Behind an unassuming storefront lies one of the most unique stops I've visited in the city! Raw vegan establishments are few and far between, and this will definitely be a new go-to. Originally on a mission for a smoothie, I was greeted by a friendly staff member and a much larger menu than expected. There is a slew of inventive food that all looked amazing, ranging from sandwiches to noodles and sushi. I opted for the Maca Picchu smoothie, a mini cranberry muffin, and an empanada. I was blown away by how flavorful everything was! The smoothie was creamy, lightly sweet, and very refreshing. The mini muffin tasted like a firmer version of edible cookie dough and was a perfect sweet treat. The empanada was not crunchy, but it was flavorful and the vegan cashew cream was incredibly smooth. I was really impressed not only by the taste of the food, but the texture and presentation as well. There is a level of detail and care that is apparent and really exceptional. Consider me a fan- I'm already looking forward to not only the next visit, but to bring more plant-based meals into my kitchen as well!

Love!!! Raw vegan seemed difficult/ less enjoyable but eating here showed me how delicious raw vegan can be. The enchiladas, falafel, and burrito were delicious. The service is upbeat and friendly. The restaurant has a relaxed, modern vibe. They only serve take out right now and are absolutely worth the trip.

Support local! This little gem near Navy Pier is worth visiting. The açaí is amazing! And the shop is welcoming. Not just a heal-food spot the are a coffee shop also, the selection of coffee is legit! Try the oat milk flat white!

Stumbled across this store, and wow! I got my organic celery juice, organic plant based burrito was amazing and service was great.

Raw is a healthy food haven for somebody looking for healthy snacks and alternatives. A local spot in Chicago we got to meet the owner and her dog. They were super nice and gave us the rundown on the menu. Offering smoothies, shots, meals, bowls, espresso, and teas. It has something for just about everybody here. I picked up one of their smoothies the maca picchu. Bananas, blueberries, almond butter, and the maca picchu blend. This was a great refresher after the workout I had just done. A great spot to check out while you are in Chicago offering healthy drinks, snacks, and food.

This little place it's nearby my house . If you looking for a cozy spot with healthy options then is the right one. From a variety of smoothies , food , sweets , açaí,cakes ( my fav one it's" slice of heaven" ) and many more .All the stuff it's very lovely and good adviser to help with you find the perfect option. Love that they have some tables outside where you can enjoy in a nice day or with your pet buddy . Totally recommend this place.

I love raw vegan restaurants for their creativity in creating dishes that requires little to no cooking, which is more challenging than one thinks. The small shop is a womxn owned business and is a cozy, grab and go environment. There were a few seats by the window but I anticipate most people will swing by for something and be on their way. For breakfast, I ordered their Acai Bowl ($15) with fresh fruit, protein powder, and granola. It was a decent sized portion and everything was blended nicely, although their granola felt a bit hard. But you really can't go wrong with acai and other freshness in the morning. They sell a variety of takeout meals including wraps, sushi, lasagna, etc., and yes, all of it is raw so you're really benefiting from all the natural vitamins and minerals in whole foods. It's definitely on the steeper end but I appreciate that it's available to the masses.

I was walking in the area and noticed this little boutique-type food location. I was quite impressed, as a health food nut job. My issues with food start with anaphylaxis food allergies. Tree nuts, sesame seeds (also the main ingredient in tahini, sadly), soy. Their foods are labeled incredibly well. Prices seem steep, but honestly for what they offer, they are not. I did not buy anything (yet) as I need to do far more looking into the company and perhaps email about food safety, but once I'm cleared for some items, I'll go back. Or, I see they are also housed inside my Whole Foods in Streeterville. I'm not sure what part of the store, but I'm excited!!

Stayed right by here on a recent trip to Chicago, so I went a few times during my stay. I am vegan but I recently also went mostly grain-free & gluten-free, so I thought raw vegan food would be a good fit for my new diet. I was correct in that regard! Yes, prices are always a bit high for raw food no matter where you go, what city you are in, etc because you are not paying for all the fillers but just high-quality ingredients. I had the sushi rolls for lunch, but after a 7 mile bike ride up the lake to the beach where I planned to eat my lunch, I was still hungry so I ate my backup kind bar! You probably need more than one thing to be full. I also had a smoothie while I was there, and that was great. Overall, if you are into raw food and want the opposite of Chicago Diner style vegan food, then you know what you are getting into as far as high quality but a bit pricey foods! They also sell interesting bagged snacks and bars in case you want to make a little picnic etc!