Good Earth Restaurant

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violentlee

Joined 9 years ago

The Definition of "Wholesome". This is the hippie eatery of choice, but it's good for us regular folks, too. It's organic, but not to the point of being boiled grass in a flower pot. Most dishes taste satisfactory, while also being pretty healthy. The turkey meatloaf is excellent, and the selection of non-alcoholic, non-carbonated drinks are second to none. I wouldn't come here every week, but it's a good change of pace every month or so.

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princessjsh

Joined 10 years ago

Yum!. This is one of my favorite places to eat. I love the atmosphere and the food is excellent. For those who think the food is bland, try the coconut curried chicked. If you still think the foor has no flavor see a doctor and make sure your tastebuds work. I love the "Whole Lemonade" as well. I highly recomend the Good Earth!

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freth

Joined 10 years ago

Not bad!. Imagine a restaurant with the decor of Perkins and a menu loaded with lots of vegan/veggie stuff. It certainly lacks the ambience of the Seward Cafe, but then again, this Good Earth is in the Galleria. Lots of tasty dishes (I highly recommend the buckwheat pancakes).

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barbaraburns002

Joined 11 years ago

Vegetarian-Organic With Attitude. Wonderful vegetable soup, and cashew-chicken salad sandwiches on heavy-grain bread. Fun takeout bakery for muffins and tea.

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mzee75

Joined 11 years ago

Snobbery Defined. I'm not one to put on airs, so I wasn't suprised when I noticed out all the raised noses in Good Earth were not smelling the food. Both staff and patrons seem to believe they're doing each other favors just by being there. (This IS E.D.I.N.A. - Every Day I Need Affirmation - after all.) The food is bland at best. I've never paid for such a boring omlette. The tables are skinny and crammed together. Heaven forbid you or those at the table next to you need to visit the restroom. There seems to be an obligatory wait every time we visit, even if there are a plethora of available tables. My mother-in-law loves the Galleria, so I'm probably destined to visit Good Earth again. (Sigh.)