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    4.2 (38 reviews)

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    Catering order  Assorted half sammys
    Dawn R.

    Top notch fresh food. Owner personally delivered our catering order on location. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

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    Kathryn M.

    We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon to get some lunch. They weren't busy so we went right up to the counter. Being newbies, we needed a little extra time and the young man was very friendly and knowledgeable. I opted for the sandwich soup combo. Their BLT avocado sandwich was good. The only thing that could have made it better was if it was toasted. I chose the New England clam chowder. I liked it very much. It was very flavorful. Hubby enjoyed his salad and clam chowder as well. Their mandarin cardamon tea was delicious!! I enjoyed this place very much. I loved the quickness as well!

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    Michael M.

    Ooof. Where to begin? This place is basically on par with hospital food. It's like Subway, but for salads. It's all low quality. The "grilled chicken"? If it doesn't come packed in plastic tubs, I'll buy some ocean-front property in Arizona. The apples were squishy. Not in a "oh, is this supposed to be applesauce" sort of squishy, but in a "this is at least a week old and possibly already chewed upon" sort of way. They were out of two of the dressings. There are signs up which offer allergy-free alternatives, but when you inquire, it takes four employees to think to ask the manager, because nobody knows the answer. The size of the salads is on par with a side salad, not an entree. With that in mind, the pricing might align more around $6 or $7, but $12 for a tiny, gross salad? Absurd. Perhaps most telling was my exit: the (I assume) owner asked me as I was carrying my trash from the table, "how was everything?". I shrugged, frowned, and said, "Meh." He nodded, turned, and walked away. This place is just another example of Williamsburg restaurants that capitalize on tourists, knowing that they don't need high quality when visitors aren't likely to return. As a resident, I can tell you that we won't be returning. Perhaps most telling is the fact that after spending $30 on sad salads, my wife and I went to the Cheese Shop to grab something else to eat, because our "lunch" left us still hungry.

    Avocado cobb, with a roll!
    Emily B.

    Good salad spot in Williamsburg. They just opened, but the salad was great! It's also one of the only spots in CW open on Mondays, so props to them for that. Hoping that they'll add online ordering soon . I tried the avocado cobb, with a roll, which was yummy, since I didn't feel like creating my own, but they had a lot of interesting toppings I'd like to check out in the future (like roasted brussels sprouts ). They also had like 5 soup options, and a menu item where you can do a half sandwich and half soup.. totally doing that next time!

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    Larissa S.

    The food here is amazing. I've been three times in a row this week, and plan on going again tonight if you eat in they give you huge metal bowls. The croutons are amazing and they have many different choices for toppings. Customer service isn't the best but the food is definitely worth it.

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    Great place and the staff working there, were amazing with patients for the 13 people that were in our group.

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    We all wanted different salads. It turned out to be the Perfect fit for takeout on a pretty day to eat in Colonial Williamsburg.

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    3 years ago

    Salad heaven, quality, quantity and freshest salad you could ask for. Highly recommended

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    Nice large salads. Very nice staff and the salads are made while you are in line. Excellent fast food and it is healthy too

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    Hands down the best restaurant in Merchants Square, Colonial Williamsburg. Great healthy options. I recommend the Avocado Cobb Salad.

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    Delicious salads and good portion sizes! Cute store and friendly workers. The farmers market salad was really good!

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    great atmosphere, super friendly staff, amazing food! everything tastes fresh and handled with care. would recommend to locals and tourists!

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