Salad and Go files for chapter, closes all…
Say “sayonara” to your diet.
Salad and Go, a made-to-order fast-casual spot dishing up salads, wraps and breakfast choices, has filed for chapter and revealed all areas will close down today. The company — which also owns another restaurant called Angie’s — announced the “bittersweet” shutters on their Facebook web page.
“Today is a bittersweet day for us. Thirteen years ago, we started Salad and Go with a simple belief that great-tasting, good-for-you food should be affordable for everyone. We dreamed that anywhere there was a McDonald’s, there would also be a better and healthier alternative that people could afford,” the post read.
Salad and Go will close down all 70 areas on Wednesday, August 5 Google Maps
The co-founders of Salas and Go and now house owners of Angie’s, Tony and Roushan Christofellis, exited back in 2021 after promoting to an investment firm. Salad and Go filed for Chapter 11 chapter on August 4 and sometimes gives the company a probability to reorganize — normally involving a company or partnership.
However, the closures appear to point out the chain is coming to an end. The drive-thru salad chain has areas all across Arizona and Nevada and despatched emails to prospects notifying them of the company’s end.
Angie’s house owners, the Christofellis, said the closures won’t impression their current business as “The mission was never just about salads. It was always bigger than that. It has always been about making great food affordable for everyone. That is Angie’s — The New Fast Food.”
“While Salad and Go earned the support and loyalty of a deeply passionate community, the business was ultimately unable to overcome sustained pressure on consumer demand, past strategic growth challenges and rising costs,” the company told a number of shops. “A Cyclospora outbreak in July, in which Salad and Go was not implicated, weakened confidence across the industry and compounded these challenges.”
The Post reached out to Salad and Go but has not heard back.
The Arizona-based company’s closures might have come as a shock after the chain opened over 60 shops in just a couple of years and by 2023, it was one of the fastest-growing ideas in the nation. Just a yr before that back in 2022, Salad and Go employed Wingstop’s CEO Charlie Morrison to run the model.
However, shortly after in 2024, Morrison left the drive-thru chain to lead Jersey Mike’s. The company then employed former Krispy Kreme CEO Mike Tattersfield to take on the position in 2025 where one of his first strikes was to close down 40 eating places in Texas and Oklahoma.
The closures come after the company filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy StockMediaSeller – stock.adobe.com
A short 5 months after that, Salad and Go had just 70 areas left, according to National Restaurant News. Faithful prospects have been shocked after listening to the news and posted on Facebook after just having fun with a meal the day before.
“It gotta be mismanagement because I went there yesterday and that bish was packed!! The double Drive Thru lines were to the street!!”
Another unhappy buyer wrote, “Those things are ALWAYS packed because they are the only drive thru that has kept their meals affordable and the food was literally always amazing.”
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