Nature’s Table

The salad and wraps were ok. Service was always friendly. Unfortunately, they closed 2 weeks ago and the space is currently empty.

Don’t waste your time or money on this one. The food isn’t particularly fresh or flavorful. It’s pricey for what you get. The only reason I eat at NT is because it’s close to my office and I’m short on time.

This was a good option for a quick, reasonably priced, healthy-​ish breakfast during my stay at the Hyatt On the Inner Harbor. I got the breakfast panini and a 16oz smoothie for under $ 7 (with the $ 1 off for checking in there). The woman who served me was very nice.

Tried this place for lunch, grabbed a Califonia Club, soda, and a cookie for $ 9. Not exactly cheap, but given it’s a place downtown among tourist places and offices, it really is what I expected.
My sandwich was squarely ok. The bacon and avocado were good, the bread and turkey were meh. The cookie was great, and soda from a bottle is soda from a bottle. This place could stand to offer a combo meal, or maybe I wasn’t looking hard enough for one. The service was very fast and efficient, perfect for the busy office worker on lunch.
All in all not bad. It’s a step up from Subway, but on par with Panera… which is a few blocks down the street and gives you more food for your money.

This place has nice food, but it just seemed rather expensive for what they served/​offered. $ 11 for a simple 6in wrap and a drink; even with a coupon and no special requests or add-​ons. Then again, it’s right near Inner Harbor and advertises fresh organic food to the business crowd. Personally, however, I probably won’t be back as I know I can get better deals for the same amount of money.

Nature’s Table is a perfectly respectable performer in its genre: reasonably nutritious dining option for office workers and convention goers. Sometimes this void is filled by a Panera or Au Bön Pain. Here it’s Nature’s Table.
This is not «I-can’t-believe-I’m-in-Baltimore-I-simply-must-try-the-crab» dining. This is «we-​have 25-minutes-until-the-next-Powerpoint-what’s-close?» dining. Accept it for what it is and you won’t be disappointed.
They assemble the salads and sandwiches in front of you Subway-​style, except behind a little wall thing. Even though the view is partially obstructed, they make everything fresh, and you have the opportunity to keep them from defiling your sandwich with mayonnaise (or whatever your personal food aversion is)
I had the Fandango salad. It was pretty darn good. I kind of wanted a little baguette action or something with it, but not everyone has my carbohydrate addiction. Still, it was tasty and filling enough to see me through a couple of flight delays on the way home.

There is nothing more natural or healthy about this place than any other chain around — and it’s not as tasty as many others.
I got the Vegetarian Rice Bowl. It had a bunch of Romaine lettuce, the same tasteless tomatoes that you find everywhere, white rice, and a tablespoon of guacamole — all covered in a pretty bland veggie chili.
The only other vegetables were canned olives and a little bit of onion.
It was served in a «disposable» i.e. non-​reusable plastic container with a plastic fork.
Not worth the visit.

I came here with a group of colleagues for lunch during a weekday. It was SUPER quick, they literally pile all the ingredients into your plastic container and somewhat shoo you out the door. The cash register guy was really nice though.
I got their fandango salad with strawberries, blueberries, walnuts cheese and a strawberry vinaigrette. It was OK, but they give you so little. They barely halfway filled the container and I was still hungry after I ate my salad!!!
I wish they would take some more care to actually make a substantial salad. They do have smoothies and yogurt which makes a nice addition to an otherwise somewhat typical lunch café place. If I’m really craving something refreshing to drink, I may stop by.

I was glad to see that this place finally opened and since I was being nosy watching the pre Grand Prix preparations, I figured I would give it a try.
Where to order was a little confusing until I was directed to go towards the end ala Subway style. I decided to order the Fandangle, a salad containing grilled chicken, berries, Chevre cheese, and sugared walnuts along with a strawberry vinaigrette. It was filling and tasty and made me feel a little better about skipping my morning workout (again). At some point, I would like to go back and check out their breakfast.

I’m always looking for a good sandwich shop downtown to walk to for lunch so I was excited when Nature’s Table finally opened. I feel it was under construction for way too long. I went today to give it a try and must say I was extremely disappointed. There is no clear the line starts here or order here area so people are just scattered throughout the area so ordering is a bit confusing. I finally get a chance to order the special, which is half a wrap, soup or salad, a drink and a cookie. I ordered the Southwestern Club wrap; it consists of turkey, ham, bacon, pepper jack cheese, romaine lettuce, and tomato and jalapeño cumin mayonnaise. I specifically told the girls working on my sandwich twice that I did not want tomato. I don’t know if the girls were new but they were confused about how to make the sandwich, they were frequently looking at the sandwich cheat sheet and still ended up having to ask another employee on how to make the sandwich. I went in really wanting to try the Corn Chowder that is listed on their website. I found out they don’t serve all the soups listed, they only had cream of broccoli, chicken noodle, and vegetarian chili. Again, very disappointed they didn’t have the soup I wanted. I ended up with the chicken noodle soup. You get to pick out the kind of cookie you want and I choose chocolate chip.
I ordered everything to go since I work across the street. I unpack my food and find there are no utensils or napkins, thankfully the kitchen at work is well stocked with utensils so that wasn’t a problem. The wrap was just okay, nothing special about it. Of course it had tomato on it! Grrr… so I had to pick that off and re-​wrap my sandwich up. It was a very underwhelming meal, the jalapeño cumin mayo was very heavy on the cumin and light on the jalapeño so overall it was not good. The chicken noodle soup was also underwhelming, it was mostly dark meat chicken which I hate so I picked out most of the chicken. The cookie was decent, a bit undercooked but it was the best part of the meal. I will not be back which is sad because their menu was promising looking.