Salad Station.....any reviews?

Is that like salata or snappy salads?

Huge salad bar. They charge by the pound. Also have soups, tators, and sammiches I think.

I hit one up Monday. The selection is nice. The bleu cheese could have been better. I made a big salad, with lots of stuff in it, for $7.50 or so. I'll go back.

i eat here about once a week. light-years better than salad shop.

It's good and worth the price... I eat there every week.

They surprisingly have really good chicken salad.

The one in Mandeville has been good for me. About $9-$11 for big salad and a drink.

A bit pricey, but when you consider the selection it's understandable. Their veggies are fresh, and they have quite an elaborate selection of items. You're not walking out with some kick arse salad, but you're getting a great one for what it is.

We love it. Tried it for the first time in DS (not by choice) and was so impressed that I asked them if there was one in BR. Figured it was going to be like the Salad Shop on Perkins at Acadian (don't care for that place at all)
Happy to see that they are getting one at Perkins/Essen because we had been driving to one out on Coursey and this will be much closer. It's so good and much healthier than a lot of other lunch places. Wouldn't be surprised if it starts getting slammed at lunch time once people start realizing it's there. Family that started it is from Louisiana.
Now they just need to get rid of the Salad Shop and replace it with Salad Station.

However, they already had a Franchisee close down in Amite, LA. Corporate took it over just to save face. They might have 40 customers all day. The stores in Covington/Mandeville never have any customers in them when I pass by. Especially the one next to Panera Bread in Covington. The only reason they are probably still open is because they are corporate owned and the family gets all of their produce for free practically coming from the farm they own, plus no royalties.

Will be interesting to see what these franchise stores do out of state when they have to pay for their products, and royalties. Sounds to me like the founders strategy is sitting back collecting that franchise fee, and probably will offer little to no support to the franchisees thinking this is a solid business investment. After all it is just a salad bar.