From CNBC:

Salad and Go closes in on Sweetgreen with over 100 locations, backed by private equity firm Volt Investment. Their affordable, customizable salads cost less than major competitor Sweetgreen’s offerings.

Salad and Go’s C-suite is filled with restaurant industry veterans. Since Charlie Morrison became CEO, the chain has more than doubled its locations, totaling around 130 across four states.

With a unique two-daypart single occasion, Salad and Go is quickly serving customers in under four minutes on average, and plans to expand into Southern California soon.

With a commissary kitchen strategy and no indoor seating, Salad and Go has been able to rapidly expand while providing quick, cost-effective, and tasty food for its loyal customers.

Salad and Go aims to compete against fast-food joints to bring healthy and affordable options to everyone, not just classic healthy eaters.

It has ambitious expansion plans and aims to own thousands of restaurants in the future.



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