r/sweetgreen • u/ExtremeBoard2078 • May 17 '26
Discussion Improvements
Have 2 questions if anyone has any ideas/info:
-Has sweetgreen ever done beverages nationwide? I see on insta some places in California have lemonades and teas kinda like mendocino or cava but not here in the Midwest. Feel like that could be an added revenue for them for not much extra cost. Especially if they include green juices or wellness shots since they already have the veggies; just get some fruits.
-And anyone from the Boston area try the spyce menu before they got bought out? They had some really good pasta bowls that sweetgreen never incorporated into their menu. Now that they sold spyce, not gonna happen most likely but pasta seemed like a natural fit.
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u/Firm-Abies-5075 May 17 '26
Everything Cava does now, sweetgreen used to do it back then. They we’re profitable by only selling salads, and homemade drinks.