Soupergirl - Washington

This restaurant embodies a commitment to fresh, healthy, plant-based cuisine in an environmentally friendly manner. Their mission statement is strong and it shows in their dedication to providing responsible dining options.

The soup is fresh and made with easily distinguishable ingredients, allowing me to appreciate its simplicity and taste the healthy goodness. I enjoyed trying three different varieties of lentils.

The soup was revolting. It had no flavor and smelled like it was spoiled. I ended up throwing away two bowls. I was very disappointed with the quality of this soup.

The cartoon soup chef superhero hanging over Soupgirl is a hometown success story. They delivered subscription pots of (coincidentally vegan/kosher soup to the kitchen inept and added a retail operation as they grew--directly across from the Takoma Metro. The cafe itself has that cold post-industrial look which lazy architects love and i suspect everyone else finds, well... cold. Window-facing seating overlooks the sky over the Takoma green which more than makes up for it. Three pots of self-serve soup for you to choose from (sometimes some bread and a sparse selection of drinks are your menu. The same are all available for takeout--an option to drop in on your way home. The soups are fair. It is a vegan soup shop and that 's beautiful. And most people are helpless when it comes to making soup, so relativity tempts overstating the case. The 'Girl absolutely kills that ubiquitous Amy of horrifically bad store-bought foods fame. That isn 't, however, the same as killing at Iron Chef, ya dig? But for a decent bowl or three on a cold day, the Soupergirl leaps tall buildings in a single bound. Odd hours have changed frequently. (Many things Takoma close early on Fridays for Saturday sabbath observers--Adventist, Jewish, etc.

To cover, I have the creamy dreamy white bean spinat suppe. I had very high hopes, but it is not even subpar. a friend of mine has the chickpea tomaten crimped, and it tasted like dirty wash basin water. After he tried both, he said, yes, that's not a good suppe. more like baby food these people have never heard of salt or even generally seasoned in their whole lives. not to mention the package is impossible to open with their bare hands. stop loading people money to eat your dish water. disgusting. brand cuban paid $2mil for this? charity work.