Daylesford Organic

A gorgeous organic food market with tasty bites, coffee and smoothies. The staff were super friendly, and seeing all the negative reviews, think expectations around what this spot is about vs what people complained about….1- it is in Marylebone (not the cheapest of spots in London; eggs on avocado was £9- have had more ££££ in London), 2- it’s not a full on dining experience first and foremost - it’s a high end food market and general store, with some seating. 3- The bread here is delicious…IDK, we had a lovely bite and enjoyed it!

The place looked nice, but the food was ugly presented and was mediocre and too expensive. Also the staff was not nice at all and not welcoming. The cappuccino was good though.

Absolutely love this chic organic store. I come here weekly for my green smoothie which is blended right in front of me.. no preservatives or sugars added!! The most courteous and helpful staff & an array of organic products for your kitchen along with healthy takeaway meals.

Cute place, nice vibe. I went there today for brunch with my cousin, who was the birthday girl! I got to the cafe earlier and alerted our server of the occasion - I asked if they could write happy birthday on one of the dishes my cousin ordered! She said she'd try! It was great, after breakfast, we got given the cakes menu - my cousin ordered her lemon drizzle option, and I was so excited to see it come with a little birthday note! I'm so glad they delivered on this small request of mine! In terms of the food, it was nice! Tried the creamed mushrooms and eggs on sourdough as well as the pancakes with seasonal fruits. My only complaint is that the serves were too small! I'm quite petite and have been told that I have the appetite of a bird, so for me to complain that dishes are too small, it takes a lot! I probably wouldn't return here based on the fact that I got something to eat elsewhere straight after leaving brunch! But the service we received today was lovely and I'm so grateful for that, especially as I was treating a birthday girl!

The berry smoothie didn’t taste nice and was only 250 ml. Bland food with takeaway style presentation even if you’re dining in. In short, underwhelming and overpriced.

Green eggs Benedict was amazing, best I can remember in fact. Funny enough I thought the breakfast tea was great as well, but sure what brand they use. Everything is from their own farm which is best. Cute place with food service and OK prices (for London). Stop for brunch in if you're in the area.

Only had the salad here but they were pretty big and decent value. You can share with 2 people. Service was nice, friendly people and got our food within minutes. Attached next door is their food store which has some interesting products, definitely worth checking out and getting something for the road. We got the yoghurt and they were delicious!

I love this place however 5 pounds for a cup of tea. I left London to work abroad and came back can’t believe the price for a herbal tea is 5 quid. This is a rip off.

This review is for the SLOANE AVE location: The staff couldn't possibly have cared any less. The waiter took my order, and disappeared, never to return. Not with water, not with the coffee I ordered -- simply gone. I walked around and found him, 20 minutes later, and placed my order -- he had forgotten and never remembered the questions I'd asked him, to which I never got an answer. Then, the order came -- totally wrong. It contained something to which I was allergic, and was very clear. I ordered it again -- and it came back in a bowl, obviously deconstructed from the previous order, no care taken. Add to that the price, and the time wasted, and the really uncomfortable feeling of being made to feel invisible -- an unbelievable experience at the price tag. Something that promises to be a health-conscious wellness-centric place, this was an extreme disappointment.

Sorry but I don't understand the raving reviews about Daylesford. Service is terrible. We had to wait forever for someone to come by and take our order. And our lunch took an eternity, despite the restaurant being nearly empty. Food isn't good...bordering on terrible. The poached salmon was less than fresh and tasteless, the super green salad was completely lackluster, the bread starter was a ridiculously small three slices for 4 pounds. My daughter had the burger which was burned, and her truffle chips were a bit on the stale side. She left them behind and she NEVER leaves anything fried behind. The only positive about this restaurant is that it's quite pretty and bright. We won't return.

This was an absolutely beautiful brunch I had with my husband. The interior is lovely and is a small upscale sort of grocery store, with a dining area in the back. Everything is bright and beautiful. We arrived somewhat early on a weekend and there was still a spot open for us in the corner. We ordered the pancakes, coconut and mulberry granola, and super greens eggs benedict. When you're comparing portion sizes to say, Breakfast Club, you'll be getting a much smaller amount of food, but it's still a nice amount and absolutely divine. The pancakes were delicious, a wonderful texture and had just the right amount of fruity syrup/topping. The granola was tasty and the eggs benedict were perfect. The hollandaise sauce was especially nice. It's pricey, but I think it's worth it. Service was excellent.

Excellent scone served with no butter or jam which at this price is poor., Undrinkable coffee with curdled soya milk, no apology, no refund. Barista rude, surly, unfriendly from the start.

My god, I feel healthier/more ethical just ::::thinking::::: about what I ate at Daylesford. Let's be real, it is getting very hard to eat food without guilt. Not like, oh fecccccck I just ate 12 slices of cake and now I'm going to gain a lot of weight guilt. Like, OMG what is happening to our food system guilt? And is this even actual food I'm putting in my body guilt. And where did this chicken come from and was it emotionally stable and well cared for guilt. The top of the food chain struggle is real. Daylesford is a guilt-free zone in all senses of the word. Ethically sourced everything, all home grown in the gorgeous Cotswolds. Lovingly prepared. And healthy to boot - so no guilt there either! This new outpost on Blandford Street is crisp as a linen tea towel, rustic chic with all the finer touches. Clean, sharp, curated, crafty, clever, understated. There's a butcher, deli and takeaway counter, wine shop and full restaurant/cafe, complete with patio seating. We came for lunch and left with bellies full of fresh juice, inventive salads, coffee. Superb. It comes at a price of course - but excellent food, no guilt and great setting? Worth the price. It's a great addition to Marylebone. *bookings suggested. Especially for outside.

Really clean healthy and tasty food. The decor is really nice. Coffee is delicious!!! One of the best places to have a healthy lunch in the area. Highly recommended .

The vegan tempeh chorizo bowl was wholesome but came with no dressing (sorry, a lemon wedge doesn't cut it.) it was a healthy but uninspired salad. A little dressing would go a long way! Very small portion. I could eat more!

Looks fancier than it actually is. Can imagine it's like a place where Gwyneth Paltrow brunches. V Small portions. Food is never on point. Plus very pricey. For example if you order eggs and toast, you get gloppy tasteless eggs (thought organic would taste better) piled on one, not two, not three, but one piece of toast. Sets you back by £8. Don't mind paying, but of the three times I've gone, I've been dissatisfied. Many other places in Marylebone or Chelsea that have a similar vibe but better food.

I was super excited to eat here, I come here all the time to get my dad's bone broth. Unfortunately, the cafe food was both pricey and not tasty. My lamb was over cooked and had zero seasoning. The Thai fish cake was also lacking in seasoning, as well as the Mac and cheese, the slaw that was supposed to be slightly spiced barely registered. Over all not a great experience, the restaurant is nice, but I think this place is forever off my list. Which is such a shame because I really wanted to love it.

Reviewing this place as a butchery. Normally, if I need some decent carnivore food, I head to Ginger Pig round the corner - expensive, yes, but damn fine. However, I discovered this place by accident after a nearby Yelp event. Daylesford is very much a foodies concept of what a farm should be, albeit spruced up for the Kin-folk / swanky Marylebone set, and is well known for being wholesomely organic. This normally would make me a little nervous - style over substance, especially given the inevitable £££. However, I asked the butcher to explain a little about the farm. 30 minutes later, we were still chatting away, and he had thoroughly convinced me that they not only have incredible food and provenance, but that they genuinely care about what they put on your table (hence the guinea fowl and sirloin steak nestled in my hands). So, if you want to eat great meat and care about where it comes from, then this is a fine addition to your London butchery scene.

Daylesford is a modern, clean and relaxing place to have lunch. They offer wonderful organic food and the service is polite and attentive. We had Broccoli Quiche with Raw Slaw and Heritage Tomato salad, and Roast Cod. The quiche had crunchy crust and absolutely wonderful filling. The salad was super fresh and flavourful. The cod was flaky and cooked to perfection. Lemon Posset was too sharp and the portion was small, but came with lovely shortbread. If you are in the neighbourhood, pop in to have lovely lunch.

i wish i could have spent a week here! The food is so fresh, so clean. The restaurant reflects that value, too. We were in a hurry but so enjoyed our porridge of quinoa, nuts, almond milk, jam and who knows what else; and poached eggs on portabella. A bonus, because we were travelling, we packed a baguette, Caesar salad, and cheese and enjoyed it later in the day. Love this place and recommend to all. The to go foods and grocery section, and housewares, were so so tempting!!

I like the concept of this place but always leave slightly disappointed. The coffee is kinda average (thin and weak), the eggs are never quite on point and the prices aren't great for the quality. Also, I often go here with my laptop to work and it's not a very friendly place for that - always feel like I have to order a second coffee. Having said all of that, as a concept store, it gorgeous. I do love to peruse the lovely gourmet food offerings and usually end up taking home a goodie or two. Approach with caution as it's not the best brunch in London, but then again it is fresh and had nice decor.

Heaven on earth. So fresh so detox so delicious. The place is lovely and the service is impeccable

Daylesford Farmhouse provides a simple, healthy meal right near the heart of some of the best shopping in London. Lunch or dinner, it's worth a visit. The salad sampler for lunch with a pressed juice is exactly what you need to finish a day of work or shopping on top.

I ordered the Sardines on toast and a selection of three of their salads. All throughly disgusting. Avoid like the plague.

a wonderfully cute restaurant with great and fast service! the waiters were quick to seat us, and were very helpful in recommending things to order. the food came out pretty fast too, half of our order was ready made though. food was (especially the salads) delicious! i recommend the quinoa and kale ones. the heritage tomato pizza was floppy and a bit hard to eat, but still edible. it was indeed very tomato-y, and as a disliker of tomatoes, it was good! the market downstairs had yummy looking pastries, so i was sad i didn't get to try them. i'd like to head back there soon!

This is becoming our go to brunch place. The coffee (I get the cappuccino) is always solid. The green egg out front whips out a great BBQ on the rare sunny day. I like their quiche with 3 salads. The cole slaw is sweet and delicious. I like the nuts and dressing on the kale salad. My fiancé is a big fan of the burger. The clean white look is very inviting. The little deli area also has some great finds. While expensive (though perhaps not for Marylebone) the cheeses, dairy, and stews are great to grab for eating at home in the evening.

I love to do takeaway from daylesford deli and bakery. However eating in the restaurant is quite disappointing. Bland food, clueless staff that makes you wait forever and have no idea about the menu. Lukewarm coffee. It's not good which is a real shame because it looks beautiful

Location is exquisite and the food is just wonderful. Everything they make is unique to them and exciting to the palette. My friend and I both had their soup du jour which was a celeriac soup and it was perfectly seasoned and just very yummy! Also, I purchased some of their coffee to take home with me. Can't wait to come back to Daylesford!

Service, food, drinks are great but everything here is overpriced. Although you can argue that it's the price you pay for a healthy and wholesome cause, just be mindful it's not for a "young/still trying to make it" budget.

Amazing restaurant with a fabulous menu, a country store filled with wonderful items and exceptional staff! Don't miss this charming restaurant when you're in the neighborhood. It's a must whenever I'm in town.

This is a light and airy cafe with organic food market. I had a nice lunch there that got extended into a tea hour. The food is absolute delicious. I had a small plate of salmon, a scone with their house-made jam and some tea. The service was slow, but I did enjoy one of the most relaxing afternoons in London.