Let me preface my review by saying that there are many people who would probably really really enjoy One World Cafe. It's a polarizing place. When I grade a cafe, I weight ambiance, quality of drinks, cleanliness, and the type of customer who patronizes the place higher than I would a restaurant. To me, going to a cafe is about, can I sit here and do work for several hours. My experience at One World: I went in and saw that they were a cafe with a bar. My hopes are now high, thinking this was a cool and novel concept. I ordered a non coffee drink (a smoothie). It was not the correct texture, and was frankly gritty. I was served by a college student with a bandana who looked like he had never heard of deodorant. I asked if I could take my drink to the bar prior to starting work, and was told that I could not. He said that the customers for both are separate. I wanted to check it out, but because I had work to do, did not want to drink, so I never walked back there. I sat on a dilapidated looking sofa and struggled to get on their wifi. While sitting on the sofa that looks like it was picked up from a curb destined for the dump I overhear a naive female college student telling her friends, "Have you guys ever heard of this place called Trader Joes?" At this point I am now thoroughly disappointed and leave. One World attracts a certain type of clientele. If you are really really impressionable, obsessed with organic food, and enjoy impressing your friends with bands that no one has ever heard of, then One World Cafe is your joint. read more

ATTENTION!! Munchkins (of Lilliput) lacking taste buds .... I found the ULTIMATE dining spot for you - and they have PLENTY of seating!!! So, if you are lilliputian, on a diet or don't really eat much .. Oh - and if you have absolutely no palate for flavor, THIS IS YOUR SPOT!!!! If you are NONE of the things mentioned above, like myself, RUN, do not walk... ANYWHERE ELSE! Trust me. The service was hurried and full of crap! I am convinced after eating here that our server NEVER tried anything bc this food was AWFUL!!!! Maybe they don't know the covenant of cooking. The two MOST IMPORTANT INGREDIENTS for almost ANY cooked dish are: (say it with me class) 'salt & pepper'. Maybe this place was robbed of the 'S&P' the night before (in which case, I'm sorry. I hope you filed a police report ... bc this sh*t was abysmal!), bc I didn't taste anything with any type of flavor entering my mouth until I drank my juice. We waited about 30 minutes to get two very basic dishes. When these dishes arrived, BOTH were tepid if not cold ... **serious eye roll** The food portions were minuscule, at best, and some of the blandest food I've ever had to 'PAY FOR' after having my taste buds accosted in such a hateful way!!! OMELETTE - The daily special ($13.95, btw) - I chose this omelette for several reasons: 1) the server said it was her "FAVE"!! (Really? Maybe she lacks taste buds as well), 2) the description of this was: fresh fluffy eggs, peppers, tomatoes, cream cheese and chives. I LOVE ALL these ingredients - and then to add cream cheese and chives to the mix!?!? WOW! Talk about SAVORY, right? WRONG!!!!! I wish I could remember the cleverly misleading name of this omelette - It was TOTALLY devoid of flavor!! For starters, 2 eggs were used (not 3 as stated in the menu) or they were the tiniest three eggs ever. Now, to be fair, maybe they were quail eggs (which may have justified the outrageous pricing for this crap) or itsy bitsy baby chickadee eggs (in which case, contact 'Ripleys' STAT!!!!) but trust me, my friends, these were NOT three adult chicken eggs. Add to that *gaff* - the eggs were overcooked and hard. They shrank so much that the omelette didn't even close. It was like a hard yolk taco shell - not fluffy in the least bit. This was served with diced beefsteak tomatoes (the least flavorful tomato one can choose - and the cheapest, btw... and diced up to what would be equivalent of an entire beefsteak tomato inside this egg shell - RIDICULOUS!!!! If I wanted salsa, I would have ordered it. Still, when you have tomato, SALT (not much, mind you) brings out the flavor - and these 'beefsteaks' (you know the pale ones - not the really deep orange ones) weren't flavored at all. Now that I think about it, maybe the dish was prepared and then they RINSED the entire dish under water... YES!! THAT would take the flavor out. Otherwise, I really have no idea how absolutely nothing had any flavor to it. AMAZING! (See!!!! Now u got me ranting again **steps off soap box**) ... Now where was I? Oh yes ... Lessee ... there were a few huge pieces of green pepper thrown in - practically raw (c'mon - ya couldn't dice or even julienne these pieces so they could get SOME heat? (Really?), ahh yes and my 'raison d'etre' for choosing this - "cream cheese and chives" - sounds ooooh so savory & creamy, right? Well, let's just say that the cook ran out of cream cheese, mixed the little he had w/ heavy cream and shoved into a piping bag and used that bc what I got was a toothpick thin 'piping' of an 's' shape on TOP of my hard egg yolk taco shelled 'omelette'. Maaaaan - pissed doesn't even cover it. I suppose the flecks I saw in this spill (oops. I mean 'finishing touch'), were the chives. So aside from not having any of this cheese actually INSIDE my omelette, it was TOTALLY barren of flavor, as well. Hmmm maybe this was meant to be a 'deconstructed' omelette... AND ... I can get on board with that ... but even THEN, all the individual components are generally BURSTING with flavor! I mean, that IS the POINT of 'deconstructing' a dish, isn't it? RATING: FAIL! HOME FRIES: NOT completely cooked (YUCK!!!) How do u serve diced potatoes a 1/2 hour after asking for them and STILL not find the time to properly sauté up SMALL pieces of potatoes (again, no salt, no pepper, no onion, no green pepper) - Rating: FAIL!!! TOAST: The toast was good but it's a slice of toasted bread!!! CARROT JUICE w/ fresh ginger: DELICIOUS (Hence, the two stars) Other customers were also displeased with their servings. The table next to us complained about how small & paltry everything was. Needless to say, they finished and exited ten minutes after getting their food. Who knows? Maybe the head chef/ cook quit and the employees were making up for things but this food was banal at most. I have only been this displeased one other time... So that's pretty MAJ read more

Vegans, vegetarians, omnivores, gluten-free peoples, lactose intolerant, picky eaters, rejoice! You get where I'm going here. I think anyone could find a delicious meal on this menu. Plus the specials. Yum, those specials...always making choices so difficult. Every time I get the urge to move to San Francisco, I can usually satisfy myself with a trip to One World. If you live in Hampden, you can make believe you are cutting through Golden Gate park (Wyman in this case) to get to a yummy veg-friendly juice bar/restaurant where you won't get the "huh?" look when you ask for soy milk. Rather, they'll ask if you want almond or hemp milk instead! Glorious. If you've read my previous reviews, you'll know I'm a sucker for brunch, which is what I nearly always get. BUT- they have yummy lunch and dinner here too. Everything involving portobello mushrooms and eggplant is good. And don't fear the fake meat, people! Have yourself a cheese "steak" or a "BLT"! read more

They have the best ketchup in town. I have tried ketchup EVERYWHERE, so I know what I am talking about. What makes it so special is how cold it is! I don't know what kind of vegan magic they use to make their ketchup so good and so COLD but wow-ee zow-ee it sure is chilled. I eat fries there and they were good, but what made it real good is their cold cold ketchup. All the food there is good, but the ketchup is even better. I have never been somewhere with such cold ketchup. read more

One World Cafe - Best. Ketchup. In. The. Baltimore. - Vegetarian Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I have a habit of dropping into this place every few years. I'm not sure I will keep the habit. It seems kind of overrated for what you get. This place was full! There was no shortage of customers. Everyone seemed to be sitting around having a good time. The cashier was nice and polite. She inform dmd it wold be a 15-20 minute wait, but the wait really turned into 35 minutes. Now, I wasn't too picky about this but when I got my food I was a bit more confused. I ordered the steamed vegetables and ginger baked tofu. The menu made it sound great. What I got was not so amazing. it was literally half a bag of overly-steamed vegetables, a slab of slightly-warmed tofu ,and a spoonful of miso-ginger dressing, all floating in steamy murky water. It was the strangest most unappetizing thing I've had in awhile. If all they were serving was microwaved veggies and tofu why did it take so long? Not sure its worth the hype. I ended up throwing it out. read more

Great for vegans and vegetarians, but for some reason, One World follows in the line of slow service at vegan-friendly & raw food establishments. Why is that? I am addicted to their peanut butter smoothies, and the eggplant gyro on the last trip was impressive. I don't recommend their uninspired quesadilla. They also serve alcohol, so that is a plus. read more

This review is not for a vegetarian restaurant not because this isn't a vegetarian restaurant because it is (and a good one) but because when I walked in I didn't know it was a vegetarian restaurant. My friend was hungry and she suggested we stop here. After reviewing the menu, it hit me. There's no meat here!! OK, but there was fish. So I tried the Grilled Tuna Steak sandwich. Niiice. Made perfectly, just the way I ordered it and delicious. While my friend had a Black Bean Burrito. I guessed she enjoyed it because it was gone pretty fast. Can you say wolfed it down!! My only complaint was the freshly made juices. I had a carrot with ginger and beets while my friend had just carrot. They were good but came in too small of a size for the price. Overall, One World gets a big thumbs up. read more

Loved the reviews for this place! Decor is made for college students and hipsters to swarm to. However they had big problem when I went in: sweaty arms! The cafe was filled with this smell. I'm not even sure how the few patrons they had there that Saturday evening could eat! I was totally bummed! Maybe next time! read more

I work right across the street from One World, so it is my go-to place on days when I forget my lunch. I'm not a vegetarian, but there are a lot of options on the menu, and they do serve tuna. My favorite items are the Hummus Sandwich, OWC wrap, and the black bean burrito. I haven't tried any of the items with fake meat because I admittedly have texture issues and fake meat scares me, lol. I'm only giving One World three stars because sometimes it can be hit or miss. 99.9% of the time I get my food to-go, and a few times they've forgotten to tell me my food was ready. I understand (well hope) it's not intentional, but it's very annoying to waste most of my lunch break sitting and waiting for my food (that's been ready for some time). It happened to me yesterday, and all I had ordered was a cup of soup and a greek salad. Those items don't take a lot of time to prepare. I try to be understanding, but there's only so much I can take before I get really annoyed. Overall, One World has decent food, but don't go there expecting stellar service. Like a previous reviewer said, the staff can be spacey, and I personally don't like going to places where I have to remind the staff of my presence. read more

Had a gig that put me a couple blocks away from One World for three days and went for dinner each night. My wife joined me on the last visit. We ended up trying a decent amount of the vegan options. The atmosphere is cool, nice beer selection, with Peak Organic, Yards, etc on tap, and any place that's all veg with a decent amount of labeled vegan options gets points in my book. Seems to be popular for coffee as well with a dedicated spot for that in the front and it looks to be popular with Hopkins students. Sadly, the food is not great. Keeping it inexpensive for the college kids is fine, great even, but inexpensive does NOT equal boring or average. This place has mad potential because they have a great location near a college in a nice part of Baltimore, and because they're already onboard with being veg and vegan. Healthier for people and the planet is not going away anytime soon - this market keeps growing. If the food was creative and really good this place could be a food destination worth traveling for! Please, please, bring in a chef that can do that! Plenty of bars serve up creative and delicious vegan food (one of the best being Memphis Taproom in Philly, off the top of my head and they're not even full veg). In comparison to them for example, One World, well... they unfortunately just don't compare with vegan food. The vegan club sandwich was the best vegan item that I tried, but nothing spectacular. As for their 'famous' chili - honestly I've had better from a can (Amy's brand). The entrées we tried missed the mark, and somehow even the appetizer and dessert that we had also disappointed. Again, so much potential to be really awesome, but they need better food. Hope they work on it! read more

My husband and I (both vegetarians) met another couple (non-vegetarians) here for brunch on a recent Sunday morning. I was expecting a cramped, grungy college hangout, but in fact the dining area is spacious and lively, and there was a diverse clientele. The meal received praise from all. I have a particularly weak spot for burritos, and the breakfast burrito at One World Cafe is gigantic and delicious. I like walking away from brunch thinking that I had the best meal of any of my dining companions, and that was certainly the case. We live in DC and trekked all the way to Baltimore for the pleasure of ordering brunch off a menu from which we could actually eat everything. It was completely worth it. read more

One World is one of my favorite vegetarian restaurants in Baltimore. I've been a vegetarian for over seven years, so this place was great to have nearby. It's quick, convenient, and the food is always great. One of my favorite combinations is the chili and baked fries (points for the oxymoron) with Old Bay seasoning. Great separately and together. The chili is made with brown rice, kidney beans, and lots of veggies. It's not too spicy either, which is a plus for me because I'm a wimp when it comes to spicy food. Another favorite is the baked tofu with brown rice and veggies. Their breakfast is one of the best things about this place -- they have a ton of options and always have weekend brunch specials (and they serve all-day breakfast on Sundays!) My die-hard-carnivore dad always requests a breakfast trip to this place when he visits. His favorite: the buttermilk pancakes with fresh fruit and a giant cappuccino. I love the tofu scramble burrito with salsa and the vegan blue corn pancakes with fruit. Another point to mention about One World is their desserts. They always have a bakery case freshly stocked with house-made desserts, including lots of vegan options. I have a weakness for vegan desserts, particularly their vegan carrot cake cupcakes. Occasionally they have a chai spice cake that's incredible, but they don't seem to make it very often. I'd also recommend the chai lattes and hard apple cider at the bar. They carry Magner's Irish cider, which can be extremely hard to find. Every Wednesday they have happy hour specials on food and liquor -- not the cheapest happy hour in town but it's always fun and relaxing. In the four years that I lived in Baltimore, I probably ate about 85% of the food on their menu. The funny part? I now live across the country and still crave their food. read more

Been coming here since I was a freshman at JHU ... 9 years later, I make it a POINT to stop in whenever I'm in Bmore. Favorites include: Old Bay fries, Philly cheese steakless, and, if you're SUPER hungry ... The chicken-less parm. Love. This. Place. Enjoy! read more

As a Hopkins student and a vegan, I have gone to One World a lot over the past few years. It is wonderful to have a restaurant geared specifically toward my diet so close to campus, but I wish that the quality of both the food and the wait staff did not fluctuate as much. The food is usually good, but sometimes it is really lacking in flavor and texture. The service is generally slow and poor, and it seems like if you aren't a tattooed hipster the wait staff isn't very nice to you. But as long as you don't mind waiting a little longer to be served, it's not that bad. On the positive side, their soups (regardless of the rest of the food) are always amazing. And they have a good amount of beers on tap - and they are very cheap, especially during happy hour! Their prices are fair, and the portions are large. I still go there at least every month, and it is worth the occasional blah food and standoffish wait staff to have a vegetarian/vegan restaurant just a few blocks away. Oh, and their brunch is spectacular. Especially their pancakes and the tofu scramble! read more

Beware! This cafe has restricted sections. After my wife and I ordered our food, we found a cozy seat in the back of the cafe. The cashier that took our order literally asked me and my wife to move to the front section. Cashier was not friendly, borderline rude! Food was good but you can not overcome bad customer service. As an out of town visitor, this was a humiliating experience. read more

Food is delicious. Especially Brunch. Best non crab - crab cakes. They do serve fish for those who can't go a meal without eating animals read more

Okay- I am not a vegan nor do I ever plan to be, but One World Cafe is one of my favorite restaurants in Charles Village. Definitely try their cupcakes; you won't even notice that they are vegan. My roommate (a vegan) got the chocolate cake and it was absolutely delicious. The "Not Dog" is really good for fake meat and the chili on the side is really good. I really liked the sandwiches I've tried- they are all very delicious. Service is great- they notice when you need water and the food came out really quickly! They are also really friendly and joked around with us. read more

Horrible experience. Messed up our carry out order, not once, but TWICE; making us walk back in the rain... It's food, not rocket science. Also the customer service we received could be described as 'curt' at best. Food.. eh.. very average. Won't be returning.. it's a shame too because this place used to be pretty sweet :( read more

One World has a cute set-up, and is a great place to meet friends or go on a date. I have only ever been to One World for coffee, but the past few times I've been there the baristas have been surly, and they've advertised a variety of plant-based milks (hemp, almond, rice, soy) and only had soy - and I choose to go to One World over Starbucks specifically because they have other non-soy plant based milks. The parking situation isn't great unless you go at an off-time. read more

I live across the street and come here as much as I can -- I could eat here every day, to the semi annoyance of my beau (who also loves it and is actually vegetarian, unlike me). I love love love the Caesar salad with grilled tofu. I might have to start coming twice a day so that once in a while I can try something else. I even brought my very un-vegetarian parents here the other day (I once made them lentil-walnut burgers and they loved them and then wanted dinner, i.e. meat) and my dad said the French onion soup was the best he'd ever had. He even loved the veggie lasagna. We brought my beau's parents here when they were visiting, too, and they were both happy with their meals, though I'm not quite sure his father understood that the crab cakes didn't actually contain crab (or why they were green). I saw a few comments about bad service, which surprises me since I've actually always had great service here. Everyone's super friendly, all the time, and attentive and fast. And there's almost always some great music playing. read more

Interesting location that tries to make you feel at home. Happy hour is great and friendly. Breakfast could use some more options, but it was tasty. Great option if you have vegans in your party. Service is a big slow though so be advised. read more

One world is a very sound (mostly) vegetarian joint right off Hopkin's main drag - conveniently located right across from the Lacrosse Hall of Fame! The beer choices are surprisingly inspired for a cafe, and the food is good-to-great. I highly recommend exploring the Tex-Mex inspired offerings. The chips, enchiladas, and Mexican Tofu scrambles are all on point, as are their veggie burgers. I've gotten burned a time or two straying from the go-to's, but such is the nature of restaurants. Pop in for a coffee, brew, or nosh - One World is proof meatless doesn't mean lifeless. read more

We love this place. I could probably eat here every day of my life and never get bored. I have probably tried eight dishes (at least) from these guys and nothing has ever, EVER been a disappointment. The vegan version of the meatball sub is what I usually crave and it's always consistently awesome every time. The bf and myself usually try to get there Tuesday, sit at the bar and chat with Chris and enjoy ourselves. The juice is the bomb dot com, the food is always awesome and whoever makes the coffee is damn good at it. One World, I love your face. read more

If it weren't for One World, I don't know what I would've done my 4 years of college. As a vegetarian college student in Baltimore, it's tough. There aren't that many options around. One World however is the gleaming beacon. It's got a great vibe--chill coffee house with some pretty good food and an interesting mix of people. Not every dish is a winner, but this place deserves 5 stars just because of the huge selection of delicious options, whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night snacks or happy hour. I HIGHLY recommend the nachos and going for brunch (their brunch specials are always fantastic!) They also have a great beer selection and their vegan baked goods are terrific, especially the cupcakes. They also do a mean fresh fruit smoothie. This is a great place to stop by and have a great meal or to linger over their bottomless coffee cup (they make a great brew, I'm a fan of the Velvet Hammer). They have free Wi-Fi and NEVER kick you out. One World is like my second home kitchen (my mom jokes and calls it my "cafeteria). I highly recommend you check this place out. read more

I am neither vegan or vegetarian, and I love One World Cafe! It's one of my favorite places to eat in Baltimore. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable, and the staff is friendly, casual and amenable. The food, however, is why I go. The tofu scramble breakfast burrito, meatball sub, chili and soups are just some of my favorites. The everyday menu is wonderfully full, but the specials are especially creative, ample and delicious! Brunch is a must... coffee, desserts...yum. Keep up the good work; I'll see you soon! read more

I can honestly say that this was one of my more disappointing visits to One World. I had the tofu scramble which offered very small portions with a temperature that wasn't exactly piping hot. Since then, I've opted for a sizeable, tastier version of this dish, served piping hot... at home. read more

If the one world that this cafe is looking for has food as bland as what they serve, it's not a world that I want to live in! Don't get me wrong. Once I smothered my veggie breakfast burrito in the hot sauce the cafe included on the side, it was pretty tasty. Although it brought out the taste of the vegetables more than the eggs (which I had to keep checking were inside each bite). The burrito was pretty large (I only wish it came with a side) and I liked that they'd make it either vegetarian or vegan. Plus the size of the menu was impressive so I'm sure other options are probably better. Still, on the Sunday around noon that I visited, this place was loud (even for brunch). But the wait to be seated was short and they do have ample seating for the crowds. My big problem was the server was nowhere to be found a lot of the time we were there. A lot of the staff actually seemed to congregate at the front of the restaurant as well instead of doing rounds of the incredibly busy tables. As far as it goes as a cafe, I could see myself enjoying the place on a weekday afternoon (I mean, they didn't mess up my tea). But as far as it goes for brunch, I would not call this an ideal place for brunching herbivores. read more

The food was not that good for the service you have to go through to get it. The guy at the register was no rude, that the guy in line behind us complained and got a free dessert. We of course, just got the rude attitude and long wait. The chili was really yummy though! read more

-Carb-atarians can relish on the many offerings here. -Pescatarian have 2-3 dishes that would satisfy. Tofu dogs gave me heartburn; lack-luster veggie chili; vegan cupcakes were hard an stale. Disappointing food offerings overall. I did like the pre-packaged kale chips( I make this stuff at home). Good service & friendly staff, make sure you sit in the front if you order from the register. They get mad if you try to sit near the bar or dining area. read more

One World Cafe is the little vegan place that could! Could what? Be a place where Vegans and non-vegans alike could enjoy delicious meals and possibly drinks. I highly recommend the nachos which taste fresh although I may be wrong. I went on a Sunday for brunch as well and had the raspberry waffle with white chocolate and walnuts. It's a great place for ambiance but parking is a nightmare. Stop in and check it out its one of those places that you're glad is in existence even if you don't go there often. Lastly, the staff is stellar! Patient and accommodating making it an easy choice to go back. read more

One World Cafe - I think I said waffle , I actually had the French toast with raspberry and white chocolate reduction sprinkled w/ powdered sugar - Vegetarian Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I'm vegetarian and just tried this place this weekend because my fave cafe in B-more (Liquid Earth) doesn't do brunch, and it's not officially Sunday without brunch! It was EXCELLENT and I'm glad I was forced to try a new place. I got the Tex Mex Burrito (with fake sausage and guac) and it was scrumptious. I paired it with an iced coffee with a shot of hazelnut syrup in it. My friend got the salmon omelet - I didn't try it, but it looked really good and he liked it. He was hungry so he also got some veg chili (which he was too full to eat after his omelet). I sampled it and wasn't crazy about it - but I'm a chili snob. It was a little too tomato-y for me. His cafe con leche was perfect. We sat at the bar. Service was nice, helpful, attendant, and quick. Definitely going back when I'm in B-more again! read more

I don't like One World Cafe. My beef with them isn't an omnivore's lack of beef or that I don't like being around college students. My beef with them is mostly that I feel like I've been cheated by them. A lot of the menu has reasonable portion sizes for not too much money, but sometimes they charge you out the butthole for a whisp of food. Last time I went, they had a "Samosa platter" on the Entrees section of the specials menu for seven bones. When the food came, I had two flat samosa like things that were about as big as my thumb. I could ignore that they didn't hold together so dipping them in the sauce was impossible without them falling apart, if I actually got what the menu implied: a small meal. It was even tiny for an appetizer. The falafel platter is much the same. It costs a dollar more and has a similar delivery. The food is good, there just isn't enough of it, especially for how much it costs. I can go to an Indian restaurant and get two samosas that are three or more times larger than the ones I got at One World for half the price. There have also been service issues like taking forever to bring drinks, bringing the wrong order or even once charging my card for twenty dollars extra and then claiming they couldn't void the charge. I'm pretty easy going when it comes to restaurants. I try to be easy for waitstaff to deal with, I'm patient with wait times and I'm not usually fussy about portion sizes. A lot of the food here is actually pretty good, you just have to have the menu memorized so you know what's going to be a good size meal and what's throwing your money away. Not cool brah. read more

This was a really cute and cozy place, nice staff, very quick and attentive. I had the vegan French toast with fruit and it was delicious. I would definitely go back frequently if I lived closer to Baltimore (from CT). Highly r commend. read more

One World Cafe - Vegan French toast - Vegetarian Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I had the "veggie burger of the day" and got a stomach upset. Never going to this place again! read more

Delicious huevos rancheros and a good cup of coffee. My brother let me take a bite of his egg sandwich (with broccoli, which surprisingly worked well) on a croissant. It was fresh and really tasty. The next day we stopped for coffee and and a bagel. The toasted everything bagel with cream cheese was also really good. If I wasn't just visiting him at Johns Hopkins, but living near there, I would be a regular, for sure. read more

I've gone to GWC tons of times and made an effort to go there when I'm in baltimore. But yesterday, my dinner was so yuck that I may not go back. I used to get the BBQ burger substitued with a veggie burger. Now the only choice is an impossible burger. I don't eat meat, but I also don't want something that tasts like beef. So that was one issue. I let it go, but when my burger came it was pathetic looking--like, I've had better at burger king. there were approximately 3 carmelized onions on top,1.5 slices of pickle, two huge pieces of tomato, and a scrap of lettuce. There wasn't even much BBQ sauce. And, why should I have to pay $2,00 more to substitute sweet potato fries or tater tots. I'm sure they're not that much more from the supplier. So then, to have the bill be around $14 for an average burger and super garlicy friends made me think I don't need to bother making the trip when I'm back in Baltimore. I liked it better last time. Another one bites the dust. read more

I have been here only once for a late evening supper, and it was very good. Located right across the Johns Hopkins campus, it is probably one of the establishments that brings some sort of life to the immediate vicinity. The place was full of people having a good time, and as such was on the noisier side of the loudness scale. Even then, it felt like a good place to enjoy their famous teas, eat salad, and have one of the numerous all-vegetarian/vegan options on the menu. Food was really good. The service was average, but not bad. It might be just that the cafe was busier than normal. I thought food was a bit pricy, but I can't really complain, as it's very difficult to find so many vegetarian options at one place. Did I mention that this place serves only vegetarian and healthy food? Definitely recommended. read more

The food is not much to write home about, but the chai tea here is extraordinary. Light, flavorful, and not overpoweringly sweet, it tastes homemade. It is also cheaper than other places: $2.80 and $3.20 for a medium and large, respectively. One World Cafe also has a delightful raspberry drip coffee. Come here on Tuesday evenings for 1/2 price quesadilla and burrito nights. They are not outstanding, but they come out to be only ~$4 each. Your wallet will thank you later! read more

I love this place because of the friendly service here. I came and wasn't 100% sure of what my sister had told me to order her and they waited patiently while I tried to remember. The soy latte i got was delicious and had just the right amount of espresso in it, and the granola bowl with soy yogurt was pretty tasty. I also got an orange juice and a water, while the person at the counter let me know I could save $2 by getting the OJ they sell in the fridges by the counter. The one they sell from behind the counter isn't fresh squeezed, as I thought it was, and I thought it was super nice of him to let me know that! They also let me sit there for 3 hours and work on my laptop without giving me any hassle. read more

Disclaimer: I'm vegan, therefore I'm only reviewing vegan items. I love this place, even if the service is just so-so. Favorites: -The Red Bean & Vegetable Jambalaya is to die for. You will not be disappointed. Also, it's huge. -The O.W.C. Wrap is delicious. read more