Salata - (Near Baytown, TX)

5 /5 Sheneka Kirlew: I was recommended to come here by a co-worker. It was the best recommendation by far. If you like salads and soup, this place is for you . They make everything fresh in front of you. They have a variety of toppings you can choose from. Everything has labels along with how much calorie intake. So if you are on a diet or your watching your calorie intake they are still they best. I enjoyed my salad everything taste fresh. When Im in the area again I will definitely come here again

5 /5 Michelle H: This is the best salad bar I have ever been to. The options are limitless and everything is fresh. I love the fresh jalapeños, multigrain croissant that comes with the salad and my favorite meat/protein is the seafood melody which is a combination of lobster, shrimp and salmon. Place is clean and staff very polite

4 /5 Sharon Ree: Typical big city style made to order salads. You can choose wraps, small or larger bowls. You’ll pay the basic amount for the greens and veggies. You pay extra $3-5 for your choice of protein. There is soup you can add and then you have your choice of croutons, baked pita chips, croissants, etc. There are free refills of juices/teas/carbonated drinks on the wall. It’s all meant to be aesthetically pleasing, but there is something a bit off… the employees don’t seem to know the world of Salad - the correct proportion of salad dressing to salad greens, and typical pairings. I’ve been here 3 times now, and I’m met by confusion or blank stares when I order and then I just end of pointing and there is always too much dressing and I have to watch vigilantly and say stop. Even my native Texan co-worker who loves “smothered” everything said, “yup, they don’t eat salad themselves and there’s way too much dressing.” And yes, it’s a bit pricey. $13-15 for salad. I’ve lived in SF, Chicago, Philly, NYC, Seoul, and this is nothing special, but for Baytown on Garth, a salad place like this is a hidden gem. There are about 5-6 booths, and about 10 tables and outdoor seating. It’s nice. And there is plenty of parking.

3 /5 Alayna Schmidt: I went in with my 3 kids. The guy working there never asked how many salads/ orders I needed to place. My oldest ordered her salad first. I stayed where you start your order because I had more salads to order. He just stood at the register when he was done with the 1st salad. A lady starts helping another customer. Then tells me I have to order them all at once. I kind of thought it was obvious that we had more to order when 3 of us stayed at the lettuce area. Never asked my daughter if it was for here or to go and assumed it was to go. The salad he made was supposed to be a small and was smaller than the kids salad my other kid got. Disappointing considering how much I just paid.

4 /5 Richard Gong: A healthy spot in Baytown along fast food alley that is Garth Road can be found at this establishment that offers salads mainly where you go down a line of servers and select what youd like in your salad. They have control over the implements and your bowl until you reach the register to complete your order. I appreciated this sanitary approach where youre not worrying what a street urchin had on his or her hand while using the salad tongs. The salad items were fresh, of great variety, and well presented. The line moved pretty quickly. Seating was nondescript and a bit on the cramped side with freestanding table placements too close inside. My chair and my neighbors behind me touched. There are booths but were filled up at lunchtime. They do have outside seating as well fronting Garth St. Next time Id consider a bottled beverage as the fountain drink had an off putting after taste.