11 Best Salad Restaurants near Fountain

“This place is amazing. Food is great. The sushi is top notch. I recommend everyone check them out. Kid friendly and staff is very courteous.“

“Called ahead and talked to one of the best phone robots ever. It took my order flawlessly and the food was ready as I walked through the door. Great food too! My only gripe is that this place can be on the higher price point for fast food, but it does shine above the rest.

Vegetarian options: Every dish can be made vegetarian if it isn't already“

“This is the best Chick-fil-A o have ever been to. All the associates were so very polite, nice and respectful. The sandwiches yummy. Waffle fries hot and crispy. The best was the seating area. So clean with real fresh flowers on the tables!“

“My husband found this place on Google. I'm so glad he did. Great service and the food was delicious. We will definitely be back!“

“Amazing delicious food - I have loved everything I tried here. They also have a wide variety of coffees as well. This is a perfect little spot to stop, relax & eat great!“

“What an amazing place. I had a Greek salad that was fabulous. What a refreshing change of pace. Service was fast and the restaurant has comfortable seating. If you are looking for a healthy and delicious option, this is the place!“

“I had the Italian nachos the last time I was at Parrys and they were really good! We also had the fried dough...large...which was a massive amount (5 of us couldn't finish it). It was delicious!!!
Kendall was AWESOME! She was very friendly and helpful. She recommended the fried dough...thank you Kendall!! She made our lunch even more enjoyable.“

“Had a “taco sampling” during happy hour, amazing food and drink at a great price“

“I totally LOVE LOVE LOVE their Gluten Free donuts the glazed one are right up their with Krispy Kreme. I've been missing me some Krispy Kreme ever sense I got diagnosed not being able to have gluten. I just wish there was one closer to where I'm at.“

“Love this place, but I will not be returning. As a customer, I don’t believe it’s right for guests to shoulder the cost of the business renting their building through a Public Improvement Fee (PIF). For context, in 2024 the average Chick-fil-A unit brought in around $7.5 million annually, with freestanding locations like those in Colorado Springs often exceeding $9 million. With revenue at that level, covering rent should not fall back on the customers. If a business cannot manage its own operating costs, that responsibility should remain with ownership, not passed on to guests.“

“Absolutely incredible pizza with friendly staff and fantastic customer service! We were having an issue with our coupon and the owner called the store to let them know so we didn’t have to wait! So happy to have the North location by our house. Will be coming here extremely often!“