The Good Life Eatery - London

Cosy coffee shop, great atmosphere. They have a lot of gluten free and vegan options on the menu. Super friendly and helpful staff. Their coffee is delicious, definitely worth visiting.

Really nice healthy eating café in Chelsea with plenty of vegetarian/vegan and gluten-free options. Really fresh ingredients and high quality ingredients and tasty sauces. Well worth the price over salads from other chains Pret etc). On this visit we had a Good Life Salad £11.75) and a Chicken Man Bowl. Both were delicious. The Kale in the Good Life Salad was the tastiest crispiest fresh kale I’ve tasted. My husband had a delicious coffee and I had one of their fresh juice The Lucky 7 which is beetroot based and super-tasty. The venue is good and more seating than the Marylebone branch and lighter and brighter) and wasn’t too busy when we visited mid-afternoon on a Monday. There is also some seating outside on the pavement of Sloane Avenue. Really like their menu and as a healthy eating vegetarian this is one of my favourite lunch places in London. Only disappointment was the brownie which was nice tasting but very dry. It had clearly been cooked too long/or been on the shelf for too long. I spoke to the staff and it was noted re the quality and they gave us a refund as the other one they had was similar.

I came here for coffee only and was impressed. Definitely one of the best and smoothest latte I ever had in the area! Also the lady barista was cheerful and friendly : There were also a lot of bakery items on sale.

I used to go here a lot when I lived here about a year ago and loved their food. Was back today and it has drastically changed. The service is so poor and they were so rude. The food is not cooked properly. I had the man made bowl with roasted tofu. The tofu was heated in the microwave. Barely warm and the vegetables (butternut squash&beetroot) still had the skin on and was rock hard. I do not recommend to anyone to go here. Very disappointed.

Single (small) toast slice cost me £15. It was yum but it didn't fill me up. I found it disappointing that some menu items were not made fresh e.g. £7 bottled juices. Was told that they had gluten free bread but couldn't swap gluten croissant for gluten free bread because the croissants were pre-made. Door was wide open and everyone inside was eating with their coats on.