Absolutely love it, the food, the staff, the coffee, the vibe. One of my favs in London ���
Walking around Marylebone on a crisp weekend morning is always a joy. This usually works up an appetite which is how we ended up at Natural Kitchen. It has a light, airy and friendly feel to it. We headed upstairs to the Green Cafe and were lucky enough to be seated near the window which was lovely on a sunny winter day.
I've relied on this outlet of Natural Kitchen for my juice fixes and the coffee needs.
The fresh blended smoothies are great, and you'll be full for long. I like their banana muffins too.
The service is excellent, and ambiance is great to meet friends or bring your laptop to work.
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Very good quality food is served at Natural Kitchen and the salads are full of variety. My only qualm would be the prices, which are very steep for what you get. The poached salmon I ordered was perfectly cooked and the broccoli, pumpkin seed and sesame salad i had with it was delicious as was the couscous one. I'd go back, but would want better value!
Great variety of fresh, organic and wholesome food. Selection is plentiful with many health options. Peak times can be difficult getting a table.
This huge cafe has lots to offer - healthy drinks and snacks, great deli style lunches with salads soups and proteins, a cafe up stairs for a sit down meal, and goodies to buy all over the place. Read and ask for ingredients though before you eat anything as not everything is healthy. Service is efficient and it has a nice cosy atmosphere to sit and enjoy your food in. Highly recommend in the area.
A gem of a place in London. Ideal for health food eaters. It has a dining area, juice bar and mini supermarket and has a bustling vibe. I tried the poached egg with avocado on rye with smoked salmon extra along with an almond milk latte. Lets just say it was an heavenly breakfast for me. Would love to visit again.
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There's "tonnes" of quirky, independent coffee shops and patisseries all along Marylebone High street I told my sister but on a pouring, grey and cold day, it was surprising how far along we had to walk before we found one that matched that description that had any indoor seating. Chains - yes. Cute little cafes with outdoor seating - yes. But independent, small cafes with adequate seating and decent choice of snacks was harder. So, as soon as we saw this, we ran in for shelter. Now I don't think I can strictly call it a non-chain place as it seems there are a few others that I've realised just since I've logged on here but nevertheless, it looked different, quirky and that was good enough for us in the rain.
There was an informal cafe set up downstairs in the midst of all the action with loads of fresh produce available for sale, the tills, the fresh food counters and with all kind of tempting treats such as gluten and dairy free peanut butter cups! But then we saw signs for a proper cafe upstairs and decided we wanted to escape the hustle and bustle of downstairs.
Now we ourselves don't really have any troublesome food allergies but this place is a haven for those who do. It's one of the most vegan, dairy free, gluten free etc etc friendly places I've seen. Even I got caught up in the moment, ordering my chai latte to come with almond milk. With separate lunch plans just a couple of hours later, I had a small bowl of fresh berries to accompany my hot drink and I have to say that for 6.50 odd per bowl, I expected a little more, either in terms of volume or at least a drizzle of creme frache or accompanying sauce but it was quite literally a few berries and nothing else. My sister, however, chose the Eggs Benedict and really enjoyed it and it came served with a lovely crispy bacon topping and left her feeling very full indeed after she had already enjoyed a smoothie served in a stylish jar.
One of the cutest parts of this brief breakfast was the way in which they gave us our bill in a tiny little gingerbread man book, an adorable little way to end our breakfast. The cakes and sweet treats looked fabulous and I'd have been interested to see how the gluten free and dairy free desserts would have tasted so I could compare and contrast with more conventional cakes but I'll have to wait for that till next time.
I have been for breakfast and lunch. The vegetarian breakfast was very satisfying, as were their salads. There chocolate tart though...I'd go back for that alone!
You will find the best breakfast in London served in Natural Kitchen Marylebone's cafe. The lunch is great there too and really affordable for this area. On the groundfloor you can find all sort on organic or Artisan products. The butchers are a bunch of great guys really knowledgable and I only buy my meat there now it's better quality, fresher and cheaper than Ginger pig and competing with waitrose prices too. The bread they sale is the best loaf you can buy around as well but you have to come in the morning as it go quickly. Finally the take away salad counter is the little gem of that place. Dozens of beautiful salads, choice of poached salmon, grilled chicken or homemade quiches to go with that. It's fantastic I could easily go to eat in this place everyday!!
As the name suggests, it is one of those cafes of the natural trend. The cafe is located above its greengrocer/deli shop. The cafe had good natural lighting and a relaxed atmosphere. The hot chocolate was slightly bitter which made a change to the normal
Natural Kitchen is another perfect destination for health-savvy eaters. Very modern, and yet very warm, the Natural Kitchen is both a mini supermarket, a lunch place, as well as a really nice Juice bar. The Natural Kitchen offers a very very large selection of salads, which you can choose from and usually a warm meal of the day (sometimes quiche, honey chicken breast, or salmon)
You can also buy meat, marinated chicken to take home and cook! They also have a nice selection of organic teas and organic snacks which are perfect to take away along with a juice if you're in the area and want something healthy to much on.
The reason I constantly go back to the natural kitchen though, is the juice: I ask for a pear-based (try pear instead of apple if you're an avid green juice drinker, it makes such a nice difference to the taste) with spinach, maca powder, cellery, kale, lemon and ginger: perfect for a morning boost!
Seating is available, but its a very small place.
I went there once to have something quick before university. It is a healthy cosy restaurant quite close to baker street tube station.
I remember I ordered the Croque Monsieur which was a creamy croque monsieur with bechamel on top. I loved it as it was fresh and well-cooked. The service is quite quick and pleasant.
The place was also comfortable and not that noisy and I spent another good two hours studying there as well. They also have outdoor seating which is super convenient during the sunny days.
I used to go back there every now and then for a coffee and quick lunch and the Natural Kitchen became one of my regular restaurants to visit.
Natural Kitchen for me is one of the healthiest restaurants providing various of delicious meals, freshly squeezed juices, different types of smooties.
My favourite smoothies which I highly recommend is Vitamin Boost( apple, orange, ginger) and Detox (Carrot, ginger, beetroot, celery).
Prices for the frinks are 4 to 5 pounds each. From the Brunch menu I can reccomend the Artichoke & Parma Ham Crostinis with Parmesan Cheese and wild Rocket Leaves.
The location of the Restaurant is in the Marylebone High street and the nearest tube station is Regents park
Very good Organic Cafe in Marylebone. The food there is fantastic. Do not hesitate if you are nearby. It's a bit more pricey than other places due to its food quality, however it's really worth it. You get to eat well and feel well. The cafe upstairs is ideal if you want to stay in. Otherwise, just shop on the ground floor.
Nice place! Lovely natural food! Good and very friendly service!
Nice place and very nice food and service but it was quite cold upstairs. We had to put our jackets at some point!
One of the most best burgers, slightly expensive though. The chips were nice but for the price, would have liked more.
Very nice place, amazing smoothies and great menu! I took the wild tuna salad
Great atmosphere and superb collection of tasty, healthy foods to eat in or take away, great coffee too. Always on our itinerary when we visit London.
Nice place to have a brunch. Quiet. Great staff. Highly recommended.
I’ve been coming here for six years. The concept and food is great. It’s always fresh and always healthy. There are great meat, fish and veg options for lunch for ‘their school lunch ‘ type setup. Upstairs they do a mean brunch too which is a la carte. The management did change about 18 months ago which saw a big change in staff which was a shame as they were a lovely bunch.
Nice place and Nice staff . Very good products! I recommend!
I popped by here to kill time and ended up having tea and a slice of cake. The interior is typical of what you'd expect for this area, very high end with gorgeous counters full of delicious looking foods. My cake was excellent, if a little pricey (which is to be expected for this area) and the staff were polite. Contrary to other reviews here, I didn't find it to be over crowded or dirty on my visit. It was clean, the food was good and I'd definitely visit again.
Best fish and chips I've had in ages! Such a spacious and lovely restaurant. Felt so comfortable there. Service was very friendly and the bathrooms were really clean! Definitely will be coming back!
Loved it. Great store downstairs and nice caf upstairs. Try anything with eggs! Everything fresh and tasty and service was great. Enjoyed their coffee very much as well. And of course walk out the door and you're in amongst the wonderfulness that is Marylebone High Street...
Overall a good place for eating alone or with others. Lunch is best as prepared and on display.
Breakfast eggs are pre made and kept warmish. Shame as otherwise a good place.
I did enjoy the coconut yogurt!
Great place for lunch if your looking for something healthy and quick. Maybe not the best value for money in the neighbourhood but very convenient with good service. Will return on my next visit to Marylebone.
Lovely little restaurant: massive floor to ceiling glass windows looking out onto cherry blossoms (I think) in full bloom.
Everything else is clean old wood and the little box bouquet of fresh herbs on each table is a nice touch.
I got the crab & crayfish linguine based on a solid recommendation, and it was all kinds of tasty, albeit it's like walking into a wall of cream. Two of us who got the dish asked for a lemon wedge to cut back the acid, but fans of cheesy creamy comfort food would love this.
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