Corelife Eatery - Allentown

BEWARE! I just had to go out for food security injuries! The barbecue was called by the gentleman on the line that prepares food, because he could not find the spoon for the Parmesan cheese. The barbecue had on gloves that were comprehensibly fat. He came by and DUG HIS DIRTY GLOVES IN THE CHEESE!!! He then took a hand, wiped it on his visibly dirty jeans and then poured it back into the cheese to tear the spoon around He thought he was there. That was disgusting and disturbing enough, but when we alerted the guy on the line and told him to replace the parmesan, he wouldn't and just say he wouldn't give us any. I told him not to give ANYONE the cheese. I'd never eat there again.

Definitely enjoyed my chicken Cesar salad after for one for 5 days lol the beet lemonade was spot on. Recommend. (Told the lady I have a gluten allergy and she changed her gloves and as my bowl pass the line others changed the gloves as well.

I would give a 4.5 if I could but there are ups and downs. Sometimes orders are incomplete (missing items in the bowl) or with ingredients that look a little older but sometimes the order is great and the food tasty for the calorie count. Price is decent and usually a good choice for lunch/dinner on a budget.

Had lunch at Core Life Eatery today. Was pleasantly as to the quality and quantity of the Large Korean BBQ Pork Bowl. It was delicious and filling. I will now know that I can take the sauce being a litter hotter. Not a complaint, just making me aware for the next time. IThank you gang for a job well done.

Not worth the hype! We visited corelife with high expectations due to the promising google ratings. The food was very disappointing. I got the spicy Thai noodle bowl and my girlfriend got the Buddha bowl. The noodles were cold and bland. The sweet potatoes in the Buddha bowl were undercooked and crunchy. The dressing was stingy and the bowl basically tasted like raw quinoa, spinach and undercooked sweet potatoes. If you are looking for a great, healthy culinary experience, look elsewhere. The food looks better than it tastes.