I went to Chop'd for the first time today and I really enjoyed my meal…read more Chop'd is a salad place and they do it well. While thy have ready made stuff like wrap soup etc for me their USP is that you can make your own salad from the tons of fresh ingredients. Start with a base - deli leaves, couscous or pasta, add upto 3 toppings or house items (4 if you don't need a bag), one main deli item like mozzarella or chorizos or roast chicken, could even double up and then add sundries and garnishing and finish it off with a choice of dressing. They have a wide variety of ingredients so the number of permutations and combination that you could try out is probably a million different. I would like to mix different things up and try out, I feel that it will never be boring unlike the other traditional pre-made salad places. The staff were helpful and guided me through the process and the meal is reasonably priced (under six quid for a standard salad). My salad has a deli leaves base with eggs, chopped onions, mixes peppers and Jalapeños. For the deli side I chose Chorizo and Roast chicken and garnished with some corriander and finished it with classic cease dressing. The salad was super tasty and all ingredients were of top notch quality and I for one is going to be a regular. 4 stars only because of the long wait time today but it will not deter me! PS: found out just now that they have an app and you can order your food online and it will be kept ready for you when you get there!

I knew Chop'd and Mana at Leadenhall markets in the City, so was excited to find they have expanded…read moreto the Wharf. Don't try to find it based on its address - just go to Waitrose (at the underground level) then turn left. it is right below KPMG. Unlike its outlet in the city, tis one does not have tables and is strictly take-away only. Apart from that all is as good as in the city.

Yeah, I'm fully bought in. It's a simple concept, you either choose the "salads" of the day or just…read moregreens, choose whether you want a regular or a large, and the can add single or double portions of various premiums and dressings. I got a large crunch box and added goats cheese and chicken. For my dressing I chose the lemon pesto. I was shocked at how large it was. I mean the thing weighed like a kilo, and the portions of the premiums I chose were so generous. Nothing worse than when you pay like £4 to add chicken and they give you a paltry amount. This was the opposite. Now, quantity aside, I also found that the quality was superb. Everything was super tasty and the pesto dressing was delicious. My only recommendation is to be a bit more specific on what the "salads" are and what's in them for people with dietary restrictions but overall yeah, this place do a bang up lunch at a good price.

Such a great find - thanks to Yelp!…read more It's actually quite hard to find a good salad bar in London. So, as always I turned to my Yelp app and found this great place at Old Street. The wait is long during lunch hours as the line goes down the street...though that should be a good indication, yes ? The Salad Kitchen is in a funky little food community near Old Street with numerous places to sit, easy or to grab something from the food stalls. The Salad Kitchen has VERY limited options, both times I've been, it's only been chicken or eggplant in the salad. The cost was £5.40 - which is a very good price, I feel. There is only 2 tables, both with two chairs - so I think most people grab their salad and then head somewhere else - though I did get in (without having to pay extra) and it was fine. A great place for a great salad, for a great price on the run. I walked 20 minutes out of my way, and it was so worth it! :-)

One of the things I miss most about living in Vancouver is living next to Whole Foods. I know, I…read moreknow, we have Whole Foods in London too - but seriously, the salad bar here has nothing on the ones back in North America. But enough about Whole Foods, I'm writing a review for Chop'd! I love salad bars...Why? Well I'll be honest with you, I'm lazy and hate buying and chopping everything up to make my own salads at home to bring to work - also I always forget to bring dressing and putting it on in the when you're making it makes it soggy by the time you're eating it. Thank god for Chop'd and it being 5 minutes from work. Long lines but they go quick - the staff are great. Prices are decent (under £6), portions are HUGE, bonus - skip getting a carry bag and get an extra veg for your salad!

I love this place! I've been here a few times and every time and loved it everytime! You can pick…read morethe Base (2 leave and about four different geains) and all the toppings. The house topping are lots of veg and an egg and you can pick three, or four if you take bag you can have four! Fab idea!!! Then you pick you protein, chicken, salmon, falafel.... And many many more. You can pick as many garnishes as you wish herbs and nuts and croutons and tortilla chips. There are about ten dressings to pick from the yogurt and mint is yum and so is the balsamic. They then mix it all up for you! Fabtastic! And for only £7. You can always pick a premade salad and then have small snack pots to pick from too. I have never tried any of these but they all look great! So go try and get mixing!

I don't think I'd have ever tried out Chop'd if it wasn't for the event Qype did last night. I…read moredon't work in town and honestly, salad can be mostly uninspiring. But Chop'd was different. Everything we tried was fresh and tasty and there were some really unusually fillings - lots of fancy deli stuff to choose from. Most of the salads come in under a fiver which is a bargain as the portions are huge. I might have to load mine up with a pasta of potato base, but if you're watching what you eat this is a great snacky option. And of course, if you pop down there in the next two weeks, you'll get to try out Qyper Mseasons' salad - she won the salad making competition and her salad will be on sale for everyone to try! Well worth popping into, even if it's not the first place you'd think of for lunch.

Salad munchers, dieters and despairing general eaters of Baker Street/Bond Street area... REJOICE!…read more There is a flipping chop'd inside selfridges food court!!! This has mainly delighted me due to trying several local salad chains to my office and missing my daily chop'd. Anyone wondering what this elusive chop'd is of which I speak? It's in essence a salad fast food chain which serves up salads made to order as you go along choosing the delights you want in your salad. Today I had lettuce, pasta, red onion, tomato, sweetcorn and ham, with a fat free dressing called sesame soy. It was delicious, as I knew it would be, because Chop'd is consistently good quality ingredients. They aren't stingy on the contents either, mine was fully loaded with all the good stuff. This chop'd branch is smaller than most, but the queue was comparitvely small (the one in spitalfields used to be about 50 deep sometimes). They have most ingredients that the big stores have, and the staff are nice. Thank god. Salad harassment via Yelp over now I've found my BFF Chop'd again.

Amazing salad & stew. Small cozy place to be seated and…read moretakeaways also available. Good experience with my daughter.

Stopped in here today for a snack on my first day in Reading. Ordered the goat cheese, honey and…read morepine nut toast - so delicious! But beware, it arrives at the table HOT!! Staff were so chipper and helpful. Small cage with a great spread of homemade treats, sandwiches and salads. Lovely lattes, coffees and teas - support the little guy instead of heading next door to the Starbucks.

So this is a premium tossed for no other reason than its in Westfield. Urgh. I really don't see the…read moreneed to hike up prices from already pretty expensive salads and smoothies. I ordered a regular peanut butter protein smoothie, which is pretty delicious I have to admit and been a long time favourite of mine, but even I had to admit for the size, £4 was pretty steep. All in all, if you're expecting a bargain this place isn't it, but if you need some healthy food and are prepared to pay a bit more than usually Central London prices, go for it.

The salads are good and their froyos are good but the man behind the till was an absolute tool…read more Never have I waited so long to be served when I was just 3rd in the queue , at first I thought it was the customers in front who were delaying everything, until it was my turn, it took a whopping 10mins to ask for 2 pots of frozen yoghurt and a ready made, ready packed salad from the glass counter. Perhaps they have lost all motivation after being made to wear t shirts saying something along the lines of 'ferocious tossing in progress' Nightmare

Oh I love Tossed! I love that you can go in and play on a screen and see what's in each item and…read morehow many calories and the price and it's like a video game but you spend money and it's so much fun! Weird description but that's what I thought. It's very transparent and efficient, I suppose it the straightforward and boring way of describing it ;) I'm a fan. My salad was about £7 and delicious and filling and warm! And healthy! Win win win!

Very good, very fresh made to order salad with an incredibly helpful front staff - it was my first…read moretime and I had trouble deciding what I wanted, but my cashier helped make recommendations. By the time I finished paying, my superstar name was being called and my salad was ready. I wasn't sure of the protocol, but went up to the guy with my receipt only to find him staring at me, clearly waiting for something. "Salt and pepper?" He asked. "No thank you," said I. "....." A bit of silence on his part. "What?" "No." I then received a confused look before he put his head down and mixed my salad. Points for the freshness, but it would be nice to see it a bit chopped. I had a full half avocado that was uncut and the other bits of avocado were massive. The tortilla chips were full sized, too, which means more bang for your buck (do they even have that phrase in the uk?) But also means my fingers in my salad to eat them. Also, considering he mixed my salad in front of me, it was remarkably unmixed and layered. One thing to note is that the chicken is chunks but the turkey is thin like deli slices. Points to the cashier for making sure I understood. I will say the price is right. I paid a little over £6 for a bottle of water and a medium salad - just the right size for me, but maybe not for those with healthier afternoon appetites.

After attending the opening to the Manchester Chop'd Salad Bar, I have been a massive fan since,…read moreand as it originated from London, whilst I was in the vicinity, I couldn't resist but visi one of the many salad bars. Especially when I was seeking a good healthy salad after a day wandering the parks of London and having a massive breakfast. The joy of Chop'd is that the customer creates their own salad. Choose your base, add three veg, then one deli item, with any choice of garnish and dressing. Whatever you choose, it would be superb as the options are vast and plentiful. Here, the staff were friendly, and the place itself is in a prime location with great options to take your salad outside and enjoy some fresh air, and if lucky, some sun.

As far as salad chains go it is basically this and Tossed and I would definitely go to tossed. At…read moretossed you get more quality for your money and at here you are getting a worse salad and less of it. I had the classic cobb and it was not terrible but it also was not good. The service was good and the place is not terrible it just is not my first choice for salad.

There are a ton of places in this area to grab a quick lunch. Now that I'm working on the north…read moreside of Euston Road, it's like discovering a brand new selection of food. I do still go to some of my favorites on the other side of the road, but these are definitely much closer. I was quite happy to see they just put in a chop'd in Regent Plaza, as I'm a huge fan of salad (and not the weird UK mayonnaise-y ones either). They've got premade salads or you can stand in the queue and have them make one to your specifications. I imagine that could get pretty spendy or you may just end up with a salad that defeats the purpose of having a salad. I opted for the harissa chicken salad with a mint yogurt dressing. I really enjoyed it. The dressing was tasty. The chicken was nice. I really can't complain that much. Plus it's a nice feeling to think you did something healthy with your lunch instead of a burger and chips or something. I'm sure I'll be back here several times to try more of the salads on offer.

Healthy has never tasted better! It's a lovely hot day, and I'm in a random mood, so how about a…read morehaiku? Chop'd sell good salads Mine had jerk chicken in it It was wonderful. I might start all of my future reviews with poetry... Anyway. My jerk chicken and sweet potato salad was divine. It had loveliness included like beetroot and carrots, and I even smuggled some edamame in there. The dressing was basically oil, fresh red chillies and mango purée, and it was just the right amount of spice! I'll definitely go back.

I love, love the choices this place offers - you can create your own salad, selecting the protein,…read morethe veggies, the deli items and even the base. It's an ideal place for anyone on a detox, people following a diet or just people who like choice, this place has everything. You pay for what you get and at 5.19 for a medium salad seems a little overpriced, but it's definitely nice for the occasionally treat. If you're not in Paddington, it's a chain and so many tossed a branches can be sampled in London. Finally, my recommendation if you do check this place out is the peanut butter protein smoothie, it's simply divine. For any non protein shake fans, this will definitely change your mind. Nom nom!

I love tossed. Like seriously, I love it…read more This is exactly the kind of food I eat at home, I especially love the little box of spinach and tuna, so I am very excited about having a place where I can grab a lunch very similar to what I would have made myself, but without actually having to make it! They do salads, customised if you wish, smoothies, juices, fruit pots, yoghurt, soya custards... It is a bit expensive to be honest, but I do not mind spending an extra pound or two on food that I know is organic and not chemically processed. The bad part about this place is that there are no tables (well maybe two) as this place is all about take away, so don't come here for an eat in lunch.