The Good Life Eatery in City of London, Westminster

Went online to find somewhere to get healthy food while on a trip to London and found this gem. As two vegetarians we were delighted with the various options on the menu. The venue itself is chill and cosy inside. The staff member who served us was very friendly. We loved the food and would definitely go back.

We went here for breakfast as I'm gluten free (coeliac) and they had a good range for me on the menu. I had the chestnut and almond waffle, it was so delicious. The lady on the checkout was very friendly and advised me that it's a small kitchen and there is a possibility of cross contamination. I also bought a slice of gluten free banana bread to take away, which was the best GF banana bread I've ever had. My son and his girlfriend also enjoyed their breakfast. It is a small cafe with not many tables, but worth the wait if it's busy.

Very expensive. Avocado on one tiny piece of bread, feta and a single egg came to 12! Tables wobbled. Why charge extra for oat milk? Friendly server and good coffee.

Every time I go the staff are so miserable and unfriendly, makes the whole experience so unenjoyable.

There was only one person serving in the cafe which meant a lengthy wait. Whilst making coffee the server was on the phone and it became apparent from her conversation that she was unhappy to be on her own. When I was finally able to order, she then took the next order which seemed pointless as mine had not yet been made by her and caused me to wait longer. She was unhappy and made mo attempt to hide it. The coffee was warm at best and the scone fairly hard. I didn’t bother to complain because I was in a hurry and didn’t want even more delay. I was originally heading to Pret and wish I had gone there instead. This was my first and last visit.

Generally good. I was working in the area and came two days in a row. The first day I wanted a smoothie. Having said this, half the smoothies were not available! I ended up going for the 'facelift' with collagen, dragon fruit, strawberries, homemade cashew milk (cashews, dates, vanilla, and water) & coconut flakes. I added 10g of vegan protein which cost £1.00 more. It tasted more like a milkshake. It was OK. Freshly made and well presented but their other smoothies are better. This not so much. It was also warmish. The second day I had the porridge with an iced americano. This was fine. Nothing to write home about but hit the spot. Staff were pleasant and friendly. Small branch with limited seating. Very quiet Monday morning. They need to clean after guests. Tables were left filthy. Clean does not mean take plates off. Wipe as well! Busier Tuesday afternoon. No wifi so not a place to sit long with a laptop!

We came in for coffee which was excellent however we were really put off staying as the staff were not careful with their hygiene. One of the servers wore her mask under her nose, the chef when he came up the stairs wore his mask under his chin. The girl who wore her mask under her nose took chewing gum out of her mouth and put it into the bin and then didn't wash her hands. All three staff then chatted at the counter without masks. Very disappointing. We would have stayed for lunch but this behaviour put us off.

Small, but with quite an extensive healthy menu. Coffee is good, and they are quite flexible if you give them a long order. Good place for vegetarians and those on special diets as they cater to quite a lot of eating choices.

I came in here for a flat white coffee and a seat. They don't have WiFi which is a bit annoying however the coffee was very nice.

I'm on a restrictive diet for medical reasons so I've become well practiced at sniffing out gluten free, plant based eateries. Luckily London offers a few options in this regard. Staff here were very friendly and my husband & I were made to feel welcome. Menu not huge but there are also meat options too which works well for us. My husband had beef chilli, which was a fairly small portion but enjoyed. My Hippy Bowl was nice enough. We had smoothies for pudding, although my 'Choc Norris' was pretty underwhelming; looked great, tasted savoury!? I would eat at this chain again but I'd definitely try a different smoothie.

Staff were not friendly and very unorganised. People who ordered after us got their food and drinks before us. We had to ask for our drinks to be bought out and it was extremely disappointing when our food came out. Good life salad was literally a bowl of kale 🤮 extra chicken was never added and boy was it a mission to retrieve it! (Clearly microwaved chicken) Waste of money.

I had the worst acai bowl of my life. Didn’t taste of acai at all plus it was very bland and I think made of 99% banana and it took a lifetime to make. also the colour was disgusting and topped with green apple of course, no raspberries or berries whatsoever. The toasted bread underneath the egg benedict was ridiculous. Everything is overpriced. I paid 30 pounds for a horrible acai bowl, an egg Benedict and an orange juice. Seats are uncomfortable and there was a very bad odour coming from downstairs which was so unbearable I had to run away.

I was so happy to have found this shop across from my hotel. I had a fantastic salad and an awesome healthy porridge. They also offer jerk chicken toppings which is my favorite. I plan to return on every business trip.

Achei caro para o que oferecem. Nada de tão especial. Pedi um turmeric latte, e veio morno. Um waffle, bonzinho, mas faço melhor em casa.

Everything was delicious. Don't get the negative reviews. Service was excellent. Good environment. Well done.

I visited the St Johns Wood branch to buy some cakes, bread etc. Awful service - rude, unwelcoming, unsmiling staff (all 3) behaved as if they were doing me favour. First and definitely last visit!

I was looking to escape busy Oxford St for a healthy late lunch - it was quietish when I visited so installed myself for a while - enjoyed my salad with chicken which was tasty and a little spicy - would def try here again...

This is a classic modern cafe, serving all manner of hipster favourites in an upmarket location just off Marylebone High Street. The ground floor area is little more than the serving counter and a few small tables with high stools, but there’s a more comfortable...

After a few disappointing visits to various “the good life eatery” locations (not realising they were all the same company), I felt compelled to write my first ever negative review. When will people realise that it’s futile to create a perfect aesthetic environment if you’re...

Can’t understand the negative reviews, this place is very good, skinny eggs Benedict as good as the Wolsey, fast service, nice cup of tea, perfect. Minor fault on a cold plate. We’ll be back.

I went to this small but nice place and I had one the most delicious breakfast ever, it's plenty of vegan and gluten free options and people were just adorable. I felt welcomed and i enjoyed my time there. Fast, good food, worth the price.

I ordered Ubereats from this branch. The order said it would take 15-20’ that’s why I took it. However the times kept changing and it ended up in a 50’ delivery. I froze myself in the street waiting for it, had to postpone a meeting....

We came for breakfast googling the place beforehand. The venue is casual and very small , you feel like closed in a box but food is healthy and delicious . It was a perfect start of the day. I liked charcoal bread ! Chestnut waffles...

I came here for the banana almond waffle but they were out of the item. So I had the porridge instead. It was good but not fantastic, I would not have gone out of the way for it.

Don't order a salad for take-away you have to wait 20 mins even when quiet - explains why the place is riddled with uber drivers. Staff sometimes don't even acknowledge waiting customers. When I dined in the salad was amazing. When I ordered the Man...

i had a quick lunch with a friend here some months back; i had one of their bowls with chicken, corn and a bunch of other things. to be fair i was positively surprised... wouldn't recommend this as a place to go to have a...

The acai bowl is really good here! I went to two of their locations but I recommend the one in Belgravia, it’s just more space and somehow friendlier.

The menu is packed with good healthy options. The food is fresh and really good. The only thing is avoid peak hours as the place is small and has only 3 tables

Place is well spaces out,clean and service was quick.prices are reasonable and you rarely do you have generous amount of very healthy options on the same menu.good for all meals and recommended.

Just dashing along the road back to the hotel and found this little gem. Staff/service welcoming and good. Coffee excellent. Food wholesome and fresh.