Natural Kitchen Marylebone

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!

to go marylebone is always a joy at a crisp weekend morning. this works in the rule an appetit as we ended in natural kitchen. it has a light, airy and friendly feeling. we drove up to the green cafe and had luck enough to sit near the window that was beautiful on a sunny winter day.

I rely on this box of natural kitchen for my juice fixes and coffee needs. the fresh mixed smoothies are great and you will be full for a long time. I also like their banana muffins. the service is excellent, and the ambiente is great to meet friends or bring their laptop to work. gobbling xx Voir le carte

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.

very good food is served in the natural kitchen and the salads are full of variety. my only quality would be the prices that are very steep for what they get. the fried salmon I ordered was perfectly cooked and the brokkoli, pumpkin seeds and sesame salad I had with him was delicious as the cousin was one. I would go back, but would want a better one!

here with a friend for Sunday brunch the place is quite big, we sat upstairs. the ambiente is beautiful, but nothing remarkable to remember we both had the avocado on toast with posing iron and salmon with a lot of tee. I didn't eat the eggs much, had definitely better. the salmon was fresh and the rest was simply the usual, nothing strikingly great. good experience anyway. Voir le carte

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.

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...read more

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...re... Voir le carte