“Our restaurant in Greenwich is the product of all of the lessons we’ve learned over the past 14 years,” said Chopt co-founder Tony Shure. “We’ve taken feedback from our restaurants and applied it to an all-new, redesigned Chopt. We’ve improved, simplified and beautified the Chopt experience, and made it more convenient to grab a salad or snack and more comfortable to come enjoy a meal with your family.”
Helping Kids Eat Better
Born from its founders’ mission to revolutionize fast food, Chopt is committed to helping Americans eat better beyond its restaurant walls and creating universal access to better food for children in particular.
Chopt kicked off its community participation in Greenwich at a pre-opening “Chopt Gives Day” event, partnering with local charity Kids 4 Kids, a group of Greenwich middle and high schoolers raising money for the Rockin Appalachian Mom Project (RAMP)’s program to feed hungry children in Appalachia. With Chopt offering its entire menu for free, customers made donations at the register, raising over $3000 in 6 hours.
“We were so impressed by the outpouring of support from the Greenwich community, embracing Chopt and rallying around this cause,” said McCabe. “We look forward to being active participants in such a philanthropic and wellness-minded community.”
Chopt Creative Salad Company is the future of fast food. With roots in reinventing the classic salad in 2001, the salad specialists at Chopt curate seasonal ingredients from local purveyors and authentic flavors from around the world to craft unbeatable salad combinations and small-batch artisan dressings. Driven by a curiosity and passion for vegetables, the food lovers behind Chopt bring fine dining creativity at fast food speed to innovate new ways for Americans to choose easy, delightful, vegetable-based meals every day.
Founded by college friends Tony Shure and Colin McCabe, the company expanded from its original restaurant in Union Square in New York City to a family of 28 restaurants in New York, Washington, DC, Virginia and Maryland with seven new restaurants opening in 2015.
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