The Good Life Eatery

Health food restaurant · St. John's Wood ·

The Good Life Eatery

Health food restaurant · St. John's Wood ·

Green juices, superfood salads, acai bowls, protein-packed goodies

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1 St John's Wood High St, London NW8 7NG, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

@infatuation

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The Good Life Eatery - Review - London - The Infatuation

"As you’d probably expect from the whole ‘good life’ thing, this spot serves the kind of food that’ll make you remember what a vitamin is. Expect vegan porridge, brunch classics, salads, and huge superfood smoothies. You can check out their menu to order from their St John’s Wood restaurant. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/reviews/the-good-life-eatery

The Good Life Eatery

@goop

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"Green juices, superfood salads, acai bowls, and the like are the health-infused, light, protein-packed goodies offered at this all-day café. The concept is further improved by the fact that if you go to the café (and manage to snag a spot), it's Wi-Fi-free and meant for "real" conversation or reading, though if you'd rather take away, you can also have it delivered. This is the original—thanks to huge lines, a second location has opened in Belgravia—but with better-quality food in such high demand, it's bound to keep growing."

The London Wellness Guide

The Good Life Eatery

@goop

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"There's a regular line out the door at this soon-to-expand cafe thanks to its seriously delicious raw foods, protein-packed offerings, and juices. Recently, they've teamed up in a big way with London's top delivery service, Deliveroo, so there's actually no need to wait as you can ostensibly order an entire day's worth of food to your home or office every morning. Make sure that order includes one of their meatball wraps—both the chicken and vegan versions are delicious and won't make you feel like you're making any sacrifices. There's also a location in Chelsea and Belgravia."

The Mayfair & Marylebone Guide

The Good Life Eatery

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The West & Southwest London Guide

The Good Life Eatery

Charles G.

Google

I don’t mind paying £4 for a coffee, but I do expect a good coffee for that price. The milk for my flat white was far too hot and the coffee was overextracted and bitter. Also a lot of tables are hogged by laptop users

Rachael C.

Google

Rubbish portions, overpriced, slow service. Always super unimpressed by this place when I come. The up-charge for salmon is extortionate, when there are plenty of other coffee shops providing salmon avocado toast for £10 rather than £17!

Lyubka D.

Google

Some alright food sadly undermined by offstandish and rude staff behind the till who think they are the authority on healthy eating. Firstly I was met with sarcastic no when I asked if they have coke - this is not healthy the man behind the bar said (as if everything they offer is healthy ). Then when I asked for a coffee to have in they brought it to me in a take away cup (probably because they didn’t want to bother to use actual cups towards the end of the day). When I asked for sugar - they told me they had run out. Complete shock that a place that offers coffee would be so badly managed as to run out of sugar. They offered honey (would you believe it ). When I asked - so what is this unhealthy too the really rude woman behind the bar said “have you heard of diabetes”. I hope the owner of this place sees this . For a cafe with very limited clientele at this time of the day you want your staff to be going out of the way to do a decent job at the very least and definitely not show attitude and rudeness.

Tom C.

Google

We went at around 2pm on a Saturday not that busy but a few people in. Order the cheese and ham toastie. The service was not the best. The guy behind the till had as much energy as a brick wall. The coffee was alright which was the only thing. When the toastie came the bread was toasted but the cheese was cold and the same story with the ham. It also had raw cold tomato and mayonnaise in which were not stated on the menu. Won’t be back. The price was too much for the offering as well.

Stefano

Google

Small coffee shop/restaurant few steps away from Regent’s Park. Once you come in, order your food at the counter and seat anywhere you like. They will bring you food at your table. The service is basic but very friendly. Good quality healthy and tasty food. Don’t need to reserve, you will always find a spot.

Toby R.

Google

Wish I read the reviews before going in. Over priced and just all round poor. Ordered avocado and egg on toast with a coffee. Was £16.50, thought was a bit steep but must be good. Got one piece of toast, avo and one poached egg. I know it’s St John’s Wood, but that is taking the biscuit. Also when asked for WiFi was told it is turned off at 11am so I couldn’t have it, doesn’t make sense that.

Rob & Bron Guerin /.

Google

Stopped in for a coffee and croissant. Latter was dry and tasteless. Coffee order was for 2 large lattes in a takeaway cup - we received 2 small coffees so sent it back, only to have server return within seconds with what was obviously the same small coffees now poured into half empty large takeaway cups. We decided not worth the fight with the surly staff as coffee was in any case terribly bitter and almost undrinkable.

Amisha C

Google

Came here for a solo brunch. It was very nice inside, lots of options and overall you can tel the food is good for you. I got a jerk chicken burrito. Wouldn’t get it again, it was quite average and not enough filling. The side salad had an amazing dressing, which I would have wanted more of. Actually would have made the burrito even better. It is very pricey here, I wanted to get more but just seeing others food, portions are super small.