Snap Kitchen

Having moved to the PH Area of Dallas, we are a stones throw from both Snap and FF. We have tried both and hands down Snap is the true leader in this segment of healthy, fast and super convenient. Big fans and we purchase 3 to 4 meals per week. flavors are spot on and the seasoning level is perfect.

I tried giving this place another chance, but was disappointed once again. No juice because the company’s machine isn’t working so all locations don’t have any juice. You’d think with each customer spending $ 8 on a bottle of juice, you’d be able to maintain the current juicer or purchase a new one. But I guess it’s acceptable for this company to just not have anything in stock (see previous review). Never coming here again, plus the staff is always unpleasant and looks miserable while working.

I’m obsessed! The employees were very helpful, one of them gave me a little tour of everything they have and how it works since it was my first time. I bought 5 lunches for this week to take with me to work and I have loved them all! So good, filling and healthy!

First time here and I enjoyed every second if my experience! It’s like a healthy convenience store; kale chips and fresh entrées instead of hot dogs basic nachos.
It’s bright and very organized (breakfast, lunch, dinner, treats & snacks).
I got a brief overview of the sizes, dietary categories, etc and then left to browse and make my choice.
I’ve been a glutton all week so I got the Siam lentil bowl with silken chocolate mousse as a dessert.
Let’s be real, I was concerned about the portion size because I am used to ridiculous portions you get when you go out to eat. I was happily satisfied with my meal!
It is worth a stop when you need something quick. I plan to try the breakfast next. Oh everything is gluten-​free except for entrées with pita.

My daughter and I went here not knowing a thing about it. The staff was knowledgeable and walked us through the choices. My daughter bought fettuccine Alfredo and I had the green chili chicken enchiladas (spicy). The place is great and will be back.

Tried the Chicken Teriyaki with Forbidden Rice. Added a dash of sriracha to the mix and was in heaven. The employees here are super nice, well-​informed and even comped my second bowl since it was my first time there.

RAW, LOCAL, AND CONSCIOUS MARKET.
First thing I noticed about this place was the quirky lighting, which reminded me of a 7 – 11. I told myself that it couldn’t be a 7 – 11. I walked in, saw all the food neatly arranged on the shelves, an endless assortment of organic and local foods prepared by chefs daily and packaged into reusable containers. When I was in Snap Market, I felt like I was inside of a supermarket by myself. Go see what I mean.
And now, the goods.
The Food: CONSCIOUS FOOD FOR YOUR CONSCIENCE.
Goat Cheese Cheesecake: RICHER THAN THE SWISS BANKS.
Hats off to this cheesecake. The goat cheese enters this cheesecake like a trumpet enters a musical score; complete but melodious domination. The dessert is creamy, cheesy, decadent, and rich. You only need a small sample of this, because your taste buds will be on a long trip to goat cheesecake heaven. The cake is topped off with a balsamic vinegar, strawberry, and maple syrup sauce that is perfectly balanced. You taste the sweet, tangy, and familiar strawberry sweetened by the maple syrup and enhanced with the sophisticated rush of balsamic vinegar. The crust is actually a crumble of pecan, dates, shredded coconut, and coconut oil. It provides a nice tangy, nutty, crunchy bite that complements the goat cheese topping. If you even like goat cheese, you will love this dessert. Encore, encore, ENCORE!
Hibiscus Lime Iced Tea: HAWAII IN A BOTTLE
Usually, drinks with hibiscus are oversweetened and you taste too much of the hibiscus. This one, however, is toned down to a nice relaxing, sit-​by-​the-​beach flavor that doesn’t overpower the taste buds. The lime provides a tangy, fruitiness to the fragrant and subtly sweet hibiscus. Like sweet hibiscus tea on a sunny Hawaiian morning on the beach.
Spicy Basil Lemonade: Bloody Mary JR.
NOTE: This explosive lemonade was $ 7.99.
Note: This drink contains cayenne pepper that provides a notable kick… in the balls.
This is the drink that you take a sip, cough at how esoteric it is, persuade your friend to try it to mess with them, and then the whole process repeats itself. From the first sip to the final swallow, the cayenne pepper conquers your mouth and you get a powerful spice out of a seemingly gentle drink. I expected a basil lemonade with some spice, but the cayenne pepper completely takes over (–1 star). This Spicy Basil Lemonade has one of the most unique flavors I have ever had. It consists of lemon, basil, cayenne pepper, water, and palm sugar. The flavor is a mix of tamarind candy, fresh basil, and Mexican Lucas candy. The basil and cayenne battle each other, while the lemonade tries to resolve the conflict. But this drink is all over the place. Try it out and tell me what y’all think. If you can stand this strong spiciness, then you can enjoy a strange experience.
Chai Cashew Milkshake: CHAI LOVERS PARADISE
NOTE: THIS DRINK CONTAINS 84% OF YOUR DAILY VALUE OF DIETARY FIBER!
The Chai Cashew Milkshake is no ordinary milkshake; it contains cashews, filtered water, vanilla bean, cinnamon, dates, ginger, sea salt, cardamom, cloves, and nutmeg.
Raw and refreshingly cold, as well as soothing and homey while it is hot. THIS MAY BE THE YEAR ROUND SOLUTION FOR PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE FANATICS. You taste the chai backbone combined with a slight hint of nutty cashew and the strong chorus of the spices and ginger. I would describe this as the taste of a chai tea/​latte and horchata. Overall, you get the holiday feeling in a bottle, along with the fine granules of the spices, dates, and cashews, and the milky, creaminess of milk, but without any milk. Perfect drink to accompany you if you live somewhere where there are hot or warm winters. Namaste.
The Verdict: CITIZENS TAKING BACK FOOD
A convenience store that focuses on organic and local food prepared by chefs daily. They have a huge variety of breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, dessert, and beverages to go. You wouldn’t think great food and drink would be found behind a plastic container, but Snap Market opens your mind to a new reality. Exciting, energetic, clean, and unorthodox foods and beverages. Try something new. This place may be a little expensive, but it is worth the experience of being by yourself surrounded by food in food heaven. I promise you, this may be the beginning of a food revolution.

Outstanding food here– tastes very fresh. The employees here are very kind and helpful. Great experience.

Yippee! I’ve been a customer of the competition and though I have been «satisfied» … I have never really enjoyed the food quite like Snap Kitchen’s! So far I’ve tried the lamb lasagna (YUMMY)… can’t wait to try more!

First time. Heard about it from a good friend. Was immediately greeted by Alex. She is quite the foodie. She had a great working knowledge of the entire menu. There are so many good choices here. As you look at the display, you want to take one of each. the sizes are color coded for easier selection.
I decided on the Bison Quinoa Hash. It was awesome! Definitely coming back. Jackie rang me up and was so pleasant to talk to. Great food and great customer service.

REVIEW OF THE MEALS:
For the most part, I liked the sides but not the stars/​main features of the meals themselves. For example, the pan-​roasted steelhead trout with sunchokes (wtf are sunchokes?!) was tasty mostly because of the mysterious sunchokes and greens — the fish itself was a bit bland. The chimichurri grilled beef was reeeeally bland but came with some tasty spinach and roasted carrots.
There were a couple meals in which I liked every single component. The quinoa bison hash was tasty and filling, no complaints there. The smoked chicken quesadilla also was another huge win — loved both the quesadillas and the side rice and bean mix.
Then, there were a few dishes that were just huge misses. Wasn’t a huge fan of the sauce-​less «chicken butternut squash macaroni,» as the two tiny dollops of goat cheese really weren’t enough to cover more than a few bites.
REVIEW OF THE SIDES:
Loved loved loved the «kale Caesar snack.» I could eat that by the pound, but not at those prices!
REVIEW OF THE JUICES:
The cashew chai «milkshake» was pretty tasty — enough to feel sort of like a treat while still feeling better about myself than chugging an actual milkshake. Then again, the calorie count on this «milkshake» is still pretty high at 370 calories. That’s more calories than a small mango pineapple smoothie at McDonald’s, which is only 220 calories (look it up). Even the large version of that McDonald’s smoothie is only 340 calories. Now, is the cashew chai «milkshake» more nutritious? Sure. So I guess if that’s what you’re going for, then go for it.
The «easy greens» juice is what really gets me. You’re thinking, wow, this is super healthy — kale, spinach, etc. all in liquid form. Well, it’s only 160 calories, so yeah, that’s not bad. But it also only has 4g dietary fiber (decent but not a ton for drinking something that decidedly tastes like liquid lettuce) and — here’s the shocker — 24g of sugar. Doctors generally recommend consuming no more than 25g of added sugars per day. So if you’re downing a juice between meals or with a meal, I’d call that added sugars in some sense at least. So, BAM — one «easy greens» and you’re at your daily limit already.
SUMMARY:
Compared to other prepared-​healthy-​meals places I’ve tried, this one is the clear winner in terms of having the most things that actually tasted good, but I still have to take away 1 star for the insane prices ($ 8 for a juice?!! do people really pay that?!) and take away 1 star for some of their main dishes not being very flavorful and some of their offerings not being quite as «healthy» as they are marketed to be. I would be a frequent customer if their products in general were more affordable, but I understand that’s not their thing and that they have plenty of soccer moms who are willing to shell out $ 13 per person per small and questionably satisfying meal. Must be nice.

i love this place! The food is delicious and healthy. The perfect place to go to grab a few healthy meals for the work week! Chili and Eggs, Turkey Bolognese, Deconstructed Spring Roll, Curry Chicken Salad, Bison Quinoa Hash… all SO good. I’m obsessed.
Also, the people who work here are so nice!

If you are trying to do right by your waistline this year, Snap Kitchen is the place for you. I don’t mind healthy eating when it means that I don’t actually have to go home and cook every single night and Snap solves that problem for me.
While, it is pricy and adds up rather quickly, Snap Kitchen offers takes on your family favorites, from mac n’ cheese to spaghetti but done in a healthy way with substitutes like maybe say zucchini noodles.
I like this location quite a bit because it is well stocked and doesn’t seem to get as much foot traffic as the other locations so I never feel like I’m not going home with something I really wanted here. However, the staff isn’t as friendly as they are at the Snider Plaza location. I was there for at least 10 minutes and was only spoken to when I went to check out even though nobody else was in the store. otherwise, 5 stars!

I’m not the lady that opts for salad instead of a juicy st I’m eak. with that being said they totally earned a 5 from me.
I was lured here by their bright colors and as soon as I walked in I said inside «I haven’t had a cold pressed juice in a long time, I’ll just have 1.» then an employee asked me how I was doing and quickly realized it was my first time. Mind you, this girl was on her lunch break and she took the time to showme how the basic layout worked and was really informative. That salmon salad almost made me cry; it was that good!

Wow. I’m happy AND I’m losing weight. This place is really great. I’ve tried my fit foods, pick a fit, weight watchers and fell off the wagon after a couple of weeks because the food is just ho hum. Snap kitchen has great meals made with really fresh ingredients, all gluten free and supercharged with major nutrition. Only drawback is that it’s pricey. To stick with the plan will run you over $ 200 a week for a women, would be more for a guy. But if you’re looking for a convenient, delicious way to lose weight its definitely worth the price.