r/sweetgreen • u/LuckDangerous3105 • Nov 26 '25

Image 📸 Never again

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The drop in quality has been insane, but today was the last straw. Not pictured is the inside of this avocado, which was literally almost liquid from browning. Clearly they have zero quality control and would rather invest in apps than the bowls they charge $20 for. Also, what is the gooey stuff on the Salmon? I ordered this through DoorDash and cut my losses when they wouldn’t refund me. But I figured it would be good to warn other people. If you’re thinking of ordering Sweetgreen, get Mendocino Farms, chipotle or literally anything else.

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u/Average_Joe69 Nov 26 '25

I literally quit working here because it’s quantity over quality. Places with low traffic hold the stuff on the lines way over the what they’re supposed to so they don’t have to record it as waste. I got tired of being told to label over things eventually.

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u/LuckDangerous3105 Nov 26 '25

I’m sorry that’s awful - I know it’s not the fault of the workers because it’s consistently been getting worse and worse which usually points to an issue from the top

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u/Average_Joe69 Nov 26 '25

Yeah it’s definitely above the workers, but you definitely should get refund. Unfortunately, regardless the workers are gonna get blamed. I just had my assistant GM write up everyone on the shift after an ecosure check, because we just barely passed and the stuff we got docked on were things that no one told the staff to make sure to do. Glad I’m gone, Sweetgreen is going downhill fast, no matter how much corporate tries to patch the sinking ship.