Saladworks

Ordered a chicken cobb salad and it came with white or wheat roll of your choice. There’s also a large selection of salad dressing. It’s was delicious and the best part is, it’s healthy and you can check the calorie count as everything is listed including salad dressing calories. I love how the salad is made fresh and you can alter the salad ingredients.
The service is friendly. The place is located in food court at willowbrook mall between Popeyes and Chinese food, master wok.
For average of $ 10, you do get a big bowl of salad. I can share the portion with a child. You can also choose the pick two of the same price. For pick two, you choose two items from soup, sandwich or panini or wrap, and/​or salad.
Will come back again to Saladworks!

Literally the worst service I have ever experienced at a Salad Works. The woman practically yelled at me. I was the only person on like too. Thy didn’t have various ingredients such as eggs… Lord help the vegetarians. I could have made two salads with the amount of dressing she used but actually didn’t want to say anything because of how she bit my head off. I really like Salad Works and the idea behind it, although I will never get another salad from SW at the Willow Brook Mall.

Overpriced salads but they serve plenty to fill you up and it’s really the only place in the food court with healthy choices.
The only thing I would suggest management to inquiry to change is the quality of their chicken? The texture is just weird and it feels like you re eating some synthetic meat instead of real breast chicken!

I’m not a fan of buying overpriced salad but I’ll make an exception for saladworks. They have a good selection to choose from but I recommend to build your own salad. I feel is more bang for your buck. You get your salad to your liking. However, my recommendation is to get the soups. Its a healthier alternative to everything else in the food court. My fave is the butternut squash!

Ugh. If it wasn’t that I forgot my lunch today I would have skipped. In general I like the idea of Saladworks, it’s a healthier option than most of your other take out options. The fact that you can control what is going into your salad is a huge plus. This location in the food court at Willowbrook is usually pretty busy so when I realized I needed lunch and saw no line I jumped at the chance. 3 guys behind the counter – the one that helped me looked as though he was in immense pain. I tried to make my ordering as efficient and pain-​free as possible. This man rushed me as though there were 85 people behind me, then another guy comes from behind him and starts asking what dressing I want, while the first guy was irritated because I couldn’t hear him mumbling «black or kalamata olives» kalamata dammit. Then he asks again what kind of dressing I wanted, it was already set aside, so he smushed it into the scoop of avocado I asked for. Thanks guy. The third guy rings me up and sends me on my way.
I wish I took a picture of this salad because it was the saddest looking thing you ever did see. Spinach, eggwhites, chicken, broccoli, avocado, and olives. It basically looked like he threw everything onto the plate and tossed it at me, plus the amounts were skimpy — in general I know that they have pre-​measured spoons and scoops but this looked skimpy and sad.
Not my first choice in general, and will continue not to be. Thanks for a disappointing lunch.

Yum! Greek salad with add beans and extra scoop of red onion. Yeah, I’m that jerk that eats onion in public.
Prices are fair, the bread was warm and delicious and whoever made my salad put just enough salad dressing. In the foodcourt that’s full of deep fried, cheesy, over salted and over oiled and absolutely no healthy items: this place is the tits.
The portions are very generous. I’m giving this place 4 stars because in COMPARISON to all other mall joints, this place is pretty damn tasty.

While I was at the mall, I stopped by the food court only to be surrounded by all things that would derail my diet. I spotted the Saladworks and was immediately drawn to it. I’ve heard a lot of good things about Saladworks before and decided to give a try. I like how you’re able to create your own salad with all different toppings or choose one of their specialty salads. I went with the Sophie’s salad. It had bleu cheese crumbles, apple slices, craisins, glazed pecans, and chicken. I added beans, carrots, and egg to it as well for .80 cents extra.
I was a big fan of Saladworks. With all of the temptations surrounding you in a mall food court it’s nice to see a healthy option available. I definitely recommend it.