Salad and Go, a disruptive player in the health and wellness industry, is expanding its presence in Oklahoma with the opening of its first location in the Tulsa area on August 4. The new store in Jenks aims to cater to the increasing demand for fresh and affordable food options.
The brand’s mission is to provide the community with nutritious and accessible food choices at an affordable price, promoting overall wellness. The menu, curated by chefs, offers a variety of healthy salads, wraps, and breakfast items, complemented by hand-crafted lemonades, tea, coffee, and cold brew beverages. Salad and Go’s goal is to help people make healthier food choices without compromising on taste.
“Salad and Go is more than just a fast food chain; we are a provider of fresh, nutritious, affordable and convenient food. We are proud to bring our mission to new communities as we continue expanding across Oklahoma,” said Charlie Morrison, CEO of Salad and Go. “Tulsa area residents can expect high-quality, nourishing meals and service with an unwavering commitment to the community.”
To celebrate its entry into Tulsa, Salad and Go has adorned the city’s iconic Golden Driller statue with a giant, signature orange Salad and Go fork. Additionally, the brand is hosting a social media contest via Instagram, offering Oklahoma natives the chance to win free Salad and Go for a year by scanning the QR code on the banner displayed on the Golden Driller statue.
With its continued growth in Oklahoma and dedication to promoting healthier eating choices, Salad and Go is making a positive impact on the health and wellness of the community.
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