Flower Child Dc

I really wanted to love flower child finally, with such cute decoration, an amazing menu of healthy options (including lots of vegetable options,) and a charming name, this place seemed to tickle all boxes. while the inside of the restaurant was actually beautifully decorated, eating left much to be desired. I ordered her chopped vegetables salad with tofu and it was all very...average despite the flu of vegetables that the menu said the salat should have, it was definitiw very salat forward the other toppings were all stacked on top (and, even so, still saw pretty badluster) and the entire floor 3/4 of the salats was simply salat. the tofu was also quite bland. it was marinated, but it felt like the marinade just about 0.1 millimeter of tofu penetrated, and the rest of the disc had very little taste. Although $14 is a fairly average price for an salat in dc to pay, it felt much overprice for what was in the round a bowl salat and unseasoned tofu. which disturbed me most about the experience, however, was that not everything was fresh I found several pieces of devastated salat (of which some had become yellow, some of which were completely torn into a rotten slime) and two of the very few snowbows they provided had mold on them. I don't make a Bland salad, but I'm making an salate from the head that has the potential to make me sick. everything in all was flower child cute, but really did not live until hype. I could try one of their bowls if I have to come back, but honestly, I was quite disappointed by the overall experience and I will probably try to avoid coming back here.

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I came here with a group of 15 other plant-based doctors think that this is a vegan restaurant and were disappointed by animal products, meat and secrets served as food for people. we just came from the international conference in nutrition in medicine. fortunate they had some vegan options, and eating was really delicious. so there is really no reason to go not completely plant-based. interesting I found that they have peace as a word or symbol that is printed everywhere to make it look as if they take care of peace, but then they serve as food and support animal torture. I like their vegan cuisine so they have a lot of potential and the staff was also beautiful. they also have a beautiful interior and exterior seating. but we prefer to support the fully vegan restaurants such as friutive or hipcityveg, which are really for peace and healthy nutrition. if the owner decides to do the right thing, I am happy to help with the transition, and they are in contact with places that go to restaurants, restaurants and hospitals plant-based, save money, make delicious recipes and people and save the environment. for health, environment or peace, while they serve animals, is false advertising!

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The Mother Earth bowl and Forbidden bowl are delightful, offer lots of tastes and textures with all the ingredients. You feel like you're eating healthy and getting your money's worth. The taco salad, on the other hand, was sad. It costs more and felt like mostly cabbage and lettuce. In fact, mine was missing ingredients black beans and corn chips. I get more from a TJ's salad for half the cost.

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Definitely not worth the money spent. Ordered Turkey Avocado Cobb, in which I could hardly really hardly find any turkey and avocado. The dressing was nice, though. This is just another salad bar claiming to offer fancy healthy food. There are definitely better options out there.

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Had ordered over Doordash for pickup. Luckily there was a 50% coupon available and with that price under line the Lunch was quite good. The Pita with the Avocado spread is well made and my earth bowl was also quite good.

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