The Salad and Go chain has shuttered all 5 of its San Antonio areas, a part of a broader closure of 41 shops, most of them in Texas, Nation’s Restaurant Information studies.
The Dallas-based enterprise, recognized for its reasonably priced build-your-own salads, entered the Alamo Metropolis market in February 2024 as a part of its speedy growth. What set Salad and Go other than the competing Sweetgreen chain was its drive-thru mannequin.
San Antonio’s first Salad and Go launched contained in the Brooks growth, and the chain developed the rest of its space shops over the approaching months.
The Present reached out to Salad and Go for touch upon the chain’s departure however received no response.
Stating that the closures are the results of a “troublesome” resolution, Salad and Go CEO Mike Tattersfield instructed NRN through e mail that the closure plan “consists of all areas in Houston, Austin and San Antonio, together with a couple of within the Dallas metro and Oklahoma [markets.]”
Nevertheless, Salad and Go isn’t leaving Texas solely, in response to the CEO.
“Our presence in Texas will stay robust in Dallas,” Tattersfield stated. “We’re decreasing our footprint in Houston, Austin and San Antonio to permit us to give attention to strengthening the Dallas metro space and Oklahoma. We proceed to consider within the Texas market and its long-term potential.”
With Salad and Go’s exodus and the current short-term closure of the Pearl space’s Bellagreen, Sweetgreen on the Quarry stays one of many few fast-casual eating choices for San Antonio residents seeking to construct their very own salads.
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Proprietor Kevin Chu stated his well-reviewed restaurant will shut on the finish of the month or ‘after we run
out of provides.’
The corporate blamed the choice on adjustments to a close-by intersection, which minimize off entry to the 27-year-old restaurant.
The family-owned restaurant on Perrin Beitel Street has been in service for 27 years.
This text seems in Sep 3-17, 2025.
