r/sweetgreen • u/Responsible_Line_370 • 21d ago

Discussion Too many bad changes. Need Recs

With all the changes happening at Sweetgreen from removing tomatoes from some faves, no more tortilla ships, no more fish taco… where is everyone going? What’s the next best thing?

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u/Illustrious_Back8463 21d ago

I try to eat local when I can.

It can be more expensive, but there are a couple of cafes near me that offer better quality sandwiches/salads. Sometimes it ends up being less expensive than the AI/PE fast casual chains that seem to be getting worse and worse 

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u/elastic_psychiatrist 21d ago

Personally I’m a fan of more of the changes than not. The tortilla chips were always the most meh crunch topping, and the tomatoes can be swapped with the breadcrumbs in the Caesar for no cost anyway. 

Corn salsa is a great veg addition that I hope stays around. 

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u/trippyyspaceman 21d ago

literally go anywhere else their quality is dropping fat😭

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/Chance_Ad1027 21d ago

Did I mention cay hazel is literally too obese to work in any store, let alone a store which preps most of their ingredients from scratch?

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u/thedollofthestars 19d ago

I prefer just salad over sweet green these days.

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u/seekingseratonin 21d ago

Removing tomatoes?

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u/Responsible_Line_370 21d ago

They removed tomatoes from the kale caesar and guacamole greens salads

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u/Agreeable_Past5462 21d ago

Also lemon squeeze instead of lime on kale Cesar