Salata

Fantastic little lunch place. I was in and out in under 5 minutes. Plenty of fresh well chopped options for the salad, and I appreciated the variety of unusual vegetables. A regular sized salad filled me up with no room to spare.

Consistently good, come by a few times a week for lunch. Sometimes there can be along line when there is a conference in town.

Great, fresh ingredients with quality service and calm, earthy atmosphere.

Rudest experience tonight! Was rushed to make my salad because they wanted to close. I also thought they cut the veggies everyday but I learned today they save them for the next day. As they were rushing me I was able to see them packing up everything for the next day.

Work across the street, so I frequently find myself there. Been eating there since it opened and had such a terrible experience that I really don’t even want to get into. What I want to say is I tried avoiding writing a bad review by emailing them directly to let them know of my poor experience and a guest retention specialist responded with what seemed like a quick copy paste message which I can semi-understand in these lazy times, but what bothered me the most was the question, “To further direct your feedback, may I please have a photo of your receipt?” As if ANYONE that is going through a terrible experience is going to further get into it by asking for a receipt. More to the point a question like that just makes it feel if I can’t provide a receipt, did it really even happen? Is my complaint even justifiable without proof of purchase? In my original inquiry I noted the exact time I was in the establishment along with the item I purchased. Yet… to further direct… feedback… they need to see my receipt? Can’t just look it up in your accessible system? What happened to good customer service when people actually cared about making things right vs not caring one bit and treating you like dust in the wind. Shame really… thanks Salata!