London’s Best Clean Eating Restaurants
Owned by father of three Bill Granger, this much-loved London restaurant situated in Kings Cross brings a taste of Sydney to the capital. With a menu packed with ‘feel good’ food and plenty of healthy options available throughout the day, it’s hard not to be tempted inside. The restaurant allows you to dive into the relaxed and easy-going Australian spirit without having to compromise on the quality of the food. While Granger & Co. doesn’t have a children’s menu on offer, the team are very accommodating and will provide smaller portions where possible.
King’s Cross | Grangerandco.com | 020 3058 2567 | Average menu item price: £12.50
The menu at Farmstand is free from gluten, dairy, hormones, antibiotics and refined sugar.
Squirrel
Situated an ‘acorn’s throw’ from South Kensington tube station you will find a clean-eating, healthy restaurant with a twist. With its decor resembling the natural surroundings of a forest, Squirrel takes healthy food to new heights. Only working with suppliers that share the same ethics, the restaurant focuses on seasonal ingredients from the best producers and uses in-house nutritionist Zoe Stirling to select produce based on the health benefits they provide. With all food made freshly in front of customers, it’s easy to customise your dishes according to your taste and dietary requirements, allowing you to create the perfect portion size for your children. South Kensington | Wearesquirrel.com | 020 7095 0377 | Average menu item price: £8.50HIX
With a menu that rivals any a la carte, Mark Hix has taken the idea that children should be allowed to have the same dining experience as adults to its fullest potential. Situated in Soho, the ultra-cool flagship restaurant focuses on quality ingredients without all the additives. Hix has also turned the children’s menu into a versatile twist on adult food whilst keeping the traditional options available. If that wasn’t enough of an incentive, children under the age of ten eat free when accompanied by a dining adult between noon and 6pm every day.
Soho | Hixrestaurants.co.uk | 020 7292 3518 | Average menu item price: £7.50
Try one of the refreshing drinks at Brother Marcus.
Brother Marcus
For those dads who are fans of coffee, cocktails and all-day brunch, Brother Marcus is the restaurant for you. Created by three school friends, Brother Marcus offers an organic and seasonal menu with only the highest quality produce gracing your plate. Situated in the heart of Balham, the indoor/outdoor café gives brunch a whole new meaning with a rectangle glass façade that allows light to spill through, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Despite not offering a children’s menu, this restaurant has both food and drink for adults and children alike with small sized brunches available upon request. Balham | Brothermarcus.co.uk | 020 3674 2141 | Average menu item price: £9 Bhuti Café Based in the Wellbeing Centre in South West London, the Bhuti café allows visitors to indulge in hearty, nutritious food without the fear of ruining their diet. Providing a vegan, gluten and refined sugar free menu, Bhuti combines relaxation therapies and tasty food to create the ultimate meditation retreat in the city. The centre in Richmond also offers a yoga class for children twice a week, meaning you can get your little ones learning techniques that will help them relax for years to come. Richmond | Bhuti.co | 0330 400 3108 | Average menu item price: £8
