Chopt Prices

2023, Prices may vary by location and are updated frequently.

Below are the latest Chopt menu prices.

Item	Price
Chopt Classics
Italian Harvest Salad	$9.99
Avoketo Chicken Club	$11.23
The Orchard Salad	$10.74
The Orchard Wrap	$12.91
Classic Cobb Salad	$13.57
Crispy Chicken Ranch Salad	$12.87
Santa Fe Wrap	$10.92
Classic Cobb Wrap	$13.59
Crispy Chicken Ranch Wrap	$12.85
Kebab Cobb Wrap	$8.51
Mexican Caesar Wrap	$9.19
Popular Items
Mediterranean Bowl	$10.44
Palm Beach Salad	$8.95
Kebab Cobb Salad	$8.67
Summer Menu
Summer Corn Caesar Wrap	$16.03
Sweet Summer Cobb Salad	$16.03
Sweet Summer Cobb Wrap	$16.03
Summer Corn Caesar Salad	$16.03
Tony's Summer Salad	$16.17
Tony's Summer Wrap	$16.17
Colin's Summer Salad	$17.35
Colin's Summer Wrap	$17.35
Know Better Bowls
Spicy Bowl30	$11.45
Global Street Food
NYC Street Cart Salad	$11.26
Moroccan Market Bowl	$11.26
NYC Street Cart Wrap	$11.26
Salads
Kale Caesar Salad	$9.02
Mexican Caesar Salad	$9.17
Santa Fe Salad	$10.92
The Chopt Greek Salad	$13.16
Sweet Apple Orchard Salad	$12.57
Sesame Ginger Chicken Salad	$14.40
Eat Well. Be Well.
Paleo Chicken Harvest	$11.19
Warm Bowls
Chicken Tinga Bowl	$12.96
Chinese Chicken Bowl	$12.36
Mexiketo Carnitas Bowl	$11.48
Mediterranean Tahini Bowl	$13.81
Southwest Hatch Chile Pork	$10.75
Cran-Apple Harvest Bowl	$15.56
Harvest Bowl	$10.80
Market Bowl	$16.74
Wraps
The Chopt Greek Wrap	$13.16
Sesame Ginger Chicken Wrap	$14.40
Sweet Apple Orchard Wrap	$12.57
The Caesars
Spicy Sonoma Caesar Salad	$12.11
Spicy Hatch Chile Caesar Salad	$11.04
Spicy Sonoma Caesar Wrap	$12.11
Spicy Hatch Chile Caesar Wrap	$11.04
Global Street Food Pairings
NYC Street Cart Bundle	$12.26
Moroccan Market Bowl Bundle	$12.26
NYC Street Cart Wrap Bundle	$12.26
Light Favorites
Asian Crunch Salad	$9.75
Sesame Ginger Crunch Salad	$12.34
Asian Crunch Wrap	$9.64
Kale Caesar Wrap	$9.02
Sesame Ginger Crunch Wrap	$12.34
Palm Beach Wrap	$8.79
Mexicali Vegan Wrap	$10.10
Mexicali Vegan Salad	$10.10
Craft Your Own
Craft Your Own Salad	$11.29
Craft Your Own Warm Bowl	$11.95
Craft Your Own Wrap	$11.36
Customer Craft
Customer Craft Salad	$9.09
Customer Craft Wrap	$9.09
Chopt Jr. Meals
Chopt Jr. Salad	$7.90
Chopt Jr. Bowl	$7.96
Kids
Mighty Kids Kobb	$5.63
Krafty Kids Salad	$6.15
Kids Lunchbox	$6.15
Snacks
Oatmeal Raisin Cookie	$1.65
Chocolate Chip Cookie	$1.63
Chocolate Brownie	$1.65
Miss Vickie's Chips - Sea Salt	$2.34
Miss Vickie's Chips - BBQ	$2.34
Miss Vickie's Chips - Salt and Vinegar	$2.34
Boulder Canyon Potato Chips - Hickory BBQ	$2.03
Boulder Canyon Potato Chips - Jalapeno Cheddar	$2.03
Miss Vickie's Potato Chips - Sea Salt	$2.08
Boulder Canyon Potato Chips - Salt & Vinegar	$2.03
Miss Vickie's Potato Chips - Smokehouse BBQ	$2.08
Boulder Canyon Potato Chips - Sea Salt	$2.03
Miss Vickie's Potato Chips - Jalapeno	$2.08
Miss Vickie's Chips - Jalapeño	$2.34
Kind Bar - Dark Chocolate Sea Salt	$2.03
Sonoma Creamery's Mr. Cheese O's	$3.08
Way Better Chips - Sweet Potato	$1.99
Way Better Chips - Multigrain	$1.99
Roasted Pistachios	$1.99
Terra Chips - Original	$1.99
Way Better Chips - Sweet Chili	$1.99
Stacy's Pita Chips	$1.52
Terra Chips - Sweet Potato	$1.99
Raw Almonds	$1.99
Drinks
Bottled Water	$1.87
Free Rain Blackberry Passionflower	$3.38
Free Rain Blood Orange Ginger	$3.38
Sparkling Water	$2.34
Free Rain Cherry Ginseng	$3.38
Diet Coke	$2.16
Honest Tea - Half & Half	$2.63
Proud Source Still Water	$3.26
Honest Tea - Honey Green	$2.63
LaCroix Sparkling Water - Lime	$2.11
Perricone Lemonade	$3.42
Proud Source Sparkling Water	$3.26
LaCroix Sparkling Water - Passionfruit	$2.04
LaCroix Sparkling Water - Coconut	$2.05
Coke	$2.32
Spindrift Sparkling Water - Blackberry	$2.32
Spindrift Sparkling Water - Grapefruit	$2.64
Spindrift Sparkling Water - Raspberry Lime	$2.65
Sanpellegrino - Aranciata Rossa	$2.32
Sanpellegrino - Limonata	$2.12
GT's Kombucha - Gingerade	$3.49
GT's Kombucha - Synergy	$3.49
Soups
Mexican Chicken Soup	$3.20
Tomato Basil Soup	$3.20

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About Chopt

Salads are favorite foods among Americans for many reasons. These can be made with just about anything available in the refrigerator – meats including shredded chicken, vegetables from cubed potatoes to leafy greens, and fruits from apples to peaches. Even the dressings can be as simple as a vinaigrette or as complex as a Thousand Island.

With salads being considered as staple food on the table, the food industry has risen to the occasion, thus, the popularity of salad-centric restaurants. The Chopt Creative Salad Company is among the fastest-rising stars in the competitive industry – and you will understand why when you eat in one of its restaurants.

History

In the 1990s, Tony Shure and Colin McCabe developed the idea for Chopt while they were studying at the University of Wisconsin.  The duo eventually founded Chopt Creative Salad Company in 2001 with the vision of providing people with farm-fresh delicious salads. The salads weren’t just your run-of-the-mill salads since most of the ingredients were chopped to ensure the delectable tastes and textures were experienced with every bite.

Today, the chain has several restaurants in New York City, Washington D.C. and Charlotte, North Carolina. The owners, which include Shure and McCabe as well as several investors, has expansion plans in the Eastern Seaboard.

What They’re Famous For

At every Chopt restaurant, the menu focuses on salads and salad dressings although there are also several wrap varieties available. The wraps, known as salad sandwiches, are basically salads wrapped in fresh tortillas for customers who want an on-the-go option. Diners receive their salads with the ingredients chopped smaller than in other salad-centric restaurants.

The chain is also known for its dedication to using healthy substitutes. Sugar, for example, isn’t used as a sweetener in the salad dressings since honey and agave nectar are used instead. The substitution translates to lower sugar content without sacrificing the sweet component, not to mention that honey and agave nectar adds more subtle flavors to the dressings.

Why Eat Here

The Chopt prices are higher than in comparable salad bars and restaurants. But this is to be expected as the salad-centric restaurant chain offers upscale products and services, which diners say are among the best in the industry. When you consider the quick service, beautiful food presentation, and delicious salads, you will be more than willing to pay for them, too.

During the peak hours, usually at lunchtime, the lines can be long with many restaurants actually having lines snaking down the street. But the wait doesn’t last long since the chain’s owners consider waits longer than 10 minutes to be unacceptable. The chain’s assemblers, choppers and cashiers are trained for 20-30 hours in their jobs before they are even allowed to take their front-line positions.

You will also appreciate that each of the assemblers are familiar with every ingredient on the menu. You have a knowledgeable person who can take you through the 24 homemade dressings, 55 ingredients, and six lettuces for a great salad every time. Your choices in ingredients include roasted beets, peppadew peppers, FreeBird grilled chicken, and gigante beans.

You also have the option of creating your own salads, grain salads, and salad sandwiches. Your repertoire of salads will not be limited to what’s on the regular menu either. Every 60 days, you can order one or all of the three seasonal salads, which has more offbeat items like tasso ham and roasted butternut squash.

Getting your favorite salads should be easy with the arrangement in each restaurant. You will line up at a long bar with three stations – the assembler station where the orders are assembled (i.e., ingredients are combined); the chopper station where the salad ingredients are chopped into a finer consistency fit to be eaten with a spoon; and the cashier station where you pay for your orders.

Diners can also choose the pre-set salads on the menu. These include the Mexican Caesar, a favorite among first-time diners, consisting of grilled chicken, jalapeno peppers, romaine lettuce, and local feat; the Kebab Cobb with spicy peppers, pita chips, and charred red onion; and Santa Fe with grape tomatoes, avocado, pepperjack, corn, and fried onions.

The chain also offers grain and noodle bowls. These are also salads in a bowl with grains and/or noodles added, such as tri-color quinoa, lentil and millet mix, and other grains.

Unlike many salad bars, the dressings are made from scratch and in small batches each day. This ensures the freshness of the dressings, which enhance the freshness of the salad’s fruit, vegetable and meat ingredients.

The proof the salad, salad sandwiches, and bowls are in the eating. You will find that, indeed, Chopt chops its competition into small pieces with the freshly-made, delicious-to-the-last bite quality of its salads including their salad dressings.

The fast casual nature ambiance of the restaurants is part of its appeal among the young crowd including students, young professionals, and businessmen as well as groups of families and friends. The 10-minute wait is such an efficient way of getting healthy meals on busy days.

To learn more about Chopt or to find a location near you, visit their website at choptsalad.com.

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