious, my friends' Mexican and Mexican and Middle Eastern Earth Bowls looked fantastic. No sharing during a pandemic! Which also meant we all had to order our own dessert. My Eton mess sundae was lovely but far too big. The raw chocolate tart and salted caramel popcorn cheesecake my friends ordered looked harmless by comparison but made up for it in richness. We left feeling fat and happy. A real treat, not just for certified vegans.

FARMACY BRINGING A BIT OF RACISM TO MY RECEIPT I was outraged when I received a receipt with 'ASIAN LADIES WITH DOG', to say the least. I understand that we were sat in the private seating area and had to share a large table with other customers. However, there were no other groups with a dog, let alone other 'ladies with dog'. It is totally unacceptable and unnecessary to have how they 'identify us' printed in capitals on a receipt and then given to us as paying customers. I struggle to believe that they would write 'WHITE LADIES WITH DOG' or 'BLACK LADIES WITH DOG' so why they thought it would be acceptable to write 'ASIAN LADIES WITH DOG' is beyond me. I will not be supporting a restaurant that condones racism. Food was average and overpriced. Service was okay but it was hard to get anyone's attention. The wait for the rude receipt and to pay was about half an hour. 0 out of 10 would not recommend. **Update** A representative from the head office rang me to discuss what had happened. She started off by arguing with me saying that it is not a racist matter and told me to look it up the definition in the dictionary. She then proceeded to say that she has asked multiple colleagues and they didn't see it as a problem. I practically had to ask for an apology. When she finally apologised, it was probably the most insincere apology I have ever received. She proceeded to gaslight me with her white privilege saying she doesn't mind being called a white woman. She was questioning whether I identify as an Asian lady. When I told her that she shouldn't identify people by their ethnicity or gender especially in this day an age, she disagreed. She stated that she doesn't think it's a problem to identify people by their appearance for their convenience for servicing. Simply asking for names would've been sufficient to identify orders from a shared table. It sounds like the problem starts from management all the way down to their staff. Farmacy clearly don't train their staff on diversity and inclusion nor are they capable of managing additional tables on busy weekends. I was infuriated following the phone conversation, feels like they only rang just to make sure I won't take further legal actions. Doesn't sound like they think it is an issue. Safe to say I will not be back.

I really liked the cocktails, I ordered The Americans and my wife had the Foragers Martini which was very good, a strong natural berry flavor. The food was also good, I had the curry which I very much enjoyed. My wife had the lasagna which I didn't try, but she liked. The staff was genuinely nice, and seemed to want us to be happy with our service, experience and food. We sat at the bar, and had the best, most responsive bar service ever. Sound levels were good, could hold a conversation, the music wasn't overwhelming. The only thing I don't like is something common with vegan restaurants, and that is having meat substitutes, instead of only having uniquely created vegan meals. There were more than a few vegan first dishes, but I could do with more of those and fewer of the substitute dishes.

Five stars doesn't do this place justice. I was staying in Battersea for a week on business, made it out to Notting Hill four times just to hit up Farmacy! I was on a raw food cleanse at the time, so had been able to experiment with all sorts of raw / live / vegan food in the London area, and this one was my favorite for sure. In addition to the food being absolutely incredible and absolutely fulfilling, the decor and ambience was next-level pleasant. It was very crowded all the times my friend and I dropped in, but were able to get seated immediately at the bar and enjoyed our meal there. Regardless of being vegan or raw, I am certainly looking forward to my next trip to London to be able to visit Farmacy again!

We had a fantastic experience at Farmacy in Notting Hill! We had no dinner plans on a Sunday night so I gave Farmacy a call around 7pm for a 8:30pm reservation for 2 people. They easily accommodated me and we made our way over to the restaurant. It's a short 12 minute walk from the Notting Hill Gate tube station. The restaurant is located on a cute and friendly street. We got to Farmacy a little early so I took a look at their great cookbook while we waited. For dinner, I had their Mexican bowl and my brother had their seasonal curry. Both dishes were absolutely fantastic! So much flavor! The Mexican bowl had guacamole, cashew sour cream, coriander rice... the list goes on! I loved the whole combination. The curry was especially spectacular. The coconut based sauce was so rich and sent my brother to foodie heaven. For dessert, we shared the Banana & Peanut Butter Bread Pudding with pb nice cream & pb sauce. Wow it was so good. With each bite, I didn't want it to end! I loved this restaurant because everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and even a little decadent. But all of it was very healthy and plant forward. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in London.

This is a must go! Some how the universe was in perfect alignment and a reservation opened, after not seeing an open table just minutes before, on the night we we ate. We were lookineptextureg for a close place to eat on the last night of London and after a rainy day of walking. It was a few blocks from our hotel and a nice walk with church bells and other nieghborhood sounds. Walking to it, the building is distinctive, making the full experience beginning before entering the restaurant. The experience begins immediately upon entering, with calming music, perfect lighting and calm atmosphere. We were seated and felt comfortable right away. Immediately asked if we wanted still or sparking water, we were not left unattended from beginning to finish, yet everyone around us seemed to receive the same treatment. Everything from the cocktails to the dessert was memorable. So much so we bought the cookbook. The meal was a full immersion experiences, with tastes, texture and smell. We had the Macro and Kimchi Bowl, with both having their own unique flavor experience. Finished off with the vanilla and berry crepes. If in or near London, make a reservation and know it will be a satisfying experience from beginning to end.

Since three days ago, I've been craving creamy coconut curry. It might be the best curry I've ever eaten. If you love healthy food, there is no better place to get it than here.

I've been to Farmacy two times and I have to say overall, it's highly overrated. This last time I went, my friend had the breakfast burrito and it looked like something you would get in economy class on a flight. It was small, dry, and disappointing. I ordered the burger that was the first item on the menu and a whopping £16 and it again looked a meal I would get at the airport. Unthoughtful, small, and completely underwhelming. I'm happy to pay high prices for good food, but my meal at Farmacy was nowhere near the prices charged. The staff also were highly absent and didn't come to check in on our meals. Despite the beautiful decor, the food and service is subpar and won't be back.

The food here is fine but not anything I'm ever excited about. It's a cutesy place with a nice vibe and lots of plants. Totally up my alley. About 90% of the restaurant is typically female and the other 10% is male--my partner likes to point this out every time I make him go! They have good turmeric, maca, and matcha lattes (I've tried them all). You can even get a syringe of rescue/detox juices for when your sick (that you inject into your cup). The avocado toast is OK. The rest of the menu had always been a little boring to me, but I keep going for the ambiance.

This is a cool vegan-ish spot in Nottingham. I was able to have dinner and breakfast here during a trip to London. I mentioned that it's vegan-ish because while nearly all dishes are vegan, there are a few that have egg. It's clearly labeled on the menu which dishes are no vegan and have egg. For dinner, I had the Mex bowl that was surprisingly good. It paired all with their Mezcal Magic cocktail.I also found it funny their warnings that the accompanying hot sauce I requested was Really Hot! I heard this in most places in London when requesting it. To me, "really hot" in British translations to "mild" in American. The service here is prim and proper and the restaurant has a great space.

The mexican-bowl dish I ordered here was the best looking meal I've had in forever! I liked the airy lightness of this spot and it was perfect for brunch. The side dish we got of sweet potato patties and the veggie burger was also great (top notch chips, which I'd actually come back for too ;) This is not a cheap and cheerful option but lovely for a nice treat with your bestie!

Delicious vegan food. We went for brunch (around 1030 on a Sunday) and there was no wait. The Maca smoothie is worth ordering. The chocolate chip waffle dish was just too small and since I was still hungry, we ordered another dish. Casual ambiance for a nice morning.

Wow! Delicious! My husband and I are both vegans visiting London from MN USA. I read about this place in a few blogs before our visit. The staff was very friendly and professional. The food was amazing! My husband ordered like a hummus plate or something and i ordered the mushroom pasta dish. OMG - the sauce was amazing! I could eat it over and over! I'd love some right now. ahhaha The space is clean and spacious. Very cute decore. The restroom are downstairs and very nice. I would definitely recommend this place and would love to visit again!

This looks great at a first glance; and list of mocktails IS impressive for someone like myself who's doing two months off. The food, however, wasn't that impressive. As in the reviews, the server suggested the Mexican Bowl. I was deadly hungry after a loooong run earlier during the day, so this carb filled bowl seemed perfect. It came out within minutes and I didn't even have time to l o n g for it. The brief time also meant the food wasn't warm; it was lukewarm. Supposedly, this is the way it is to be served but with some reluctancy they took it back and heated the items that could be heated. This slightly warmer version tasted nicer. Highlight of dinner was the tea. I drank the beetroot infused tea with cinnamon which was blood red and tasted like sweet Christmas. I loved it. If I come back, I will come back for the drinks and tea. And I wouldn't mind going solo again; the bar desk was a perfect people looking spot and the bartender friendly and chatty.

I was served absolutely scalding soup that caused a severe burn in my mouth. They should know better- this was guaranteed to cause a burn and was not normal restaurant temperature. Additionally service took ages. I ordered a soup and salad and it took 45m for salad to arrive after soup. At that point I just wanted to leave. The food was fine but overrated. Not worth the hype at all.

Farmacy was excellent! A friend of mine & I stopped here for lunch and I can say that I was extremely pleased with the service. Our waiter was extremely courteous and made sure to answer any questions that we had. I had the Farmacy Burger & my friend had the Mexican Bowl. The burger was extremely juicy and was large enough to leave me content for the rest of my day. My friend seemed to enjoy her Bowl and it looked AMAZING! The burger may have been on the pricier side for veggie burgers that I've had before, but I think it was well worth it when including the quality of service. Sidenote: Do not ask for a side of mayo(veganaise). My waiter informed me that it would be kind've weird, but I thought he meant it'd have some sort of aftertaste due to it being a substitute. It seemed to me like it was more or a hummus than Mayo. If viewing it from those lens, it was solid hummus but I don't think that's the best condiment to dip your fries in.

Very creative, fun menu (A lot of Vegan options :)), but on the pricier side for sure. Great location in Notting Hill and the Interior is very warm and welcoming. I shared the banana pancakes and the chickpea omelet with one other person. Both were good, but not AMAZING. Would love to come back to try some of the fun juices and lattes that they serve. Also- great service!

I used to feel sorry for vegetarian and vegan people until I visited Farmacy. Now I feel sorry for myself that I had no idea just how good food without meat could taste. This beautiful, bright and welcoming restaurant only opened in April 2016 but staff have got their act together when it comes to serving you quickly and explaining what the different dishes will look and taste like. The vegan nachos were amazing as was a meze feast of hummous and falafel and seed crisps that added such a variety of flavour to the plate. I had a vegan cheeseburger (made with cashew cheese). The burger itself was a combo of mushroom, millet seed and black beans and more succulent than a medium beef burger. It came topped with avocado and pickles - what's not to love? Chips were thick and chunky and it came with fresh tomato ketchup that had a spicy edge. It was a bargain at £12. My friend had a 'clean curry' and it was heavy on the coconut and full of colourful veg, so it looked just as good as it tasted. We were too full for dessert but I'm very intrigued by 'nice cream', which is vegan ice cream. I'd definitely go back to see if nice cream is nice and to have another meat free burger. It was THAT good!

As many of my friends know I do not get excited for vegetarian restaurants because 1) I'm a meat eater and 2) I usually always come out hungry from vegetarian restaurants. During my stay in London my girlfriend kept saying how good Farmacy was and that I had to try it - and boy am I glad I did! Food: We both ordered the Mexican bowl for our entrées and it was delicious! The Mexican bowl had coriander rice, guacamole, frijoles, tomato ceviche, salsa and sour cream, purple mashed potatoes, corn chips and a chipotle mayo. When it arrived I thought that I would be hungry after eating it, but surprisingly I was very full. It was super flavorful and just amazing. For dessert we ordered the lemon cheesecake and ice cream sundae which both were big hits! Drinks: We ordered the berry punch and the matcha tonic. Both drinks were non alcoholic and full of flavor. Price: £58.00 in total. Service: Super super friendly! We walked in without a reservation knowing that we may have to sit at the bar, but they were very accommodating and found a table for us quickly. Our server was very friendly and helpful with recommendations because everything on the menu looked so good. Ambiance: Very modern and cozy. Would I go back? Absolutely! Farmacy has definitely changed my mind about going to vegetarian restaurants. And another plus is that they are dog friendly!

Absolutely fantastic place! We had the Benedict and chickpea omelette for breakfast - it was the best Benedict I've ever had (mushroom took the place of egg), and the omelette was so incredibly tasty. The best was the latte- I had a reishi/protein powder/Maca root/coconut milk latte with an addded shot of espresso to make it caffeinated - DELICIOUS. The restaurant was quiet, and the decor was perfect- modern, clean, elegant. Thank you, Farmacy, for a great time!!

This is a difficult review as I am not a vegetarian. My salad was large and very tasty And the curry and pad Thai looked good. But I still left a bit hungry. They should serve bread at the table (veggie does not mean low carb or gluten free). Desserts were overpriced and a big bust. Also maybe add veg lasagna and some other pastas to the menu. I know it's farm to table but that doesn't mean greens or bust. I expect this place is worthy of a 4* for most vegetarians. But the menu is a bit too limited for the rest of us.

Having vegetarian friends means occasionally getting the chance to try some restaurants I wouldn't normally pick. Farmacy has a bright atmosphere, with plants and fairylights and wooden decor that makes you feel like your food will be healthy. We tried cashew 'cheese', a vegetarian burger and an earth bowl of Mexican vegetables, as well as a brownie dessert with 'nice cream' a dairy free option to replace ice cream. Everything was very tasty and fresh and the staff was friendly so on that note the restaurant is a good choice. My only comment is that I found the prices a bit expensive, especially for the amount of food you are getting and the fact that there's no meat in it. £14 for a burger is already on the proxy side but knowing that it's all vegetables in it simply makes me think that I'm overpaying while what would be my main expensive ingredient, the meat, is missing. My friend justified the price to me for things being organic and therefore more expensive to grow which then makes it a question over whether you're willing to pay a premium for healthier food or are happy enough getting your average veggies that cost less. Personally I'd rather have the cheap food, which is why I do not plan to visit Farmacy again, but if getting organic produce is important to you this restaurant is s worth checking out.

Love this place, great hospitality- i ordered the no beef burger and the berry punch juice, as well as the Sticky toffee pudding and the salted caramel mocha

Yum yum yum!! I came here on a whim and sat at the bar. My husband and I split their soup of the day (cauliflower corn) and sweet potato fries. Both were so delicious!! I also ordered one of their cbd cocktails and it was really good - I love their clean ingredients! Another perk was the sparkling water on tap. I love when places offer that on tap! The atmosphere was really lively and fun and the staff was very friendly.

Vegan place Really good Nice waitresses Food was amazingly good as well as the beverages

Cute place! Feels like you are in a beach hut and holding a glass of watermelon-red cocktail while gazing through the window when it is freezing outside. They make everything pretty here. I actually came here for a high tea but apparently you have to make a reservation beforehand which is pity because they didn't do online reservation. Oh well..

I went here for the first time a few weeks ago. LOCATION: It's in Notting Hill, which is nicer district of the city. 3/5 ATMOSPHERE: I really like the ambiance and decor of this restaurant. It's all well put-together and pretty. 4/5 SELECTION: It's almost all-vegan, and they have labels for each item that is vegan. Their menu is also pretty big overall. They have breakfast/brunch in the mornings, and then they have a regular lunch/dinner section of the menu for later on. They also have a nice variety of different cuisines on their menu overall, from classics, to Asian-inspired dishes, to Mexican-inspired dishes, Middle Eastern-inspired dishes, etc. I just wish they served the breakfast/brunch items later into the afternoon, like at least 1 or 2pm would be nice. I actually had planned on getting something off that section, but we were too late, at about 12pm. Actually, another side story (if you're interested), I called the day before we went, to see what time they serve breakfast brunch until on weekdays, and they said 12pm, so we planned on getting there at 11-something. But then, I called again the next day to be sure again, and they said the kitchen closes at 11am (and stays closed through 12pm), so you have to get there before 11am, or something like that. Unfortunately, it was nearly 11am, so we couldn't make it, and that was our last full day of the city. Anyways, in saying this, I think they should make it clear on their website/menus what time they serve breakfast/brunch until because I was really hoping to try their Celestial Berry Bowl or Chocolate Chip Waffles. 3/5 WHAT I GOT: I got Kitchari Dahl with rice (it comes with rice or quinoa). It was pretty good, but I wish it was stronger in flavor. Like, I could taste the herbs and spices, but I think they should put even more. But other than that, it was yummy and thoroughly cooked with fresh, high-quality ingredients. It wasn't too salty or oily either, which is always a plus. I also liked that they put a dollop of coconut yogurt on top too, for some extra pizzazz lol. The rice was good too. It was like the most perfectly-cooked and best-tasting rice I can ever remember having haha -- maybe it's also because it's sprouted rice. So yeah, I'd definitely go back despite not being fully-satisfied because it's still good quality food with a great ambiance, and I know I'd like other dishes more, making me like the restaurant even more. 3/5 SERVICE: The service was pretty good, as the staff was nice and our food didn't take too long or anything. 4/5

The Farmacy is a great place to grab a somewhat higher end vegan meal. I'm not vegan, and thoroughly enjoyed my meal here. The food was high quality and the drinks were great. The wait staff is pleasant and helpful, the atmosphere top notch. Would highly recommend to any of my vegan or non-vegan friends if they're in the area.

Amazing food Pancakes GOLD STAR AVOCADO Toast is delicious Great service Clean Server was nice

This place is delicious! I was staying a 15 minute walk away in an Airbnb; it was so good we came back twice in one week. The first time I ordered the Mac & Cheese (basic, but good) Berry Punch (delicious & nutritious), and got the Nice Cream Brownie Sundae (definitely share this with a friend, it was massive and so good). For my second visit we got arrived as soon as they opened for breakfast. I got the Avocado Toast (I'm from California and this might be the best avo toast I've ever had) a side of Truffle Potato Rosti (I don't even know what was in this rich dream of a potato pancake, but it was SO good) and a Hot Chocolate (simple and tasty). If you're in the Notting Hill/Kensington area get over to Farmacy! This place is equally as cute as it is tasty. Staff was friendly and helpful too!

Really enjoyed this beautiful vegan spot. Came for breakfast on a weekday and ordered the Chocolate Chip Waffles, and my partner ordered the Farmacy Benedict. My partner is not vegan, but really enjoyed his dish! I loved the waffles, and it's a very elegant and refined restaurant, so it's not your average waffle. It came with homemade "nutella", sprinkled with chia seeds, cacao nibs and homemade whip. I also ordered a matcha latte, which was the first decent matcha latte I've had in London, and my partner and I shared the Truffle Potato Rosti. I will say that the rosti didn't taste like what I'm used to, was more like a veggie roast patty than anything, and barely a truffle flavour, but it was a hearty and delicious side dish to have on a chilly morning. Gorgeous interior, really great service, elevated plating and really beautifully done food. I also appreciate the quality in the ingredients they use. Not the cheapest vegan spot around, but you're paying for the experience, service and the quality of ingredients used in the dishes. Would definitely come back again, and want to try their dinner next!

You have to book a table to be able to eat there, that's how popular the place is. I'm a carnivorous frenchman myself, and I really loved what was in my plate. It was tasty, abundant, the texture, the temperature, the balance, it all conspired to put weight on me. The service was really great. Apparently there is a whole room in the back to have a more private, secluded experience. Which must be great if you can afford it, because, I have to say, I found there was too much noise in there to make the meal really perfect. I would definitely patronize again.

Pleasantly surprised- I am used to vegan places being a bit...hippie, for lack of a better description. This place met me on all the levels. Service- spot on and so efficient Food- divine, creative, great portion size Price- seemed like it was a totally fair price to me Quality ingredients, creative menu. A beautiful upscale setting. I would recommend this to anyone seeking delicious coffee, creative cocktails, medicinal beverages, wholesome food, and a lovely vegan menu. Cheers to this spot!

During our weekend getaway in London, I worried I wouldn't be able to find much in lines of vegan food. I am so glad I was wrong and so glad to rely on my follow Yelpers to point us to Farmacy! We were promptly seated on arrival and had time to enjoy the cool decor. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. I was excited to get some awesome recommendations from our server - the Mexican Bowl and Sticky Toffee Pudding were AMAZING! My partner is not vegan and he really enjoyed his selections, too! For desert, he got the vegan sundae...I had to steal a couple of bites! I definitely recommend going to Farmacy!

Absolutely amazing! Farmacy has been on my list for a while and with my friend coming to visit and arriving into Paddington Station, I had the perfect excuse to make the trip. Staff were really friendly and we were able to get a table early Friday evening without any trouble. The restaurant was full by the time we left so we timed it well. I liked the feel, atmosphere and decor of the restaurant. The bar looked very inviting, really chilled and relaxing! We had some organic wine and ordered our main meals. I decided to go for the Chef's Clean Curry, pumpkin and veg curry with brown rice, it was delicious! And I didn't feel really full or bloated after eating it, I felt satisfied. My friend said the same thing, she had the Mexican bowl, which looked really good, I definitely want to try it on another visit. We decided to opt for dessert as we weren't ready to leave yet and had more catching up to do. This was when I tried one of the most amazing desserts of my life (!!), the apple and blackberry crumble. My goodness, the crumble on top was absolutely heavenly, I practically licked the bowl clean, I didn't want it to come to an end! The fruit tasted liked it was in mulled wine and the crumble was perfect toasted and so tasty!! My friend had the Eton mess sundae - it was huge, she struggled and couldn't finish it but said it was amazing. This place is definitely one of my new favourite restaurants in London and I can't wait to go back!

This place is rad. Trying to eat healthy while traveling can sometimes be a chore. We stumbled across this place and couldn't have been more pleased. In fact, it is probably one of the highlights from our trip (sorry, Kensigton Palace)! The food was not only delicious, but the presentation was beautiful and the service was top notch. They were incredibly accommodating of any dietary restrictions. Oh, and you have to indulge in their drink menu too! I wish we didn't have to travel over 5,000 miles to go back to this restaurant.

Food: My wife and I ate at this trendy healthy place. I got the Mexican bowl, which was pretty good. My wife got avocado toast and salad. The avocado toast was not good, they added way too much lemon juice, which made it taste very zesty/sour. Food rating: 3/5 Service: Service here is decent. Service rating: 3.5/5 Price: Expect to pay to pay about $18 per plate. Overall: I enjoyed my food, my wife on the other hand, did not. It's a nice trendy spot that serves good healthy food, but it's not a place I would visit often.

Hands down the best veggie food I have ever had anywhere. The middle eastern bowl was an incredible flavor sensation and very well priced for all the delicious food and generous serving. Lovely, welcoming service, and a nice bar. What's not to love?!

I think that this might have been the best vegan menu that I have ever seen!!! It had an amazing selection of different drinks. From super healthy to super delicious. Same with the food selection. Everything was delicious. But you could choose to go more raw or more processed like burgers. Regardless, I was in heaven!