Dallas, Texas, January 8, 2026
Salad and Go, the drive-thru salad chain, will close all its remaining Texas and Oklahoma locations, impacting 600 employees. This strategic move aims to refocus on operations in Arizona and Nevada. The closures take effect on January 11, reflecting adjustments in the company’s growth strategy. Locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area will be particularly affected.
Dallas, Texas – Salad and Go, the drive-thru salad chain headquartered in Coppell, Texas, has announced the closure of all its remaining locations in Texas and Oklahoma, including 25 stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The closures are set to take effect on Sunday, January 11, 2026.
This decision follows a previous announcement in September 2025, where the company revealed plans to close 41 locations across Texas and Oklahoma, including 18 in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. At that time, Salad and Go stated its intention to focus on strengthening its presence in the Dallas area and Oklahoma. CEO Mike Tattersfield explained that the company is exiting the Texas and Oklahoma markets to refocus on its core operations in Arizona and Nevada. He emphasized that this strategic move aims to position Salad and Go for long-term success and to continue delivering fresh, nutritious food conveniently and affordably.
The closures will impact approximately 600 employees across the affected locations. Tattersfield acknowledged the dedication of the team members in Texas and Oklahoma and expressed gratitude for the communities that welcomed Salad and Go. He also mentioned the company’s intention to return to these markets when the time is right.
Salad and Go’s Growth Trajectory
Founded in 2013, Salad and Go has experienced rapid growth, expanding to over 140 locations by the end of 2024. The company is known for its affordable salads, wraps, and soups, all served through a drive-thru model. Despite the upcoming closures in Texas and Oklahoma, Salad and Go will continue to operate its stores in Arizona and Nevada, where they have found a more favorable market fit.
Impact on the Community and Employees
With the closure of 25 Dallas-Fort Worth area locations, the impact on local employees and communities is significant. Employees are encouraged to visit the company’s official website or contact their local stores for information regarding the closure process and available support. The swift responses to employee needs during this transition could serve as a model for other businesses navigating challenging market conditions.
Future Outlook for Salad and Go
While the decision to close locations may seem like a setback, industry experts note that it reflects a focused strategy aimed at consolidating operations. By honing in on established markets, there is a potential for Salad and Go to strengthen its brand and operational efficiency. This could pave the way for renewed expansion into Dallas and Oklahoma in the future, ensuring that the company can return to these markets with a solidified presence when conditions are right.
Dallas-Fort Worth Locations Affected
The specific Dallas-Fort Worth area locations that will close include:
– Addison: 3810 Belt Line Rd
– Arlington: 938 N Cooper St.
– Arlington: 4828 S Cooper St.
– Carrollton: 4213 N Josey Ln.
– Dallas: 5101 Ross Ave.
– Dallas: 10002 Marsh Ln.
– Dallas: 4401 Lemmon Ave.
– Euless: 211 E Euless Blvd.
– Fairview: 351 Stacy Rd.
– Farmers Branch: 13005 Josey Ln.
– Fate: 4950 E. I-30
– Fort Worth: 6900 Blue Mound Rd.
– Fort Worth: 4601 Diaz Ave.
– Frisco: 7310 Preston Rd.
– Grand Prairie: 1045 W Warrior Trail
– Hurst: 2250 Precinct Line Rd.
– McKinney: 4751 S Custer Rd.
– Mesquite: 1950 N Town East Blvd.
– Plano: 1400 Coit Rd.
– Prosper: 1320 N Preston Rd.
– Richardson: 850 E Campbell Rd.
– Rowlett: 3201 Lakeview Pkwy.
– Sachse: 5010 S State Hwy 78
Conclusion
The closure of Salad and Go’s locations in Texas and Oklahoma underscores the dynamic nature of the restaurant industry and the necessity for businesses to adapt and refocus. As the company shifts its strategy back to core markets, it highlights the resilience of entrepreneurs determined to deliver quality food while navigating a challenging economic landscape. Support for local businesses remains essential, and community involvement will play a vital role in shaping a robust economic future in Dallas.
FAQs
What announcement did Salad and Go make regarding its locations?
Salad and Go announced the closure of all its remaining locations in Texas and Oklahoma, including 25 stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
When will the closures take effect?
The closures are set to take effect on Sunday, January 11, 2026.
How many employees will be affected by the closures?
The closures will impact approximately 600 employees across the affected locations.
What is the company’s future plan after closing these locations?
Salad and Go aims to refocus on its core operations in Arizona and Nevada while expressing intentions to return to Texas and Oklahoma when the time is right.
How has Salad and Go fared in terms of growth?
Salad and Go, founded in 2013, expanded to over 140 locations by the end of 2024 and is known for its drive-thru model serving affordable salads, wraps, and soups.
| Key Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Company | Salad and Go |
| Location of Headquarters | Coppell, Texas |
| Closure Effective Date | January 11, 2026 |
| Total Stores Closing | 25 in Dallas-Fort Worth; all remaining Texas locations |
| Employees Affected | Approximately 600 |
| Future Focus | Refocus on Arizona and Nevada operations |
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