6 Best Salad Restaurants near Carrollton

“One of my favorite go-to spots in town, and absolutely most underrated burger! Slap some of their homemade hot barbecue sauce on it and it is the best flavors you’ll ever taste. All the food is made fresh to order. And even more so, Nick is a hardworking super nice dude. He’ll go out of the way to make sure you are taken care of.“

“I’ve generally enjoyed the soups at the Olive Garden in Carrollton — they’re always warm and flavorful. I wasn’t too impressed with the calamari, but the pastas have all been delicious every time I’ve visited. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, which makes the dining experience even better. Overall, a pleasant place to enjoy a nice Italian meal.“

“Fast and delicious, affordable and good quality, my First dinner of 2024 love it 😀 😀 will be back 💯💯💯💯“

“Okay, I will be real with you. I am not really a Chick-fil-A fan. The atmosphere is always been good, and clearly the service is always good. I simply just did not like their chicken sandwich. Butt that honey pepper pimento chicken sandwich. Now that chicken sandwich is yummy. Hope they keep it( doubt it).“

“First let me say that my food was delicious and my server was wonderful—absolutely no fault or problem to be found! My husband and I visit the Ruby Tuesday, Carrollton, GA, location at least once a week on average and usually enjoy it. However, I have two complaints that have the potential to turn customers away: the inside temperature and the fact that there are no blinds in one area of the restaurant. First, the temperature: it’s OUTRAGEOUSLY COLD in the building! On Monday, 20 January at 11am, it was 59 degrees Fahrenheit and didn’t warm up any by the time my husband and I left, approximately an hour or so later. Again, on Tuesday, 21 January the temperature was 54 degrees at 11:38! This past summer, Ruby Tuesday went several weeks without proper air conditioning making dining uncomfortable for some and miserable for others. I watched as many customers literally turned around and left the restaurant. I find it difficult to understand why a popular restaurant like Ruby Tuesday can’t fix the heating and air.
On a separate issue are the window blinds, or lack thereof. When sitting in the bar area of the restaurant in booths adjacent to the windows, one cannot modify the amount of sunlight streaming through the window—oftentimes it’s blinding. I’ve seen customers put on their sunglasses or ask to move to another table. And when the outside weather is warmer, it’s almost or is impossible to sit in a booth as it’s too hot. If one sits at a table in the area, the reflection from parked cars into the restaurant is unbearable. The server literally must stand with his/her back to the parking lot to properly see patrons’ faces! Surely, Ruby Tuesday can invest in proper blinds or adjustable shades.
Again, the food is delicious, and the wait staff is great—Ruby Tuesday has the best salad bar to be sure. But I do hope that Corporate and Management will take corrective action to fix the heat and blind situation.“