Strawberry Fields Cafe

Gluten free, corn free, garlic free, tomato free child. They went out of their way to get the kid some safe for him food. they cooked his wild caught salmon with salt only & brought me the recipe for the rice so i could make sure it was okay. This picky kid said that was a REALLY good wrap that he had. Thank you Strawberry Fields for understanding & helping (they are better than tthe allergy doc)

This is the best place to eat in midland by far. One bite of the Sonoma Chicken Salad sandwich will put every bad review to rest, it’s incredible. And the King ranch casserole is off the wall. And don’t forget to get a side of chips and salsa and a slice of the best chocolate cake you’ll ever have. I love this place so much and the people are the best. John always makes sure you’re treated right, so become friends with him. Also treat yourself to a bathroom break while you’re here because they have one of the roomiest and most comfortable one accompanied by some light tunes.

I hear how everyone says organic is better. Total BS!!! Their chicken tortilla soup was above average but I got there hamburger with chips and salsa. It’s was the worst burger I have ever eaten in my life as well as terrible salsa. I don’t recommend this place unless your into throwing money away and nasty food!

Been a while since I’ve eaten here, about two years now. It’s not like it was then. The food from the hot bar was actually room temperature, I asked that they could please heat it up, especially the mashed potatoes and the grilled salmon. The salad bar was quite sparse nutrient rich fresh raw vegetables. My meal came to US$ 42, that included a vegetable drink and a carrot cake muffin. I was a bit dissatisfied with the customer service, not that they should go out of their way over and above pouring sweet South Texas hospitality on me like gravy, but acknowledgment, a smile a «can I get you anything else» would probably go a long way.
I’ll give it one more shot sometime later.

So let me say the rating of 4 stars has more to do with value than anything. Food amazing! Freshness awesome! I just know I can get all I can eat at «Souper Salad» for about $ 12 and this was weighed in with soup and a drink at nearly $ 18. If you have no problem paying for the true organic experience, then this is your spot. Seating can get really crunched during the lunch rush, since it is attached to Whole Foods, so be ready.
If your goal is to eat healthier starting out, have plenty of room to sit and stretch out, then head over to Souper Salad on the loop. You will be much happier for your dollar at SS.

I enjoyed coming here with my family for lunch or dinner (when I used to live in Midland (2014). The atmosphere is nice & conducive to conversation. I like the décor depicting all the different albums (Beatles, Neil Diamond, Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, etc), it’s like being in some kind of rock-​n-​roll museum.
The restrooms are shared with the grocery store (Natural Foods Market), & are one-​seaters, but I haven’t really had a problem with waiting.
Of course the food is just excellent. Lots of vegetarian-​friendly choices! And some cooked dishes have the ingredients listed (helpful for those with food allergies). They also have great smoothies, juices, & cookies/​brownies.

Love the concept and the atmosphere. However, I can’t help but be a little disappointed. The pasta salad side was extremely disappointing. There wasn’t anything mixed in the pasta and it was extremely bland. The turkey avocado wrap was decent but a little bland as well. The chicken tortilla soup was by far the most flavorful thing I had on the menu. The service was great and the staff was extremely helpful. If I try again, I will definitely opt for their hot bar option.

My go to place for a healthy quick bite whenever I’m in midland. It’s attached to a grocery with a lot of good healthy snacks options, which makes it a very convenient stop.

I love this place! I had a great sandwich. It was busy in a lively sort of way. Friendly staff. Tea was really good too. I also loved that I could grab some groceries while my kiddos had a little place to play. The staff in the store were knowledge and kind. Best little store in midland!

To my knowledge this is the only health food focused restaurant in Midland. Each day they have a new selection of hot dishes as well as a regular menu of sandwiches and wraps. It’s convenient to my work so I eat lunch here probably 3 times a week. The service is usually pretty quick and the staff is friendly.

Was expecting more…
It is a «university cafeteria like» self service within a market.
The food is good and 100% organic (normal considering is party of an organic market), but nothing special.
Good if you have a lunch break from the office and you want something fast and healthy for a normal price.

This is a great option if you are looking for wholesome, organic food to eat. They also have lots of gluten free options and breads to choose from. Each day they have several organic soups and a fresh salad bar filled with lots of toppings and mayo-​based salads to place on top. They have a wide variety of sandwiches, wraps, and smoothies. Finally, they have a hot food station offering different entrees with sides. Last night I had wild salmon with steamed chard and sweet potatoes. The day before they had quesadillas. Every day is different but there’s always something to please everyone. They offer a great lunch special too for those who have time for a quick drop during the day. It’s a carry out style place so everything is fast. I would highly recommend this place for a healthy alternative that makes you feel good after you eat it! The staff is really nice too.

Considering that it’s fresh, fresh food and the options are unexpectedly delicious (chicken salad stuffed avocado?), how can I give this place any less than 4 stars?
When I stayed in Midland for a weekend, I was a bit wary of not having enough international or healthy choices, but I was pleasantly surprised with this little restaurant.
A word of caution: even if the weather is nice outside and you’re tempted to sit on the patio, don’t forget the wind! It may not tip over your plate at first when it’s full, but the more you eat, the higher the chances the stuffed avocado will fly onto your lap.
I also had one of their lemonades, which sounded delicious, but was a bit too sugary for my tastes. Everyone else seems to rave about their lemonades, though, so maybe I just like my drinks more tart.

This place is my absolute go-​to for a lunch on the run in Midland. Fast and reasonably healthy (you don’t leave feeling like you just ate half a cow for lunch). Their wraps are great; heck, even the chicken salad is really delish. Highly recommend it!

After reading the reviews from other Unilocalers I thought I had found a great and healthy choice for lunch. Well, the later of the two is correct. The food is fresh and mostly organic but the options aren’t that of most salad bars. I didn’t see vegan or vegetarian described, yet their «bacon» bits are soy bacon, the croutons look like whole wheat bread cut up and not even toasted. No sunflower seeds… but sunflower sprouts. No sight of any meat on this bar, no beets, —
And when it came to the sandwich and smoothie we ordered — NO FLAVOR.
$ 7.99 a lb salad bar is what I opted for. A pound?! I’ve never been to a restaurant that does per pound — hence the beauty of salad bars. Right? And I’m pretty sure my «weight» included that of the plate. Not cool. Not an edible plate; though if I’d attempted — I’m sure I’d be more satisfied than I am right now.
Well, that’s almost $ 30 and 30 minutes I’ll never get back. :-(Hopefully this review will save YOUR time and money.
Strawberry Fields — great idea, step it up though. Going to find some real food now!

FYI Strawberry Fields is located inside of the Natural Grocers store, so you don’t…ummm…drive around in circles trying to locate it. The café has really great hours, opening at 9AM. Seems like it would be really convenient to eat here then grocery shop. The osaka wrap was tasty, and extra points for having wild caught salmon this far inland. The soy wasabi dressing gave it some POW, so if you don’t like spicy pick something else. The menu has a good spread of sandwiches, wraps, burgers (with grass fed beef or salmon/​veggie patty), along with a soup and salad bar. Delicious and nutritious.

I ate here with my dear sweet mother on my way out of town after visiting the family for a week. My mom was extremely excited to show me that Midland had a great organic café with yummy food at acceptable prices.
I had the ½ reuben and cup of chicken tortilla soup. While the turkey Reuben could have used less salt and more Russian dressing the meal was all together great for the price. My mother got a salad and her favorite chicken enchiladas, which she seems to get often and she loves it each time she has them.
I especially liked the décor. I can’t imagine how much time it took to acquire the amount of old magazines they have hanging on the walls. Whow. I wouldn’t mind having 3 or 5 or maybe 11 of the magazines I noticed with people such as the David Bowie and the Beetles adorning the covers. I’m a sucker for anything vintage. What can I say?
Something tells me Strawberry Fields will be a leaving-​town-​tradition when in town visiting. I look forward to spending more time in the organic market that this cute café is connected to also.

For being in the middle of BFTexas this is as good as it get. I was very impressed with their selections of Vegan items. Finding vegan in Texas is definitely not an easy task, so glad to come across this place.

The Osaka Salmon wrap is my favorite here. It has salmon, rice, cucumbers and wasabi sauce. They have good soups and a salad bar with all organic ingredients and chicken and tuna salad. I also like the canned drinks here like the «Jamaican Lemonade Spritzer».
The food always seems to leave you feeling really good after you eat it.
They have a ‘60s rock and roll theme with ‘60s music and framed sheet music and rock magazines. I wish there were more places around which served the kind of nutritious food Strawberry Fields does.
A potential problem can be if you go during peak lunch times. The dining room is kind of small and there may not be a place to sit.

Strawberry Fields is the only place in Midland where you can get a fresh organic meal, and where vegetarians have plenty of choices.
There is limited seating, so I suggest getting there either by 11:30, or after 1:30. Otherwise, you may be left to wander around with your tray of food feeling like a new kid in high school hoping for an invitation to sit.
There are always three fresh soups. Usually, one meat based and two veggie options. The salad bar is diverse; not your usual iceberg and ranch dressing variety. There is also a hot food area, there will be one veggie entrée and one meat entrée, plus about four different sides to choose from. You can get the entrée alone, or decide to add one or two sides. Your price will range from $ 5.50 — 10.50 depending on what you order. Sandwiches, wraps and smoothies round out the menu.
I love that I always feel satisfied when I leave, but never like I am about to burst and need a nap. It is simple, accessible and healthy food.