Daylesford Organic

The store and restaurant in Notting Hill is larger than this location and the selection in both the home and gourmet retail area is limited but our food was delicious. The service was attentive. The food was fresh, nurturing, well-prepared, and delicious. Some items where already sold out for the Sunday brunch and some items where not available due to the fact it was close to closing time. I love the farm-to-fork/garden-to-table concept. The company's passion for organic, pesticide-free, hormone-free food. The seasonal deli salad was delicious. We loved the home goods market area and items for sale. I would love to take a cooking course. A visit to the farm would also be amazing. They offer a frequent-purchase card for purchases made in the shop over £20. www.daylesford.com

PAINFUL SERVICE. The servers are all 15 and have no clue what's going on. Our order was magically gone, took an hour to get two salads, and constantly had to ask for water.

The atmosphere is a nice and crisp clean look. Elevator music. Central location.

The food itself is wonderful. It's the only reason I come but it's not worth me having to fight for my meal.

Overcurated now, having modified the menu. I get the impression that margins are being managed as well. Why make the distinction between breakfast and brunch when they sell everything in the shop anyway? But hey, Fulham is Fulham I guess.

That said, what they do serve is delicious. As long as you like what they serve.

I recently attended a supper club titled 'Eat To Be Healthy' which was beautifully done. I'd never been to Daylesford Organic and as a store, will definitely be going back to pick up some new things. It was white, clean and beautiful with an amazing selection of products.

Now the food was beautifully presented and my sister and myself had a lovely evening. However I had higher expectations with the taste of the food - I mean it was good, it was ok but.. the sashimi wasn't very tasteful, the chicken was dry (after they had been talking about how moist it was going to be) and I wasn't gagging to eat more of the dessert. But the supper club was so well done and everything was so beautiful and I mean .. it WAS healthy.. which was the entire point of going there (although I know a lot of places that do healthy REALLY well), so if there was another one I guess I would go back. But then again I'd be excited to try others above this one.

I love how all the food is organic and made from their farm. Given their due, it was their first supper club and the chef even said he had never cooked for this many people before. Everyone was very sweet. This is defiantly one to watch! Looking forward to better things to come!

Whenever I'm in London, I nip over to Pimlico for a wander through Daylesford which is the last word in chic, understated rustic food and décor. It is primarily a food shop with a café upstairs which sells accessories that one needs to live a creamy, organic lifestyle so here you will find expensive but wonderful pale gray alpaca rugs, hand poured tomato-leaf scented candles in clear jam jars and glazed earthenware bowls the color of eggshells. The food is earthy and excellent, especially the sweets. On nice days, you can enjoy your pumpkin bisque with crème fraiche outside. And, if you're ever in Gloucestershire, make it a point to visit the Daylesford mother ship in Kingston.

Beautiful cafe and market with delicious food. A friend and I had a lovely Sunday brunch at Daylesford's cafe. It opens at 10 AM on Sunday, and there were a handful of seats open when we arrives ten minutes later. We sat upstairs at a two-seater along the windows, next to a shelf of beautiful earthen pots that we eyed.

The cafe deserves five starts because first and foremost the food was delicious. Started with a pain au chocolat and friend had croissant with amazing preserves. I had a ginger lemon tea, with fresh lemons and the best honey I've had in a long time (yes I was licking my spoon). I had scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and slices of toast. I never eat toast or eggs straight and both were just phenomenal.

The space is bright and country-modern with great light and community feel without being too loud or tight. I would have loved to spend time in their market, both with their home goods upstairs and the fresh and prepared foods downstairs.

If you've ever wondered what food would be like in it purest state, go to Dayles Ford Organic! This intimate, ham-packed on the weekends restaurant and café sells only the finest foods in all of Britain made from 100% pure organic ingredients.

When I came here I had the lamb salad, along with a crab starter. The service was pleasant and this is a great place to relax or a lazy weekend morning.

At this stylish restaurant expect to see cliental with a load of brand names, which is only fitting to the décor. The inside of the restaurant is covered from floor to ceiling in white marble. There are communal tables inside, along with outdoor seating.

Nice spot close to Victoria Station. Healthy food and super friendly service. A bit expensive tho.

Daylesford is a beautiful looking shop with great (although limited) number of products. Whilst the staff here are often very friendly, service is Amazingly slow at the counter and upstairs in the restaurant I've had experience a number of staff forgetting entire courses!

I love this place. They have a wonderful assortment of fresh baked goods, salads, deli meat, and cheeses.

I've always taken my purchases to go, but the also serve you there if you wish to dine in. I have to try that at some point!

Dayle's Ford is a bit on the pricey side, but worth it for what you get.