CoreLife Eatery

The fact I ate here and then went into the bathroom to wash my hands and I saw this I wanted to absolutely VOMIT! This is absolutely disgusting and uncalled for. I can’t even imagine what the kitchen looks like. & you know the employees use this bathroom too and can’t even clean it. I will NEVER come here AGAIN!

Fresh, good, reasonably priced, and served by helpful folks. The vegetable broth in particular was a real surprise; I've never had a more satisfying veggie broth. They made a great first impression and I'll be back for more (especially to try all the other broths)! Astonishing for a fast-casual chain. I wish they could sell me a diet soda with my meal but, I do understand that's not their vibe.

I Just started to Eat food from here it’s my 4th time here and I enjoy the food I have tried so far staff it’s friendly Restaurant it’s alway clean I have tried the south west large bowl the Korean Mac and cheese and the Large Korean bowl so delicious! Lemonade it’s very good must try if you want eat something different and healthy. This place it’s easy to find with plenty of parking.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at CoreLife in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and I have to say, it truly exceeded my expectations in every way. For anyone who prioritizes fresh, wholesome food, attentive service, and a stress-free dining experience, CoreLife hits all the marks. The restaurant itself is centered around the concept of providing fresh, made-from-scratch meals that cater to a variety of dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. You can tell that health and quality are their top priorities, which is something I really appreciate. From the moment I walked in, the staff was incredibly attentive. They took the time to explain the menu, offered suggestions based on my preferences, and made sure I was comfortable and well taken care of througho

Nice build your own spot! It’s like a Chipotle but with healthier options. There’s a bit more variety in types of food too like with some Asian mix. They also have smoothies and set bowls and wraps if you don’t want to make your own. The menu was confusing at first, but the staff members were very nice about it and answered all of our questions. We got a large tuna poke bowl, built our own bowl, and made our own box. The tuna bowl could have used more tuna because it was a large and it was more acidic than I liked. The avocado helped balance the spicy sauce. Make your own box was $15 and you pick a protein, two warm sides (pretty confused on what this was and there were no signs about what is a warm side), and a sauce. I don’t think it was worth $15 though because it had much less toppin