**Vegan Review** Incredible! We drove down from York PA just to go here and it was worth it! We got the cheese phake, the reuben, and the pulled BBQ tofu. All was mind blowing! I'm not gonna over describe it and ruin your own experience, just go you won't regret it! Thank you for living with compassion and respect for all living beings my fellow vegans :) read more

Liquid Earth is bliss. I'm so glad it exists in this city, especially in the french-fry, ice cream, and pizza saturated Fells Point neighborhood. The atmosphere is lovely and the juices and smoothies are as good as it gets. Stop whining about the price, people--you get what you pay for! Of course I wish it was cheaper, but your body is your temple, so treat it with the good stuff. What better to spend your money on than fresh, raw, fruits and vegetables to heal your body? Had the Ginger Cold Snap Cure today-- yum! Don't have a cold, but can't go wrong with Vitamin C :) p.s. Liquid Earth, your website is unnecessarily annoying! read more

Imagine walking into an dark, angry teenager's room and asking them what time they'd like dinner? And they say 'ugh. later. 7:00.' Then asking them to look at you while you hand them some money, which they do, begrudgely, after 20 minutes of you standing there. And they show up for dinner at 9:45. That's a bit what walking into Liquid Earth is like nowadays. Done with this place for the time being. Too expensive for the attitude, smugness, slowness, and terrible hours. Something has definitely changed here in the last few months and I keep trying, but it's not a nice experience and I don't earn enough money to support something this --- what exactly am I supporting by spending my money here? So much potential and a great location. Used to be awesome but maybe the management is over it. Hope that old vibe returns some day soon --- I want the place below. ========================================= What can I say that hasn't been said? 1. The juice is amazing. There are few places as good as this anywhere (except California) and it's a real treat to have it 20 feet away from me. 2. The food is excellent. And, for veg/vegan options, it can't be beat. 3. The staff is super informative and accommodating. I think some things that are worth noting - 1. It's a bummer that it doesn't open before 11 because I would love a juice earlier in the morning 2. It can be slow because everything really is being freshly made by the people you see in the front of the restaurant - SO, if you want a quick meal and you walk in to see lots of tables full, don't expect a rapid meal - maybe try coming back another time. That's just a suggestion to get the best food and not feel like you're waiting forever. Hopefully, in the future, they will be able to hire more staff, but I imagine it's very expensive to carry as much fresh produce they do and maintain all the staff with reasonable prices for customers. read more

Everybody needs a back-up restaurant while waiting for your primary restaurant. In the case of Liquid Earth, it's the ideal place for juice or a smoothie while you're waiting an hour to get inside Blue Moon Cafe across the street. By itself, Liquid Earth is a cafe for raw, vegan, and vegetarian diners. It's chill and laid back but it can also be dreadfully slow. Not sure about the actual food but I thoroughly enjoyed Mike's $12 smoothie (yes, actually $12), which includes macha, hempseed oil, jogi, cocoa, almonds, walnuts, flax, banana, pollen, agave and coconut water. The guacamole ($9) was freshly prepared with bits of green, yellow, and red bell peppers. An excellent way to get full but terrible if you're trying to save space for Blue Moon. Overall, I highly recommend Liquid Earth if for no other reason than it shields you from the elements while waiting for Blue Moon. Sadly, no WiFi. read more

Most of my friends are vegetarian. I do particularly enjoy a well-made vegan/vegetarian meal and look forward to places which actually know how to cook veg food. I'd been meaning to go to Liquid Earth for quite some time but managed to miss out a couple of times because it seemed to close early. I went last week on a Saturday [?] afternoon with a friend who was similarly interested. What we encountered was a really odd experience of smugness, general unfriendliness and the kind of shit you expect from a teenager with a bad attitude obliged to volunteer at a soup kitchen. Okay -- maybe that's a minor exaggeration- --, but with barely any business in that hour we were there and with adequate staffing? There really is little excuse for the service. I don't expect "service" in the servile sense at a restaurant but I certainly expect some sense of decorum or at least the absence of smugness. I've written 150-odd restaurant reviews on yelp and this is only the second one where the service is the reason I'm not coming back or recommending it to friends. No matter how shitty the food anywhere, I always try to say something nice about the service because actual human beings work there and people coming there is their livelihood. What's the expression kids today use? "Sorry but not sorry." I liked the food, but I don't intend to return and be a patron. read more

This place is amazing! Wonderful service and delectable eats... I seriously wanted one of everything. Everything. Instead I stuffed myself with the carrot ginger juice, the miso soup, chips and guacamole, and the philly cheese phake. I can't wait to come back next time I'm in town. read more

Liquid Earth - Carrot ginger juice! - Vegan Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Do you enjoy fresh squeezed beets, carrots, and wheat grass? How about cheese steaks without the steak? If you said yes, this place is definitely a must try. If you said no, than shame on you, and this place is a DEFINITE must try. I came here to Liquid Earth with my wife and in laws for lunch and was blown away by how much i enjoyed the food, juice, ambiance, and music. I had the Phat Bheet and the meatless muffaletta. Other selections at the table included the Philly cheese phake, the Reuben, and the picnic. Needless to say, no one left unsatisfied. The service was a bit slow, but it was definitely worth the wait. I WILL be back. read more

I have been coming to Liquid Earth now for a couple years now and I still have yet to eat here. I go for one thing and one thing only, the smoothies and juices. They are quite delicious. I have had most of their frozen drinks my favorite is either Banana E or the Rawmond Joy. I have had a lot of their juices as well and I love the AntioxDetox. (Note: These drinks definitely help the morning after a bar crawl.) I have also dabbled in their Shots as well...no not alcohol shots; shots as in Goji Berry or Pomegranate. I really dig the Pomegranate. The drinks here are fantastic and you can watch them juice everything fresh right behind the bar. I would love to come here more often but it's hard to justify a $9 smoothie. I understand that they are organic and blah blah blah which is the reason the prices are jacked up, but studies have shown that there are no differences between organic and non-organic vegetables and fruits...nutritionally speaking. So if this place would open just a juice stand and hammer out cheaper smoothies using non-organic vegies and fruits to keep the cost down, I would literally be there every day, drowning in polyphenols and antioxidants! Overall these smoothies are the best in the city and you can't go wrong with them, just be ready to pay for what you get. read more

I just peeked my head in last week to get a drink because I was fighting a horrible cold and needed something to make me feel better, well I found it. They had a concotion that consisted of apples, beets, bee pollen and zinc and it was phenomenal. Let me just say that I am not a vegan, but when I want to get a refreshing beverage of fruits and veggies I will be coming to Liquid Earth. I do have friends that are vegans and will recommend this place for them. Their are not to many vegan places in Baltimore so this will be a nice treat for them. read more

I would like to preface this review with the following: 1- I am a hard core carnivore 2- I went here on a HORRIBLE afternoon date which may also add to the scarring experience 3- I am afraid of tofu... I have never (cue proud Yelper music) been afraid of eating something, but something about tofu just makes me really uncomfortable... THAT being clarified, I was struggling to find something to eat.. I consider myself a healthy person, but this was kind of hard core for me. I am not familiar with vegan eating and I thought it would be similar to just vegetarian, but it's not... I had a Cesar salad... :( It was about a half a head of lettuce with a nice lemon dressing, but it wasn't what I expected at all.. Again - this is not my style of diet so for someone who is a vegan or more familiar with it, it could be great.. For ME - I was starving when I got home and made a sandwich... Nothing against the place, they make fresh smoothies which I think is pretty cool, and the guacamole that the person I was dining at this location with ordered chips with guacamole, which I will say - if I wasn't allergic as all hell to guacamole- I would have devoured it because it looked DELICIOUS!!! The guy that waited on us was really friendly, and the location it self is really nice. It's just not my type of food :( I also thought it was kind of pricey... but then again, I know all the organic stuff is always super expensive anyway. read more

Liquid Earth is by far the freshest place to eat in Baltimore. Since there are many reviews that state the same thing I will just say: This review is written by a non-vegitarian who appriciates healthy, fresh and local food. Time: Yes, the service can sometimes be slow, BUT if you have ever prepared local/organic/raw fare then you know it takes time and a lot of tedious preparation (props to the chefs and owners who do this every day) - it's not like they're asking you to wait for everything to sprout. Also, if you really think about it, you would wait 20 minutes for a kitchen to cook you something too. I really think time is perceived differently when you watch someone make your meal from scratch. I enjoy this and don't find the time restrictive. If you're in a hurry call your order in ahead of time and pick it up. And remember, good food is totally worth the wait and quite the opposite of fast food. Prices: Again, Liquid Earth is not fast food. You can get most of their sandwiches for $8-$12. Last I checked this is what a burger, salad or something fried (probably loaded with msg and corn syrup) will cost you at most Fells Point establishments. I don't really get where pricy is coming in here. I think there is a set misconception that healthy food is more expensive. Thank you Liquid Earth for keeping it fresh and holding your high level of standards. Things I love at Liquid Earth: Juices (I've never been disappointed with a single choice), Soups (different selection daily - also, never had a bad one), Philly Cheese Phake, Earthburger, Black Bean Burrito, and pretty much anything else that comes with bread (they have THE BEST fresh breads). read more

Already a 5 star in my book. If you're new here such a myself, i would recommend buying the Royal Rush Juice. It's really good! Can't wait to taste the food. read more

Liquid Earth - Vegan Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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Fantastic vegetarian food. Great freshly made juice blends. The Philly Cheese Phake and the Veggie Reuben are both simply amazing. I have also never had a bad cup of soup here. One warning- Eating here can take a long time. The people who work here are very laid back. It's not going to be a rush. Grab a City Paper or bring a book and enjoy the scenery. The coffee is also not bad. Probably the best vegetarian/vegan offerings in the city. RECOMMENDED! read more

I tried this place because I am a vegan and I read a lot of good reviews. It is basically a bland sandwich shop for vegetarians. There really weren't that many vegan options and I think there was only one raw item excluding salads. I got the vegan reuben with a side salad. It was very bland and the vegan cheese tasted like plastic. My friend had the bean burrito and a side of pasta salad. The burrito had five black beans in it and was mostly rice. It and the pasta salad had no taste. I would have given this place 1 star for the food, but just to be more annoying the service was terrible as well. With three servers and one table in the restaurant, I had to flag down someone to order and get our check. The servers were all too cool for school. Yay - I love putting people out. I just wanted to get out of the place; they made me sad. Total waste of calories and money. read more

I went with two friends in the morning to get a nice smoothie before going out to breakfast. First of all, I was a bit apprehensive about paying almost $7 for a mediocre-sized smoothie. It wasn't the best I have had. The reason I gave this place two stars is because the guy working the counter was a bit rude. I understand it was early in the morning, but in this economy, establishments cannot afford to marginalize their customers. I asked if they accepted credit cards, to which he responded "Yes." I told him we'd all be paying separately. After receiving my drink and handing him my card, he then exclaimed there was a minimum charge for each card. Why wouldn't you disclose this before the fact?! I will not be going back to this place. read more

This place is a gold mine. Philly Cheesefake and Raw Tacos are insanely delicious. This is literally the best vegetarian/vegan restaurant I have been to yet. The juices are amazing too! The food does come out slow because there is usually one guy cooking but trust me it is 100% worth it. Everything is fresh made right then and there (which is important to me!). So fresh and so delicious. My meat-eater husband said the Philly was better than any cheesesteak he has EVER eaten. I'd rather wait for my food than have pre-prepped crap! We will definitely come back every chance we get!!! YUUUUUM!!!!! read more

The say they close at 7 p.m. but will turn you away if you arrive at 6:45. Why not say they close at 7? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0b2p2tugm4&list=UU-Ah7_LqD8mL_XTzNF0T5nA&index=1&feature=plcp read more

I've been to Liquid Earth once. I've tried going on two other occasions, but they were closed. Once I just missed it and the second time it was advertised as open, but closed. THE GOOD... -great place for vegans, vegetarians and more conscious food eaters -service was good -wheatgrass shot was good -bbq tofu sandwich was good -wasn't too crowded THE BAD... -parking can be a pain some days -hours of operation aren't great Overall I liked my first visit to Liquid Earth. I wish the hours were a bit better. I'd return though. read more

Stopped by here to grab a juice as I waited for seating at Blue Moon. Didn't try breakfast (which is why a star is missing) but I did ordered a few juices and they were delicious and fairly priced. If you're nearby, stop by for a quick picker upper. read more

Food and drink is good, if not Pricey.. BUT..........the service... people here on yelp are dead on.... Its mind-Boggling how poor. Owners are cool people, but my lord. One time there was a construction worker who came in just to grab a smoothie. It was busy for Liquid Earth (READ:2 tables) so they ignored this guy for twenty minutes...Just looking thru him each time a staff member was near him. Incredibly rude. I've had to walk out of here twice because of the service. Honestly, Just go to One World instead if you are with a group or need to get in and out in under 2 hrs. read more

My girlfriend and I went to Liquid Earth for the same reason a lot of its patrons probably do; because we didn't feel like waiting for a tabe at Blue Moon. When we first entered, I was hit with a pungent, earthy smell that seemed to permeate the whole restaurant. I don't know exactly how to describe it, but it unpleasantly lingered the whole time we were there and I never got used to it. The waitstaff were pleasant and attentive, but we were also the only people in there. I ordered a wrap, I forget exactly which one, and it was ok. The ingredients seemed fresh, but it tasted bland and dry. Then again, it could have been that smell killed my appetite. The other complaint is how hippy-dippy the place is, I'm sure it appeals to their core clientele, but for those vegetarians with carnivorous friends and family who are looking to show them that being vegetarian doesn't mean just eating salads will want to look elsewhere for dinner. One World does a better job of creating a family and omnivore friendly atmosphere, whereas Liquid Earth feels like a parody of what everyone else imagines a vegetarian restuarant is like. Crunchy, smug and full of weird, bland food. Haven't been back since. read more

Do you love fake meat? I don't. But I still love liquid earth. Take your vegan friends, open up your mind, and enjoy some new soy products. They dress them up right and make them tasty. They are also a juice bar, but I've never had the guts to try the juice. The atmosphere in this place--the river rock, the cross-cut wood, the mismatched pottery--plus the fact that they are totally meat-free and care about the provenance of their food would make this restaurant a trendy hit in NYC right now. But luckily, they're not in NYC, and they've been this way for years. Cash only and I second the motion on the baked goods. read more

Last time I was here the staff wasn't very friendly. This time the waiter was fantastic and so was the food. I'm not Vegan, but my friend, who I was with, is and this is one of his favorite restaurants. I had the Philly Cheese Fake and it tasted really good. Had I not known it was tofu, I probably wouldn't have guessed it. Also had a strawberry smoothie and that was perfect. I highly recommend for vegans AND non-vegans. Worth a try for something a little different. read more

A little disappointed. Dishes are vegan and vegetarian classics (nothing pushing the envelope about a pile of sprouts, cucumbers, tomatoes, avocado, and hummus on a slice of bread) you could assemble at home VERY easily. Reminds me of the college campus cafe, which is fine but it's not going to wow your taste buds. The ingredients are all fresh and are combined nicely into different sandwiches, but you really could read the list of ingredients on the menu, go to the store, purchase the ingredients, and whip up these simple meals by yourself. If that's what your craving without the chopping, you'll probably be satisfied here. (I get that they're more of a deli serving cold plates--not a full restaurant with a million different options--but I did better with a mini-fridge, one knife, and no sink in college!) Another element that disappointed was a pretty serious disregard for seasonality. The tomatoes on our sandwiches were exactly what you'd expect from a mid-January tomato--non-local, mealy, bland, unexciting. Winter is a hard time for vegetarians but local farms are still churning out squashes, root vegetables, kale, and other hardy produce that offers a challenge and an opportunity to area restaurants to get creative. At Liquid Earth, I struggled with the idea that this place is supposed to be environmentally conscious and healthful yet didn't make a big pitch for local, seasonal food. (Down the street, Red Star's winter/fall menu features a nicely put-together salad with seasonal accents and an exciting dressing and they aren't even projecting an environmentally hip image! Catch up with the competition!) The "sacred salad" included the contents of my produce drawer (apples, radishes, greens, carrots, sprouts, cucumbers, etc) with a drizzle of basic olive oil and vinegar on top--you can make this and probably do something more creative with it, like maybe even toss the salad around a bit so the dressing distributes. (Came with a promisingly dark brown chunk of bread that somehow managed to be totally bland.) I was hoping for some kind of fancy salad dressing ('cmon tangerine-sage-garlic-zest-vegan-festival dressing or something?) to zing things up for long-time vegetarians who want to depart a bit from the basics, but nope, just your standard oil 'n vinegar. Meh. The portobello mushroom sandwich was fine. No one ingredient stood out to define the dish or pull things together. "Lentil tapenade" is a sad idea. Yep, I probably got some hardy protein in my meal but tapenade is typically made with delicious kalamata olives for a reason--and that reason is FLAVOR. The sandwich needed sundried tomatoes or garlic or something acidic to wake the whole thing up. My boyfriend got the veg burger and wasn't overly impressed. They were out of ciabatta rolls so it was on a fairly weak piece of sandwich bread. (Isn't there a local bakery that makes better bread than the stuff they're serving here?) He's a french fry craving kind of guy but none of the sides really tempted him or brought the meal together. His $3 side of pasta salad was good but very small. I ordered the soy chai thinking it would be a spicy, warm drink for a cold day. Even though it was obviously made from good quality tea leaves, it was a lukewarm, bland, and disappointing drink. My boyfriend got a juice drink involving lemon and chamomile and it tasted like a mild, non-frozen pina colada, which was pretty pleasant. Past reviewers have complained about the service but we didn't really have any problems. We saw both a waitress and a waiter and they were both nice, helpful, and pretty speedy. (Granted, the place was dead while we were there.) I've been a vegetarian for a long time and I've had way better than Liquid Earth currently offers. I definitely would be willing to try Liquid Earth again if they made a few changes. But for now I don't think I'm too excited to go back. read more

I'm a vegetarian by philosophy, not because I don't like meat and actually my absolute favorite sandwich of all time was the Reuben. So, now that I don't get that corned beef anymore, I find it a fantastic day, when someone goes out of the way to make a great veggie Reuben. I went here for lunch with a friend and the Reuben was amazing. That's why it is getting 4 stars because between DC and B-More, the only veggie place that's holding a candle to this is Harmony Cafe in DC. Here are the reasons it may not be a 4. It is pretty expensive....but listen, they know you're a vegetarian in Baltimore, so you're pretty much out of luck. They won't even give you chips with your sandwich you have to pay 7$ for chips and salsa. But, that being said the sandwich wasn't that expensive and it was damn good. If you are a veggie you will love this place. I can't wait to take my fiance, she loves B-more...too bad it closes so early...7pm? read more

I'm officially in love with this place. I ordered the $12 smoothie (crazy I know) and it was worth every. Single. Last. Penny. Delicious and nutty, flavorful and just the right texture. I love you liquid earth. We also splurged and tried the grasshopper (nice and tart) and shots of Gogi berry which we were grateful to have chasers for. It's delicious, but strong as heck. Great friendly staff and a wonderful menu. Can't WAIT to spend another $12 on a smoothie. Seriously. I may try some of the raw menu items which look awesome too. read more

Overall, a very pleasant experience! I got the soup of the day, which was a delicious yellow lentil soup with squash and lots of veggies. I also split a Liquid Earth Club with a friend. The sandwich was satisfying, but there wasn't enough avocado or vegan bacon. I highly recommend my drink, which was a hot espresso drink with soy milk and ginger. It was delicious! I do think it's a bit overpriced for what it is, charging a dollar less on most of their menu items would be more fair. read more

Let me preface with... I am not vegan but was for awhile and have a strong appreciation for vegan cuisine. I came in with my BFF one afternoon for a spur of the moment lunch. And since then, we've made it a regular thing every summer. Liquid Earth is a cozy café that has both indoor and outdoor seating. We've had.... Ginger Zinger Juice (Granny Smith Apples & Lotsa Ginger) Earth Burger (Organic Brown Rice, Textured Soy, Fresh Herbs & Seasonings on Whole Wheat Kaiser Roll) Raw Pizza (Sprouted Buckwheat, Flax Seed Crust, Sauce, Nut Cheese, Mushrooms, Yellow Bell Peppers & Basil) Raw Zucchini Spaghetti (Long Shredded Organic Zucchini, Red Heirloom Tomato Marinade Sauce Topped with Fresh Organic Baby Italian Oregano) Raw Tacos (Two Romaine Leaves & Two Collard Leaves Filled with Seasoned Nut Meat, Sliced Avocado, Tomato Then Topped with Cashew Sour Cream) Everything is so good and super fresh. Their juice and smoothie menu is never ending. While I always come in with the intention to try a new one, I can't not order the Ginger Zinger. It is so good, but one of these days I will venture out! A little pricey but worth the quality and freshness. read more

This was my introduction to the vegetarian world in the late 1990s, when this restaurant was somewhat of an anomaly in the Fells Point area. I'm glad to see it has lasted and become a fixture for healthy eating in Baltimore. Liquid Earth is a family operation, with an intermittent rotating staff of friends. Regulars get to know the owners pretty quick, especially those sitting at the cobblestone bar. There are a wide variety of fresh juice options. The meals are vegetarian comfort food with high quality ingredients. Sandwiches are often served with a well-presented side salad. Service is always slow, but there's always a paper lying around to read. If you forget that Liquid Earth is cash only, there's an ATM down the street. My only criticism is an inconsistency preparation and staff snark I've encountered on recent trips. Regardless Liquid Earth holds a special place in my heart, and I try to stop by as often as I can. read more

I love the food and the veggie juices. Love them. As a vegetarian who has to go to Baltimore at least once a month I'm thrilled that there is a place that I can eat. (This is a rough town for vegetarians and vegans.) But, I can't give it 5 stars because when I went back yesterday, the place was filthy. Had I not already ordered my food I would have left immediately after visiting the ladies room. Repulsive. So, I'm willing to give Liquid Earth a second chance and try it again next month, but I think I'll check the loo before I order. If it's that filthy I have to wonder how clean the kitchen is. Sorry Liquid Earth. I used to love ya. Please clean up! read more

PICKY EATERS BEWARE!! Look, if you are a meat and potatoes type, don't bother. Liquid Earth will most definitely not be for you. Also, if you are not prepared to pay a little extra for fresh, non-processed, non-genetically modified food, then do not come here. You will be sore about the "high" prices. Look, the prices are more than what one would pay in a traditional restaurant, but the quality is on a different level. You pay for quality. In this day and age, one can pay less for a quarter pounder with cheese from McD than for a head of romaine lettuce in the grocery store.. HUH?!? Anyways, that's a whole nother issue... So, if you come with an open mind and an open palate down to Liquid Earth, and you will not be disappointed. The Picnic Sandwich - brie, nuts (walnuts? don't remember), onion, homeade delicious REAL honey mustard, all on top of a toasted whole grain baguette is amazing. There was also a special running one of the days I came in - a raw burger. It was made with a bunch of sprouts/veggies/etc - uncooked and served in a wrapped lettuce leaf. It was one of the most interesting things I have every eaten and was truly amazing. Bottom line, you pay for what you get. More expensive = better quality ingredients. Also, some people complain about the wait... well I mean it is a tiny little place with basically 2 or 3 people working, so if you come when they are busy, expect to wait. What has happened to our society? The interent, smart phones, etc make us so impatient. Come knowing you may wait, come with an open mind, and come willing to pay a little extra for darn right good food, and you will not be disappointed. read more

The menu is awesome. Vegan options galore! I had the Filly Cheese Phake, miso soup, and a wheatgrass shot. All were delicious! I'll definitely be back to explore more of their menu! read more

Liquid Earth - Vegan Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Great food, friendly staff! Small spot so just keep that in mind if you're coming with a big group.

I went here at 7pm on a Wednesday night, there was only one other person in the entire restaurant and the staff seemed to be particularly occupied in the kitchen though no one was actually present in the restaurant. The music in the restaurant was rather annoying, if you have been to their website its just as annoying. Also the restaurant needs some lighting, it was not mood lighting but more I wish I could actually see what I was eating. The waitress was attentive but not really engaging and the restaurant was rather disorganized with menus piled up on the bar, the open kitchen was a nice concept but the disorganization being so visible was a deterrent. Food: I ordered the veggie burger special that was in a collard wrap. It was a nut burger. Not very taste at all, nothing unique and very over priced. I also ordered the oatmeal chocolate chip vegan cookie, dessert is something that I do not really do (especially at vegan places because they tend to use a lot of artificial ingredients to get the similar texture if its not specified as raw). The cookie did not look appetizing at first but the waitress heated it up before bring it out which was much appreciated. However, the cookie was not sweet at all, very SALTY. I think they messed up the recipe.It ended up costing me around $25 to $30 with tip, way to expensive for one person and it being a mediocre meal. Overall: I am glad I tried it out, I am a large supporter of vegan/raw/vegetarian/plant-based restaurants; however, this is a restaurant I will not recommend or go back to personally. read more

Liquid Earth - Veggie Nut Pattie Collard Wrap. The lighting in the restaurant was very dark and rather unappetizing. - Vegan Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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This place is awesome! If you are vegan or vegitarian, this place has everything you want. Try the urban sandwich, delicious. The best thing about this restaurant is the creative cooking. I've been vegan for over a year, and they have so many things I've never tried! I am coming here next time I am in Baltimore! read more

I have not had any of their food here, but a few of their smoothies which were really good. Their Moneky Business (mixed berry smoothie with granola and wheat germ) and their Rawmond Joy (with bananas, almond, coconut oil, etc) were both great. The Rawmond Joy I could drink ALL the time. I love that this is a local, vegetarian/vegan restaurant in the city with a diverse menu, the only one that I know of so far so I would like to support this local business.....BUT, The reason I docked this place one star is that the menu is really expensive, to the point where I feel like I would only eat here very rarely. Their smoothies are on average $7-$10, and their entrees are $15-$20. Granted, raw, organic unique ingredients they cook with are probably expensive, but it just seems a bit too overpriced. I will have to update my review once I try their food, maybe it'll be worth the price! read more

Imagine my chagrin when I realized I've been walking to crappy Subway for a crappy veggie patty sandwich for lunch at work when I had time to go out, when i could have gone an extra half a block down Aliceanna to find this place! All those days spent standing in line waiting for my processed sodium sandwich (blugh, I'm shuddering right now just thinking about that carrot chunk-filled salt lick) when I could have been paying just a little bit more for some variety and delicious, fresh-tasting veg foods served by some of the friendliest staff folks I've encountered in bmore? Man alive, what the heck was I doing. F U Subway, never again, and get your microwave outta my face. This place is awesome. I don't have the dollars to go every single day but you can bet I would if I could. The fresh apple-lemonade is delicious and I can't wait to get more adventurous and try some of their more intense-sounding juice combos. Also, the cash register is really cool. I wouldn't recommend going unless you have time to kill, though, because the service can be reallllllllllly slllloooooooooowwww. read more

So I'm turning a new leaf which will inevitably slow down my Yelp contributions while hopefully simultaneously returning me to my former glory. That is, I'm going to start focusing on healthier dining options and I begin on this path with a review of a visit to Liquid Earth this past Saturday. I was tempted by the raw section of the menu as the places that offer "gourmet" raw entrees are so limited in the DMV. Decided to go with the raw pizza and apple lemonade. It came with a flax seed crust and was topped with a nut butter, thinly sliced tomatoes, and some basil. It was just aiiight. For starters, I could barely cut through the crust. I probably needed a knife, but there weren't any on the table. I'm also not so sure the crusts are made on the premises. Once cut, I felt like I was eating canapes, and I'm wondering if that's how the dish should be described and presented already cut in little squares and easy to eat raw canapes. The pizza was $15. My friend went with the guac and chips for a mere $10. The menu did claim it to be made to order, but I wasn't too impressed which perhaps could be blamed on the avocados, but it had more that pale yellow green tint to it, and not the rich green. The apple lemonade wasn't bad. They may want to rename that tart apple lemonade. Yes, I get that the use of granny smiths should have given me a clue, but it didn't. That's ok, tart is good. My dining companion went with the Phat Beet made with apples, beet, and ginger. It was very tasty, and I like how it came served in a pyrex measuring cup to keep the drinks consistent, no doubt. I'd return to Liquid Earth simply for the lack of abundant alternatives and because I believe in the mission, and I appreciate how they can appeal to the various types of vegetarians out there, but for me to say I was wowed would be a non-truth. read more

Vegetarian and organic food is becoming more and more mainstream these days with jamba juices and whole foods cropping up all over Charm City. Problem is, not much charm in getting your food made and served by anonymous employee with generic name tag, while listening to the latest smooth jazz hits #2, basking in the glow of florescent lighting. take a deep breath, get up slowly, walk or ride your bicycle down to the fells point waterfront. Liquid Earth Cafe is nicely decorated and has perfect mood and lighting for a date or a well needed urban sanity check. For a healthier Cheers experience sit at the bar and chat with one of the lovely employees or family members. The talk is free, but you have to pay for the food, which is delicious, nutritious, unique and worth every penny. I really like the vegan Ruben and the royal flush juice. Got a sweet tooth? Then eat one of their delicious deserts, vegan options often available. The music selection is always unique and appropriate (snatch soundtrack being one of my old time favorites). Leave your RFID implant and plastic at home - only cash, friendly conversation, and smiles are accepted here. read more

Food definitely isn't the first thing that came to my mind when I contemplated a trip to Baltimore. It's times like this that I reply on Yelp more than ever to find a vegetarian oasis other than the Bay Area in the expansive desert that is the largely veg-unfriendly continental United States. Yelp, you did not disappoint! This is certainly a charming vegetarian/vegan restaurant for Charm City. I was basically expecting a Cafe Gratitude experience (for those of you in the Bay Area) and I pretty much got that in terms of food, only with larger quantities and better prices. The decor is fabulous - I love the exposed brick walls and the handwritten, colorful menu on the wall. Certainly conveys the idea of crunch! The employees were pleasant and answered all of our questions with patience (we asked a LOT of questions). The variety is overwhelming - the menu is long and everything looks to be chock-full of veggie goodness. I eventually settled on the Sacred Submarine and the Dohler juice. The juice was fantastic and came in what looked like a liter measuring cup. Yum! Then came the sandwich. It was HUGE. Lots of veggies, vegan cheese, and fake meat. Great taste. However, this is where I have to take off a star: I was disappointed to see that the bread was thick, white Italian bread. Say what?! Oh *hell* no! I'm sorry - you just cannot, under any circumstances, serve a sandwich with white bread in a vegetarian/vegan restaurant. Liquid Earth, you should know better! White bread = not whole grain = high glycemic index = unhealthy. Vegetarianism 101! It still gets four solid stars, and is a required stop for vegetarians/vegans in Baltimore. Good stuff. read more