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Salad shops are built around speed and value rather than a sit-down dining experience, closer to a sandwich shop or coffee shop in format than a traditional restaurant. Pricing is usually straightforward, a bowl or box priced per size rather than a full menu of priced dishes, and the format is aimed squarely at a quick lunch rather than a leisurely meal out.
A salad shop typically offers build-your-own bowls from a counter of bases, proteins, vegetables and dressings, or a small selection of fixed salad combinations, aimed at fast lunchtime service rather than table dining. Most are grab-and-go or have limited seating, and the format is common near office areas where a quick, lighter lunch option is in demand.
Of the 0 salad shops we list, the highest concentration is in City of London (3), Westminster (2), Ealing (1), Tower Hamlets (1), Camden (1).
Expect a counter-service format with a choice of leafy or grain bases, a selection of proteins such as chicken, halloumi or falafel, and a range of vegetables, toppings and dressings, usually all customisable and priced by bowl size rather than by individual ingredient.
Seafood shows up at some salad shops as a protein option, most often smoked salmon, prawns or tuna, though it's far from guaranteed and depends entirely on the individual shop's menu rather than being a defining feature of the format.
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Both formats exist. Some salad shops let you pick your own base, protein and toppings at the counter, while others offer a shorter list of fixed combinations. It's worth checking a specific listing if a build-your-own format matters to you.
Most are set up primarily for takeaway or quick counter service with limited seating, so they're better suited to a fast lunch than a relaxed sit-down meal.
We currently list 0 salad shops, with the most in City of London (3).
