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    Chop & Toss

    3.8 (12 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    The very clean salad station.
    Eric G.

    Given my pigging out the night before, I decided to go for a healthy-ish option. I took the beaten path between Harrahs and Barona and headed here. Side rant: Since Harrahs, Barona, and Golden Nugget are off the Boardwalk, you'd think they'd make an easier way to get to the different properties w/o risking life or limb since there are no sidewalks. But I guess each property wants to keep their guests captive. End of side rant. Lol Hemingway I was impressed with Chop & Toss's presentation. Granted I went here a little after 10 and I'm sure not many people order salads for breakfast. There was one lady working the counter and I was impressed with how carefully she was picking out the individual ingredients for my Chicken Bistro so she wouldn't make a mess. Everything looked so good. I opted for a light dressing which was perfect. The lettuce was not soggy like it would be if I had heavy sauce. The salad seemed pretty large too. Overall it was a good light meal.

    Serena N.

    Fresh salads! You can make your own or pick from a set menu. They have a variety of dressings to choose from. A little on the pricey side ($12-$15 for a salad). Wish the portion was a little larger for the price.

    Cobb salad
    Lisa B.

    For a food court choice, this place delivered. Fresh salad tossed right in front of you with gorgeous fresh ingredients. My Cobb salad was awesome but pricey. $18 for salad and bottled water... however the size of the salad and freshness made up for it.. for a casino quick spot to eat, it was perfect.

    Yum!
    Justin R.

    This place was amazing. I got the quinoa salad and added avocado. The food was fresh and delicious. The portion was very large and came with some whole wheat pita bread. Very clean place with friendly employees. Would highly recommend to anyone wanting a salad or wrap!

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