Freshii

Freshii is a really great concept. Healthy food that is fresh and tastes good — they even use meat that is hormone-​free. I like that Freshii has really fresh food and a lot of it tastes pretty good but every time I get food from here I’m a bit disappointed by how much items cost and how much I get for that price. I feel like food is a bit pricier than it should be. I’ve eaten at many places and chain food places as well and that is always my thought after I eat at Freshii — I don’t feel like it’s good value. That being said I know a lot of people like getting food from here so I guess it depends on personal preference.

I tried the spicy Thai burrito from this location for lunch today. The location was busy and I was worried it was going to take a while to get my order, but they are pretty fast and efficient at assembling the various salads, wraps, bowls, and burritos. You order and pay at the counter, tell them your name (somehow I became Lisa, oh well) and they assemble your order and hand it off to you. There were a few tables at this location, but most people seemed to be taking their orders to go.
There is a really good selection of wraps, bowls, salads, soups, and burritos. Most of the components of these items are vegan or vegetarian. You can get animal or non-​animal protein added to your order (e.g. chicken, steak, tofu, falafels). The ingredients all look very fresh, colourful, and healthy.
The spicy Thai burrito I ordered came topped with quinoa, cabbage, carrots, edamame, and a spicy Thai sauce. They didn’t apply the spicy Thai sauce evenly so the top half of my burrito was completely lacking in sauce and all I tasted was the fresh vegetables and quinoa. It was tasty, insofar as I enjoy fresh vegetables and quinoa, but it didn’t blow my mind. When I got to the bottom half of my burrito and I finally tasted the spicy Thai sauce, then I really started to enjoy my meal. That sauce has a nicely balanced spicy kick. I would next time ask for extra sauce and hope that solves the issue of a half unsauced burrito.
The menu items all look good for you and sound delicious, but if you are counting calories, you might want to consult the nutrition information before you order. My burrito was a very reasonable 480 calories, but some of the other options I was considering were well over 800 calories (a couple of the wraps). The soups and salads all seem to be reasonable in calorie count. You also have the option of subbing out any of the base or wrap for a salad base or collard green wrap.
The prices were on par with what you’d pay to get a wrap, salad or burrito at other places. I will definitely come back here again to try a few of the other options.