Plant-based grab-and-go concept Good To Go opens second outlet
Its first location is in Old Street.
Plant-based grab-and-go concept Good To Go is opening a second outpost on central Charing Cross Road.
Good To Go is expected to serve its hot and cold breakfast and lunch options to guests. Plant-based milks will be on offer to accompany coffees, teas and smoothies.
The concept's newest hub features large glass windows and a bright wooden counter space with high stools for customers to perch while on the go. Its takeaway counter aims to provide “efficient service and faster line management.”
Founder Tommy Mizen opened the first Good To Go as a pop-up in old Street Station in 2017 to offer accessible plant-based food options. He eventually opened his first brick and mortar location in The Bower business district of Old Street at the end of 2018.
"There are a lot of misconceptions about plant-based dishes and our aim is to prove to people that eating healthy can be delicious. Charing Cross Road is a great location for us to open our second site and we’re looking forward to serving busy Londoners and visitors alike,” Mizen said in a media release.
