Salad Go Suddenly Closes down All Locations

by Tre Serrano

Popular drive-thru salad chain Salad and Go is shutting down all of its Houston-area locations effective Sept. 19, 2025, according to an official statement from CEO Mike Tattersfield. The closures will allow the company to refocus its resources on strengthening operations in Dallas, where it will continue to serve customers.

Why the Closures?

In an email release, Tattersfield shared that the decision was made to ensure the brand can deliver on its promise of providing delicious, affordable, and nutritious food. He emphasized the team’s dedication and confirmed support is being offered to employees affected by the transition.

“We believe in the power and mission of this brand, and in the positive impact it can have for the communities we serve,” said Tattersfield. “This change will ultimately give us the foundation we need to grow stronger.”

Which Locations Are Closing?

By the end of Sept. 19, the following Houston-area stores will close permanently:

Houston: 3000 N. Durham Drive; 3161 Chimney Rock Road
Cypress: 9604 Fry Road
Sugar Land: 18830 Noble Seven Lane
Katy: 3065 N. Fry Road; 21021 Highland Knolls Drive; 1718 Spring Green Blvd.
Richmond: 19110 W. Bellfort Blvd.
Spring: 2219 Spring Stuebner Road
League City: 1930 W. League City Parkway; 2590 E. League City Parkway
Rosenberg: 7211 Reading Road
La Marque: 3011 FM 1764
Magnolia: 13345 FM 1488

About Salad and Go

Founded on the idea of making healthy fast food more accessible, Salad and Go built a loyal customer base with its drive-thru salads, wraps, and affordable menu prices. While Houston diners will soon have to say goodbye, the company says this move is part of a bigger plan for long-term growth.

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