I come here all the time as my go-to cava place and had such a pleasant experience. The food is…read moregreat as always, workers are also so so kind. Special shoutout to Yami, she saw me cleaning my table and was attentive enough to clean it and continuously did it throughout the establishment. She came up and gave me a "snack on us" which was totally unexpected. Thanks so much for the great service, good food, and overall nice experience. All the love to Yami and their team! Edit** I had to mention Yami again for her customer service. I was walking to the bathroom which requires a code. As a regular I already had it, but she stopped me to tell me what it was. She truly is the sweetest!

I order from this CAVA location at least three times a week, and I almost always get the exact same…read moreGreens + Grains Bowl. Every single order includes the note, "Extra garlic dressing, please don't forget." Unfortunately, this is now the second time they've forgotten it. Some people might think it's "just dressing," but it's what makes the bowl for me. Without it, it's just a dry bowl of grains and greens that I literally can't eat. This time I paid over $29 for my meal, took a few bites, and ended up throwing the entire thing away because it was inedible. To make matters worse, I tried calling the restaurant several times, but every call resulted in a busy signal. There was no way to reach anyone to fix the problem. Uber Eats refunded me $2 for the missing dressing, which completely missed the point. The issue wasn't the value of the dressing--it was that the entire meal was ruined. What frustrates me the most is that this keeps happening despite me leaving the same note on every order. There are multiple opportunities for someone to catch a mistake like this while preparing and packing the order, yet it still made it out the door incomplete. I genuinely like CAVA, which is why I order so often, but after spending nearly $30 on a meal I had to throw away, it's hard to justify continuing to order from this location. Loyal customers deserve better attention to detail and better customer service than this.

I don't always eat salads but when I do it's gotta have alot of interesting and freshly prepared…read moreingredients in it otherwise it'll just get very boring very quickly people, Lol. But here at Salad House they always got my back when it comes to fresh and delicious interesting made-to-order sensible meals. Everything up in here is on point from their quantities to their quality. Service is always awesome and Kyle makes a Killer Salad, yeah he does. I highly recommend trying their Buffalo Jack Salad which comes loaded with Buffalo Chicken, Pepper Jack, Romain Lettuce, Tomatoes, Croutons, and Bleu Cheese Dressing - Get You One!! Healthy options that are fully customizable the way I want whenever I want them. It doesn't get any better than that. You know what, come to think of it I should eat more salad. Thank you Salad House. Come And Get Your Munch On!!

In the mood for salad and picked this place. Their online ordering is quick and user friendly. I…read morewent to pick it up and it was ready as soon as I got there. Staff is friendly. The location is great on 10. I customize my salad. I had salmon, which I wished was thicker and bigger, but it was delicious. Everything else was fresh. Love it.

Once again, I was so impressed with the food and the service. Anas was our waiter and he was…read moreawesome as ever. Raul spent time with us at our table making us feel warm and welcome. I love dining here. Simply one of the best experiences in SOMA. -Fr. Jim Worth Pastor of St. Joseph in Maplewood

I was in the mood for Italian recently because I haven't had it in a while, so I ordered from…read moreMozzarella for my Italian fix. Got the chicken Francese with Angel hair pasta. I enjoyed it, however, the chicken wasn't very saucy..but it was still delicious and fresh nonetheless. If I order from here again, I'll probably request that they make the chicken a little bit more saucy or put it in a separate container. I believe the sauce from the chicken was absorbed by the pasta since the pasta sat right underneath the chicken. I definitely wouldn't mind trying more dishes from here..

Love the food and service at this establishment. Invited a…read morefriend to join me for lunch today. We shared saganaki with fig jam and a fish dorado which was cooked perfectly. Thank you Konstantine for your professionalism and Hektor for your excellent food.

Walking into EVOO & Lemon at 645pm on a Saturday night and seeing exactly one other table occupied…read moregave us momentary pause. Despite the moderately upscale ambiance and clean, contemporary aesthetic, the emptiness made us wonder: did we miss a memo? Was there a sudden local embargo on Mediterranean food? Luckily, the dining room eventually filled up, saving us from eating our dinner in a complete echo chamber. My dining companion and I started off with the Hummus appetizer ($11) served with a modest side of toasted pita. It was tasty and definitely hit the spot. We both decided to keep things light and ordered salads with a side of grilled salmon. I went with the Marouli salad ($16) -- crisp romaine lettuce, dill, and scallions with a lemon-olive oil dressing -- and my companion chose the Greek Village salad ($19), a shepherd-style salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions, Holland peppers, feta cheese, olives, and Greek dressing. Both were fresh, well-prepared, and hit the mark. The salmon was also delicious, which is a good thing, because it came with an $18 upcharge that was not listed on the printed menu. For dessert, we ordered the baklava ($13), three pieces of an already intensely sweet treat that had apparently been subjected to an excessive dusting of powdered sugar. As for the service, our server and the food runners were competent but not overly friendly towards us or other diners. I also noticed that the staff tended to take care of tables out of order in which they were seated.. resulting in diners who arrived after us being served before us. Overall, it's a perfectly fine 3-star experience. I'd gladly go back if someone else was picking the spot, but if I'm the one in charge of dinner plans, I'll probably cast my net elsewhere in the area. PRO TIP #1: Bring a bottle of wine or beer from home or stop at the Wine Shop liquor store located on the opposite corner of the intersection of Main Street and Millburn Avenue for some adult beverages to enjoy with your meal. EVOO & Lemon is a BYOB establishment and does not serve alcohol. PRO TIP #2: EVOO & Lemon does not have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of on-street parking and municipal lots nearby. Use the mPay2Park app for the pay-by-plate meters ($0.50 per hour). Meters operate Monday through Saturday from 8am to 7pm; all street meters are free after 7 pm and all day Sunday. If the street is full, the Essex Street parking deck (24 Lackawanna Place) is a reliable backup.

I was really surprised by this place. There's many salad places out there but this was good. Fresh…read moreveggies and a lot of chicken was well worth the price. Cookie wasn't made fresh by them but was good as well.

I tried this place out for takeout after two colleagues highly recommended this place. I ordered a…read moreharvest grain bowl, and it was DELICIOUS. The ingredients were fresh, the ratio of ingredients was just right (I was able to get a good bit of everything in each bite), and the dressing was yummy. For $12, the portion was generous. Upon picking up the order, the staff were friendly, and the space seemed pretty clean. I will definitely be ordering here more often.

Edamame Crunch is my JAM! I recently discovered it and Just Salad last week, when I brought home…read moredinner for my husband and me. I picked up takeout dinner on my way home after work. I installed the JS app and placed my order ahead of time that way. I got the Edamame Crunch warm bowl for me. He wanted the Tokyo Super greens with tofu and a PB smoothie. This Sunday, my husband and I had lunch at the JS location in Livingston. It's nice inside! The building looks small from the outside, but it feels much roomier when you go inside. Lots of seating, toddler friendly with high chairs. Like the DQ and Twisted Tulip, there are also outdoor tables for when the weather is nice. The guy who took my order and made our salads was friendly and polite. JS promotes sustainability also, which we like and try to live by. Utensils are compostable, and JS does this reusable bowl option when ordering takeout/to-go (didn't try this yet)... We're fans and would recommend Just Salad.

I like the food here and have been coming very regularly since it opened. Probably 2-3 times a…read moremonth at minimum. The staff is generally nice enough. Not an enthusiastically happy bunch but not at all rude. Most of my complaints are likely related to management, as staff generally require training and support to be above average. My comparisons here are to Chopt, where I get elite status by March or April every year. -They forget to add the included bread at least 75% of the time. -The crispy chicken is like 1990's frozen nuggets. -The bowls for salads are shallow, small, and never close to full. -The wraps are fairly small. -Dressing amounts vary from just right to way too much. -My order is never ready on time. I've learned to order way in advance. -Drive through is great, but no waiting area or queue management (ie. "pull over there and we'll bring it out") for people who they need significant time to prepare orders for, so everyone sits in line. -Seemingly zero ventilation. It smells like you're eating in the kitchen. Very strong smorgasbord of food odors, if that bothers you. -Rewards system is ULTRA stingy about earning a free bowl (you get a raffle reward with each order and have to collect eight stamps for a free salad, but the stamps expire before you could ever possibly collect eight unless, I assume, you come nearly every day). Those are my complaints after years of eating there. On the positive side, and the reason I keep coming back: -The food is fresh. The non-fried chicken is delicious. -It's in a great location for a lot of people at the corner of Eisenhower and Route 10. -Plenty of options, including bowls. My wife likes the soup. -Drive through. -Rewards system usually gives a free snack/sweet or canned seltzer for next visit. Overall, I'm happy to eat here despite the prices not really reflecting the smaller portions. It's slightly cheaper than Chopt, but I would likely only eat at Chopt if it were closer to my house. I'll keep coming but after I received a very small salad yesterday (still delicious) and they forgot my bread again yesterday, I decided to write this, hoping someone sees it. Right now, this location has a captive market but it's a nearby quality competitor away from losing a customer.

I love just salad as a chain and most locations. I have been to our pretty standard with how they…read moreserve the food, the amount of ingredients they use for their salads and the flavor. Unfortunately, that was not the case for this location. I purchased my usual cilantro lime chicken bowl and was disappointing to find out. There was very little chicken, and the flavor of the bowl itself was just a bit off? I'm not sure if it was the dressing or maybe the little amount of chicken it had, but it was disappointing since I love getting this bowl and finding "new" (to me) Just Salad locations. I ordered to go, so it was pretty easy pick up, and the guy who helped me, was very quick at getting my order out. The place looks like a standard Just Salad location so they have plenty of seating! Bonus that they have a parking lot right in front of the business .

Quick and easy spot for lunch. Got the sweet heat bowl & loved it. They topped it off with hot…read morehoney & goat cheese - so yummy! Service was fast and simple.

We came in for just a drink, but we were tempted with the late night bar bites that were available…read more We were absolutely blown away by the tempura battered chicken tenders and the truffle fries, and need to come back ASAP! I've been for dinner as well which was lovely, with a great wine list as well.

Lovely neighborhood restaurant with an inventive menu and cool riffs on classics and specialty…read morecocktails and mocktails. My nephew who lives nearby treated us to an al fresco meal recently while visiting for a family event. My pulled pork smashed burger was everything you want in a packed meat sandwich, with an onion ring and tangy sauce on the brioche bun. The sweet potato fries and a refreshing mocktail to drink made for a perfect meal. Sweetie ate a pasta bolognese (I think) which looked and ate good, and drowned it with a nice glass of red wine. It was packed on the Friday night we visited, with folks lined up for seating, or to hang at the bar and enjoy the bar scene. No reservations. Our late dinner worked fine as the mostly millennial and Gen-Z crowd started thinning shortly after we arrived. Millburn has always been a draw for neighboring townsfolk in search of a meal out. I remember this foodie town from 25 years ago, when its pizza, kosher and diner offerings were top notch. It seems to have upgraded its food scene several notches since my last visit so many years ago. Pure nostalgia for me which made for a very flavorful evening. TOP TIP: Street parking in this part of town is a hassle and the local cops keep a sharp eye for illegally parked cars and inebriated drivers. So park further away from the center of town where you are more likely to snag a legal spot on a busy night.