The Good Life Eatery
291 Reviews
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- Friday8.00 am–5.00 pm
- Saturday9.00 am–5.00 pm
- SundayClosed
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday10.00 am–5.00 pm
- Thursday9.00 am–5.00 pm
About the Business
The Good Life Eatery / Real Food For Real People | London born; Good Life Eatery , is a healthy all-day concept, inspired by New York City and Los Angeles café culture. Famous for their healthy all-day breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, cold pressed juices , superfood smoothies, vegan and gluten free options. Now 6 locations strong; located in Chelsea, Marylebone, Belgravia, St. John's Wood, Notting Hill, & Soho.
Contacts
Website
Call Us
+442074875359
69 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2PH
Hours
- Friday8.00 am–5.00 pm
- Saturday9.00 am–5.00 pm
- SundayClosed
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday10.00 am–5.00 pm
- Thursday9.00 am–5.00 pm
Features
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Credit cards
- Delivery
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Dine-in
- Takeaway
- Coffee
- Healthy options
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Seating
- Toilets
- Cosy
- Accepts reservations
- Good for kids
- Lunch
- Casual
- Great tea selection
- Brunch
- Small plates
Recommended Reviews
Bridget Malkin
17.03.2024
The Good Life Eatery
We went for lunch and had the very tasty, filling and nutritious ' wild child' warm bowl. Lovely mix of taste that was fresh and satisfying, beetroot was great. Food was served by friendly and accommodating staff. The seating is limited but cosy in a clean, relaxed environment. It felt nice and we enjoyed the whole experience, the meal was finished with tea and gluten free brownie- absolutely delicious! Quality food ! Will definitely go again!
Anup Chana
09.03.2024
The Good Life Eatery
I took my 8 yr old for some dinner and we ended up here. Food served was supposed to be a warm bowl. It was so ridiculously hot, we could not eat it until we spread it out on a separate plate and left to cool. The bowl it was served in could not be touched as it was so hot. There was no way it was safe to serve such a hot item. It had obviously just been put in the microwave for several minutes. The food itself was very bland, and not at all seasoned. To top of off, we paid £17.75 for the bowl and a small bottled drink.
Sara AbdulMalek
02.03.2024
The Good Life Eatery
Healthy yet Yummy! Nice cosy dining level few steps below the entrance! Great Coffee. Loved both Skinny Benedict and Skinny Royale. Chestnut and almond waffle was delicious as well. Try their clementine and grapefruit juice!
Alexa Pap
25.02.2024
The Good Life Eatery
A smoothie goes a long way here. Good texture and high quality ingredients but, for a price.
Eva
30.01.2024
The Good Life Eatery
Diasppointing!I love the concept and menu, but my dish wasn't satisfying: my warm veggi bowl had only a very sad 'topping' of vegetables and was mostly rice, and that for 12.5!!
philip meir
03.01.2024
The Good Life Eatery
We came hear on a Sunday and asked for peanut butter instead of almond butter as my wife is allergic and the sales assistant refused, saying that she had strict instructions from her manager and it will cause an inventory imbalance. The customer is always last in this place. The St John’s Wood branch happily accommodates. Don’t waste your money coming to this branch
Orion83
23.12.2023
The Good Life Eatery
I decided to get breakfast at this eatery since they served Acai bowls, which is one of my favourite healthy breakfast options, however the food turned out to be both overpriced for what we got and a disappointment to eat. I got the Acai Bowl, and my partner went for the Byo-Avo Toast, both with coffee. The coffee cup sizes are just plain stingy. The Byo-Avo toast was average at best, and the portion size very small – about a third of the size we’ve had in other places. The Acai bowl was however the biggest let down! The fruit mix consisted of 4 small slices of banana and 4 blueberries, while the “homemade granola” was nothing more than a small handful of chopped up nuts. I wouldn't waste my money here again if this is typical of the food offered.
Miron
22.12.2023
The Good Life Eatery
We stopped in for a bite with interst in vegan and gluten free options. We found a delicious breakfast/lunch here, but what especially left an impression was the attentiveness, kindness, and warmth that the staff showed us during our visit. These people are amazing, and the food is amazing.
Sue Vogt-Skard
19.12.2023
The Good Life Eatery
Fabulous healthy eating venue. Highly recommend. Food is so tasty and the ingredients are plentiful and high quality (eg kale was much nicer than the version I buy from the supermarket). Their fresh juices are super tasty. I had a “Lucky 7” juice with beetroot, carrot, ginger and one of the nicest juices I’ve ever had. To eat I had a “Good Life Salad” (sweet potato, gogi berries, kale, lentils and more) at £11.50 and my daughter had a “Man Bowl” with brown rice base and chopped chicken £10.95. My salad was more filling than it looked and the dressing was spot on in terms of amount and taste. Same with the “Man Bowl”. I saw a few negative comments re cost but personally I think prices are very fair as ingredients are high quality and food much higher quality than cafes generally serving salads.We finished off sharing a gluten-free brownie which was fresh and very tasty (and often GF ones aren’t).There isn’t much seating but we got a table at lunchtime mid-week. Staff are also from friendly and helpful. I cannot wait to come back and try some of their other food. It is not often there is so much food that I like on the menu.
William Soo
18.12.2023
The Good Life Eatery
Very inflexible place. One of the bowls has no vegan option, and she refuses to allow tofu as a substitute (although it is an option for another bowl). Guess what no Tofu in the kitchen anyway. Food is good and healthy. There is little to no oil that we can tell.
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69 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2PH
The Good Life Eatery