Last updated: November 2026
Quick Answer: Can You Still Order From the Salad and Go Menu?
Not right now. Salad and Go closed every one of its roughly 70 drive-thrus on August 5, 2026, a day after its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. On October 14, 2026 a judge approved selling the brand’s name, trademarks and recipes for $180,000 to a group that includes its founding chef, and they plan two Arizona restaurants by the end of 2026. Below is the last full menu with the company’s own calorie figures, what happened, and where to eat in the meantime.
Every location closed
Brand and recipes sold, Oct 14
Lightest salad (Caesar)
Gilbert, AZ, 2013 to 2026
If you searched for the Salad and Go menu, there’s a fair chance you were hungry and near one of their bright drive-thrus. That page you were hoping for would have listed salads at around seven dollars and breakfast burritos for a few. Those prices are gone for now. So is every store.
Plenty of menu sites never caught up. One popular listing, dated January 2026, still prints opening hours from 6:30 in the morning, as if you could pull in today. This guide does the opposite. It tells you plainly what happened, then gives you the full final menu using numbers from Salad and Go’s own nutrition document rather than copied estimates.
Is Salad and Go Open? The Short Timeline
No. Salad and Go’s own homepage now reads: “As of August 5, all Salad and Go Locations are closed.” That followed a Chapter 11 filing on August 4, 2026, and two earlier rounds of closures that had already pulled the chain out of Texas and Oklahoma. Here’s how a fast-growing drive-thru shrank to nothing in under a year.
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| 2013 | Founded in Gilbert, Arizona by husband-and-wife Tony and Roushan Christofellis, with executive chef Daniel Patiño. |
| 2016 | The founders partnered with private equity fund Volt Investment Holdings. |
| 2021 | The founders say they had exited the business completely. |
| 2022–2023 | Rapid expansion under CEO Charlie Morrison, toward somewhere between 135 and nearly 150 stores depending on the source. |
| 2024 | Headquarters moved to Coppell, Texas, in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. |
| Sept 2025 | About 41 closures, including every store in Houston, San Antonio and Austin. The company’s own FAQ said 18 Dallas–Fort Worth stores would close and 25 would stay. |
| Jan 2026 | Exit from all remaining Texas and Oklahoma stores; focus narrowed to Arizona and Nevada. |
| Aug 4, 2026 | Chapter 11 petition filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division. |
| Aug 5, 2026 | All roughly 70 remaining drive-thrus closed. |
| Oct 14, 2026 | Court approved the $180,000 sale of the name, trademarks and recipes to a relaunch group. |
By the end of 2025 the chain was already down to about 70 locations, which Nation’s Restaurant News reported as a 52.1% year-over-year retrenchment based on Technomic data. That’s not a slow fade. It’s a chain cutting itself in half in twelve months.
Why Salad and Go Closed
The company blamed three things: sustained pressure on consumer demand, “past strategic growth challenges,” and rising costs. It added that a July cyclospora outbreak, in which Salad and Go was not implicated, weakened confidence across the whole salad category. Trade press summarised the same story more bluntly as inflation plus overexpansion.
That second point matters, and some coverage gets it wrong. One widely read summary says the chain “blamed” its bankruptcy on the outbreak. The company’s own statement says the opposite about its role: Salad and Go was not implicated, but the scare hurt everyone selling raw greens at the same time. If you’re wondering whether the food made people sick, the company says no.
Honestly, the growth story explains more than the outbreak does. A chain that went from a handful of Arizona drive-thrus to well over a hundred stores in a few years, then moved its headquarters to Texas, then moved it back, was carrying a lot of rent on stores that weren’t earning enough. The cyclospora scare landed on a business that was already thin.
Is Salad and Go Coming Back?
Yes, in a much smaller form. On October 14, 2026 a bankruptcy judge approved the sale of Salad and Go’s name, trademarks and recipes for $180,000 to Beyond Salt and Pepper LLC. Its owners are founding chef Daniel Patiño and Mike Myers and Tom Misitano of Hospitality First Concepts. They have said they’ll open two Arizona restaurants by the end of 2026.
| What’s been reported | Status |
|---|---|
| Brand name, trademarks and recipes sold for $180,000 | Court-approved, Oct 14, 2026 |
| Buyer: Beyond Salt and Pepper LLC (Patiño, Myers, Misitano) | Reported by several Arizona outlets |
| A former Gilbert store secured for $1 | Reported |
| A Mesa site being pursued | Reported, not confirmed |
| Two Arizona restaurants by end of 2026 | Stated plan; locations not named |
| Food prepped in each restaurant instead of a central kitchen | Stated plan |
| Corporate stores plus franchising | Stated plan |
What happened to the old drive-thrus
The buildings went to coffee. Reports from the week of the closure said Dutch Bros had agreed to buy the Arizona and Nevada sites, with a $10 million deposit paid. Later reporting says 7 Brew outbid Dutch Bros on September 1. The numbers don’t agree from source to source. One account gives 73 sites with 41 in Arizona, another 63 sites for $123.5 million with 36 in Arizona, so we’re not going to pick one. What’s clear is that the drive-thru you remember is likely to reopen as a coffee stand, not a salad bar. If you’re curious what took over, our Dutch Bros menu prices guide covers the original bidder.
The Last Salad and Go Menu, With Official Calories
Salad and Go’s final nutrition guide, dated July 2026, covers ten salads, ten wraps, two sizes of breakfast burrito, breakfast quesadillas, sides and drinks. Every calorie figure in this section comes straight from that document, which is still on the company’s website. We read the PDF ourselves rather than relying on third-party menu lists, for reasons the next section makes obvious.
Salads
The guide lists each salad at two chicken portion sizes, so every salad has a small calorie range rather than one number. Salads were built in 48-ounce bowls, which is big by drive-thru standards, and dressing isn’t included in these figures.
| Salad | 🔥 Calories | Protein | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caesar | 🔥 220–260 Cal | 21–27 g | 810–900 mg |
| Buffalo Chicken | 🔥 230–290 Cal | 16–23 g | 1,310–1,770 mg |
| Mediterranean | 🔥 270–300 Cal | 22–27 g | 1,070–1,150 mg |
| Fajita | 🔥 320–350 Cal | 24–29 g | 720–810 mg |
| Garden | 🔥 320–350 Cal | 25–30 g | 900–1,000 mg |
| Elote | 🔥 390–430 Cal | 28–34 g | 990–1,080 mg |
| BBQ Ranch | 🔥 410–440 Cal | 27–32 g | 910–1,000 mg |
| Arcadia | 🔥 430–460 Cal | 19–24 g | 430–520 mg |
| Roasted Autumn | 🔥 440–470 Cal | 21–26 g | 910–1,000 mg |
| Cobb | 🔥 540–580 Cal | 39–44 g | 1,140–1,230 mg |
Two salads hide a surprise. The Arcadia and Roasted Autumn each carry 31 to 32 grams of sugar, mostly from fruit and candied pecans. No other salad on the menu went above 6 grams. They were also the only two with tree nuts. If you were choosing a salad to keep sugar down, the Caesar or Fajita was the better call.
Wraps
Every salad also came as a wrap, and this is where the calories jump. A wrap adds the tortilla and a full 2.5-ounce sachet of dressing, so even the lightest wrap lands at more than three times the calories of the lightest salad.
| Wrap | 🔥 Calories | Protein | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mediterranean | 🔥 830 Cal | 40 g | 2,120 mg |
| Caesar | 🔥 870 Cal | 37 g | 2,240 mg |
| Garden | 🔥 870 Cal | 40 g | 2,050 mg |
| Fajita | 🔥 880 Cal | 38 g | 1,920 mg |
| BBQ Ranch | 🔥 910 Cal | 41 g | 2,160 mg |
| Buffalo Chicken | 🔥 920 Cal | 34 g | 2,850 mg |
| Elote | 🔥 940 Cal | 45 g | 2,110 mg |
| Arcadia | 🔥 1,000 Cal | 32 g | 1,390 mg |
| Roasted Autumn | 🔥 1,080 Cal | 34 g | 2,120 mg |
| Cobb | 🔥 1,160 Cal | 52 g | 2,280 mg |
Breakfast burritos, bowls and quesadillas
Breakfast ran on a separate early-morning menu. The guide lists a classic burrito range and a larger “Go Big” range, and notes that any breakfast bowl was 310 calories lighter than the matching burrito because it dropped the flour tortilla.
| Breakfast item | 🔥 Calories | Protein | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese Burrito | 🔥 600 Cal | 30 g | 1,520 mg |
| Mediterranean Burrito | 🔥 600 Cal | 26 g | 1,440 mg |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Burrito | 🔥 620 Cal | 34 g | 1,490 mg |
| Southwest Burrito | 🔥 630 Cal | 34 g | 1,490 mg |
| Fiesta Burrito | 🔥 750 Cal | 35 g | 1,840 mg |
| Traditional Burrito | 🔥 760 Cal | 38 g | 2,040 mg |
| Go Big OG (chicken / beef) | 🔥 750–810 Cal | 45–51 g | 1,730–1,830 mg |
| Go Big Chilaquile (chicken / beef) | 🔥 750–810 Cal | 41–48 g | 1,890–1,980 mg |
| Go Big Traditional (chicken / beef) | 🔥 810–870 Cal | 46–53 g | 2,070–2,170 mg |
| Go Big Bacon Lover (chicken / beef) | 🔥 960–1,020 Cal | 62–68 g | 2,510–2,600 mg |
| Egg & Cheese Quesadilla | 🔥 230 Cal | 13 g | 480 mg |
| Potato, Egg & Cheese Quesadilla | 🔥 250 Cal | 14 g | 630 mg |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Quesadilla | 🔥 260 Cal | 17 g | 630 mg |
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese Quesadilla | 🔥 300 Cal | 19 g | 740 mg |
The small breakfast quesadillas were the quiet win here: 230 to 300 calories, under 750 mg of sodium, on a six-inch tortilla. If you wanted protein without the 1,500-plus milligrams of salt in every burrito, that was the order.
Sides and drinks
| Item | Size | 🔥 Calories | Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green Enchilada Chili | 8 / 12 oz cup | 🔥 150–220 Cal | 1–3 g |
| Kids Salad (with dressing) | 1 salad | 🔥 340 Cal | 4 g |
| Mac and Cheese | cup / bowl | 🔥 280–520 Cal | 4–7 g |
| Loaded Greek Hummus | ~4 oz | 🔥 280 Cal | 1 g |
| Cold Brew Iced Coffee | 16 / 24 oz | 🔥 0 Cal | 0 g |
| Iced Tea (black or mango green) | 16 / 24 oz | 🔥 0 Cal | 0 g |
| Green Reviver | 16 / 24 oz | 🔥 130–180 Cal | 23–34 g |
| Housemade Lemonade (traditional) | 16 / 24 oz | 🔥 190–270 Cal | 48–69 g |
| Fruit Stand Lemonade | 16 / 24 oz | 🔥 230–330 Cal | 60–83 g |
Worth flagging: a 24-ounce Fruit Stand Lemonade carried up to 83 grams of sugar, more than two and a half times the sugar in the sweetest salad. The zero-calorie cold brew and iced teas were the drinks that actually matched the “eat better” pitch.
Salad and Go Dressings: Calories per Sachet
Salad and Go’s salad calories don’t include dressing. Its July 2026 guide lists each 2.5 oz dressing separately: Caesar 320 calories, Balsamic Vinaigrette and Creamy Blue Cheese 310, Ranch 220 and BBQ Ranch 170. Salsa Verde (15) and Traditional Salsa (10) were the near-zero options.
| Dressing or sauce | Serving | Calories | Allergens listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caesar | 2.5 oz | 320 Cal | Milk, eggs, fish, soy |
| Balsamic Vinaigrette | 2.5 oz | 310 Cal | None listed |
| Creamy Blue Cheese | 2.5 oz | 310 Cal | Milk, eggs |
| Champagne Vinaigrette | 2.5 oz | 280 Cal | None listed |
| Strawberry Ginger Vinaigrette | 2.5 oz | 240 Cal | None listed |
| Creamy Feta | 2.5 oz | 230 Cal | Milk, eggs |
| Ranch | 2.5 oz | 220 Cal | Milk |
| Elote | 2.5 oz | 200 Cal | Milk, eggs |
| Spicy Adobo | 2.5 oz | 180 Cal | Milk |
| BBQ Ranch | 2.5 oz | 170 Cal | Milk |
| Balsamic Vinegar | 1 oz | 30 Cal | None listed |
| Salsa Verde | 1.5 oz | 15 Cal | None listed |
| Traditional Salsa | 1.5 oz | 10 Cal | None listed |
Here’s why it matters for the wraps. The guide says each wrap’s figure already includes a full 2.5 oz sachet, which is a big part of why wraps run 830 to 1,160 calories while the same salads start at 220.
Salad and Go Breakfast Bowls: Calories Worked Out
Salad and Go’s guide doesn’t list breakfast bowls one by one. It says a bowl was 310 calories lighter than the matching burrito because it dropped the flour tortilla. That puts the Bacon, Egg & Cheese and Mediterranean bowls at about 290 calories, and the Traditional bowl at about 450.
| Breakfast item | Burrito (official) | Bowl (burrito minus 310) |
|---|---|---|
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese | 600 Cal | ≈ 290 Cal |
| Mediterranean | 600 Cal | ≈ 290 Cal |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese | 620 Cal | ≈ 310 Cal |
| Southwest | 630 Cal | ≈ 320 Cal |
| Fiesta | 750 Cal | ≈ 440 Cal |
| Traditional | 760 Cal | ≈ 450 Cal |
The bowl figures are our arithmetic from the guide’s own rule, not printed numbers. They’re also higher than the 210 to 380 calories you’ll see on some menu sites, which list bowls without explaining where those figures came from.
Proteins and Build-Your-Own Options
Salad and Go’s guide calculates its salads and wraps with slow-roasted pulled chicken. It lists pulled chicken at 70 calories for 2.3 oz or 90 for 3 oz, buffalo chicken at 100 to 160, steak at 80 for 2 oz and tofu at 80 for 2.2 oz. Tofu contains soy and sesame.
- Swapping chicken for tofu or steak added about 30 calories to a wrap, and dropping the protein saved about 90, per the guide’s wrap notes.
- Buffalo chicken was the heaviest protein at 100 to 160 calories. The Buffalo Chicken Wrap also had the most sodium on the menu, 2,850 mg.
- Sides beyond the salad: the guide lists Hummus (210 Cal, 4 oz), Loaded Greek Hummus (280 Cal), Hummus with Feta (280 Cal), a Mac and Cheese cup (280 Cal) or bowl (520 Cal), a whole banana (110 Cal) and Boulder Canyon avocado oil sea salt chips (180 Cal a bag).
Salad and Go Allergens: What Each Item Contained
Salad and Go’s July 2026 guide lists allergens for every item. Most salads contained milk and wheat. The Arcadia and Roasted Autumn contained tree nuts (pecans) and may contain peanuts. The Caesar Wrap listed milk, eggs, anchovy, soy and wheat. Every breakfast burrito listed milk, eggs and wheat, and the tofu listed soy and sesame.
| Item | Allergens in Salad and Go’s guide |
|---|---|
| Caesar, Buffalo Chicken, Elote, Garden salads | Milk, wheat |
| BBQ Ranch, Fajita, Mediterranean salads | Milk |
| Cobb salad | Milk, egg, wheat |
| Arcadia salad | Milk (goat, cow), tree nuts (pecan), wheat; may contain peanuts |
| Roasted Autumn salad | Milk (goat, cow), tree nuts (pecan); may contain peanuts |
| Caesar Wrap | Milk, eggs, anchovy, soy, wheat |
| Other wraps | Milk and wheat; egg on the Buffalo Chicken, Cobb, Elote and Mediterranean wraps; tree nuts (pecan) on the Arcadia and Roasted Autumn wraps |
| All breakfast burritos and breakfast quesadillas | Milk, eggs, wheat |
| Tofu | Soy, sesame |
| Hummus (all versions) | Sesame, plus milk in the Loaded Greek and Feta versions |
| Mac and Cheese | Milk, eggs, wheat |
Two takeaways. If you avoided tree nuts, the Arcadia and Roasted Autumn were the only salads to skip. And if you avoided fish, the Caesar was the one to watch: the dressing lists fish and the wrap lists anchovy. When a relaunched Salad and Go opens, its recipes may change, so check the new owners’ allergen information rather than this final guide.
Salad and Go Numbers That Other Menu Lists Get Wrong
The most-copied third-party Salad and Go menu understates every wrap by 170 to 320 calories and most breakfast burritos by 100 to 200, compared with the chain’s own July 2026 guide. It also lists several items — a Thai salad, a “Good Greens” salad and a Jalapeño Ranch salad — that don’t appear in that guide at all.
| Item | Commonly listed | Salad and Go July 2026 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cobb Wrap | 840 Cal | 1,160 Cal | +320 |
| Roasted Autumn Wrap | 850 Cal | 1,080 Cal | +230 |
| BBQ Ranch Wrap | 710 Cal | 910 Cal | +200 |
| Caesar Wrap | 670 Cal | 870 Cal | +200 |
| Traditional Breakfast Burrito | 560 Cal | 760 Cal | +200 |
| Southwest Breakfast Burrito | 480 Cal | 630 Cal | +150 |
| Mediterranean Breakfast Burrito | 480 Cal | 600 Cal | +120 |
| Cobb Salad | 460 Cal | 540–580 Cal | +80 to +120 |
| Buffalo Chicken Salad | 360 Cal | 230–290 Cal | listed too high |
| Caesar Salad | 300 Cal | 220–260 Cal | listed too high |
The errors don’t all run one way, which tells you something. A list that’s consistently low might be using an older recipe. A list that’s high on some salads and low on every wrap is more likely a patchwork copied from different years. Either way, if you were counting calories, the third-party numbers would have let you down on exactly the items with the most calories.
What Salad and Go Cost Before It Closed
Salad and Go’s pitch was a big salad, with protein, for under $7. Its former CEO Charlie Morrison described it in early 2024 as a salad “served in a 48-ounce bowl” at “a price that’s under $7, including protein.” Third-party listings from January 2026 put salads and wraps at $6.79. These are historical prices; nothing is on sale today.
| Item | Last listed price | How solid is it? |
|---|---|---|
| Salads (most) | $6.79 | Matches the CEO’s “under $7” description |
| Wraps (most) | $6.79 | Third-party listing only |
| Steak instead of chicken | +$1.20 or +$2.00 | The chain’s own menu page showed both figures |
| Breakfast burritos | $3.34 – $5.99 | Sources disagree |
| Drinks (lemonade, tea, cold brew) | about $1.49 | Third-party listing only |
That steak line is a small example of why we don’t trust tidy price lists. Salad and Go’s own menu page said “steak (+$2.00)” in one place and “Add steak for $1.20” in another. If the chain’s own page couldn’t agree, a single number on a copied list was never going to be reliable. The breakfast range is wide for the same reason: one listing has every burrito at $3.34, another has them between $4.99 and $5.99.
What About Salad and Go Gift Cards?
We couldn’t find any statement on gift cards. None of the closure coverage we read, and nothing on Salad and Go’s own website, says whether gift cards or app balances will be honoured or refunded. That silence is the honest answer, and it’s worth knowing before you count on one.
Two things are worth keeping in mind. The relaunch group bought the name, trademarks and recipes, not the old company’s debts, and nothing reported says they’ve taken on old gift-card balances. So a card bought from the bankrupt business may not work at a reopened store. Keep the card and any receipt anyway, and watch for an announcement from the new owners before assuming it’s worthless.
Where to Eat Instead of Salad and Go
No other chain copies Salad and Go’s formula of a large drive-thru salad at around $7, but several cover part of it. CAVA is the closest for build-your-own bowls, Chipotle for a quick protein bowl, and Subway for a cheaper fast option. All three run dine-in counters rather than salad-only drive-thrus.
| Alternative | Closest to Salad and Go because… | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| CAVA | Greens-and-grain bowls with Mediterranean flavours, much like the old Mediterranean salad | CAVA menu prices |
| Chipotle | Burrito bowls and salads with a choice of protein, closest to the old Fajita salad | Chipotle menu prices |
| Subway | Chopped salads at a lower price point, with many locations | Subway menu prices |
| Panera | Morning egg sandwiches if you miss the breakfast burritos | Panera breakfast menu |
Honestly, none of them matched Salad and Go on price for a full-size salad with protein. That gap, and the chain’s collapse, is the real reason so many people are still searching for this menu.
Salad and Go: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Salad and Go still open?
No. Salad and Go closed all of its roughly 70 remaining drive-thrus on August 5, 2026, the day after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Its own homepage now says all locations are closed. A small relaunch with two Arizona restaurants is planned by the end of 2026.
Why did Salad and Go go out of business?
The company cited weak consumer demand, “past strategic growth challenges” and rising costs. It said a July 2026 cyclospora outbreak, in which Salad and Go was not implicated, hurt confidence across the salad industry. Rapid expansion followed by two rounds of closures had already shrunk the chain.
Is Salad and Go coming back?
Yes, on a small scale. A court approved selling the brand’s name, trademarks and recipes for $180,000 on October 14, 2026 to a group including founding chef Daniel Patiño. They plan two Arizona restaurants by the end of 2026, with franchising to follow.
What was the healthiest thing on the Salad and Go menu?
The Caesar Salad was the lightest at 220–260 calories before dressing. The Arcadia had the lowest sodium at 430–520 mg, though it was also the sweetest salad. For breakfast, the quesadillas ran 230–300 calories, far lighter than any burrito.
How many calories were in a Salad and Go wrap?
Between 830 and 1,160 calories, per the chain’s July 2026 guide. The Cobb Wrap was highest at 1,160. Wrap figures include the tortilla and a full sachet of dressing, which is why they run so much higher than the salad versions.
How much was a salad at Salad and Go?
About $6.79 on the last third-party listings. Former CEO Charlie Morrison described the offer in 2024 as a salad in a 48-ounce bowl for under $7, including protein. Steak cost extra. These prices no longer apply because every store is closed.
How many calories were in Salad and Go dressings?
Per Salad and Go’s July 2026 guide, a 2.5 oz sachet ran from 170 calories (BBQ Ranch) to 320 (Caesar). Balsamic Vinaigrette and Creamy Blue Cheese were 310. Salsa Verde and Traditional Salsa were the light options at 15 and 10 calories.
Which Salad and Go salads had nuts?
The Arcadia and Roasted Autumn, which listed tree nuts (pecans) and a may-contain warning for peanuts. No other salad in the July 2026 guide listed tree nuts.
Can I still use a Salad and Go gift card?
We couldn’t find any official statement. Neither the closure coverage nor Salad and Go’s website says whether gift cards will be honoured. The new owners bought the brand, not the old company’s debts, so don’t assume a reopened store will accept an old card.
What happened to the Salad and Go buildings?
They were sold to a coffee chain. Early reports named Dutch Bros as the buyer; later reports say 7 Brew outbid it on September 1. Sources disagree on the exact number of sites, so expect many former stores to reopen as coffee drive-thrus.
Where was the first Salad and Go?
Gilbert, Arizona, in 2013. It was founded by Tony and Roushan Christofellis with executive chef Daniel Patiño, who is now part of the group relaunching the brand.
Did Salad and Go make people sick?
The company says no. Its closure statement says a July cyclospora outbreak affected confidence across the industry but that Salad and Go “was not implicated.” Some summaries online word this as if the chain blamed the outbreak on itself, which isn’t what it said.
What to Know About Salad and Go Right Now
- Every Salad and Go is closed as of August 5, 2026. Any page showing current hours is out of date.
- A comeback is planned: the brand and recipes sold for $180,000 on October 14, 2026, with two Arizona stores promised by year-end.
- Trust the official calories: popular lists understate wraps by up to 320 calories and breakfast burritos by up to 200.
- The salad was the healthy part: turning a salad into a wrap added roughly 530 to 690 calories and 870 to 1,540 mg of sodium.
- Gift cards are an open question. Nobody has said they’ll be honoured, so don’t count on one at a reopened store.
- Need a substitute today? CAVA and Chipotle are the closest bowl-and-salad options.
How We Researched This Guide
Every calorie, protein and sodium figure comes from Salad and Go’s own July 2026 nutrition PDF, which we downloaded from its website and read line by line. The closure notice and the Texas-closure FAQ are quoted from saladandgo.com. Company history, the bankruptcy and the relaunch come from dated news coverage, and where two outlets disagreed we’ve said so rather than picking a side.
What we could not confirm: current prices (there are none, since nothing is open), any statement on gift cards, the exact number of sites each coffee chain bought, and which Arizona locations the relaunch will use. A couple of outlets we tried returned errors, so we relied on the reports we could actually read.
Sources used on this page
- Salad and Go, closure notice and nutrition guide: saladandgo.com and its July 2026 nutrition PDF.
- Salad and Go, Texas closure FAQ: saladandgo.com/closure-faqs.
- Nation’s Restaurant News, 5 August 2026 — closure, court, company statement, CEO quotes and growth history: nrn.com.
- KOLD News 13, 5 August 2026 — Chapter 11 date, founders’ statement and the Dutch Bros deposit: kold.com.
- Relaunch reporting, 14 October 2026: azfamily.com and QSR Magazine.
- Cross-checked for headquarters moves and later site sales, treated as reported rather than confirmed: Wikipedia.
If the relaunched Salad and Go publishes a new menu or prices, this page will carry them. Until then, the menu above is the most accurate record of what the chain actually served. For another chain built on salads and chef-made plates, see our Urban Plates menu prices guide.
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