Fresh&Co

The food is good but nothing special. Fresh&co is on the pricier side of fast casual.

I’d been to the fresh & co just a few blocks uptown from this location a couple weeks ago and loved the Tex mex bowl so I was excited to have it again at this location. When the server first put only two ingredients into the salad I was wondering if she got the right recipe and asked if this was the quinoa bowl and she said yes and said I had to give it to the station (literally right next to her) and hand it to the other girl. I proceeded to do so and when I asked for butternut squash added the other server looked like I was crazy and asked if I still wanted the avocado on it and I said yes. Upon opening my salad, I discovered that instead of kale it was just regular greens and there was no pico de gallo or dressing and the whole thing tasted kind of weird and flavorless except for the butternut squash. Very disappointed and was not nearly worth $ 10. What a let down after having it the first time at the other location.

Great new addition to Manhattan. It is a combination of a Europa, Chipotle and Noodles & Co. I personally love the fact that they serve food with integrity. Hormone/​Antibiotic free meat, quinoa, brown rice, vegetarian and vegan options, etc.
The service was tremendously friendly, helpful and excited about their food! I tried a tex-​mex bowl. It had kale, quinoa, corn, red beans, green onions all tossed in a chipotle vinaigrette. It was full of flavor and there was PLENTY of food. It was enough for two meals. It was just over $ 11 because I added chicken but for the amount of food… totally worth it!
They serve pizzas, salads, soups, etc. It was quick and easy. Highly recommend.

I loved the coconut-​just stick the straw in the soft spot and sip-​so delicious.
Clean, fresh, bright atmosphere. Warm welcoming faces. I ordered the crispy mozzarella chicken w/​basil. Everything was delicious.

After craving a salad all week I finally found time to visit fresh & co because they have the best dressings and they make some damn good salads. My mistake because after ordering a santa fe salad, not even half way thru my salad i found a piece of GLOVE mixed in. Of course I was offered another salad among other things but I just asked for a refund and left. Very disappointing coming from fresh & co, their salads are usually very fresh.

Great lunch stop. Selected my own super food salad. Filling and delicious. People super nice and friendly. Highly recommend.

Quick, healthy, inexpensive, clean, friendly staff… we’re coming back everyday for breakfast on this vacay!

It was open in the neighborhood for a while now and I wanted a salad but didn’t want to walk all the way to chopped on 44^th, so I decided to give this spot a try.
Man oh man, I was not disappointed. It has become my new favorite lunch spot because their salads are delicious. I feel like the salads are a little cheaper than the usual. I get the Santa Fe salad that has avocados and free range chicken for just 10.79!
They’re also super fast and efficient. For once grabbing a salad and trying to be healthy isn’t draining my lunch hour.
They also carry soups, hot salad bowls, and other nutritious snacks!

This place truly deserves 5 stars, Excellent Service by the super friendly staff and the owner, especially the owner and staff Twiggy, I stop by this place every morning, to pick up my break fast, and frequently visit this place for my lunch, the food here is Healthy, Clean and tasty, myself despite being a vegetarian I find plenty of options compared to other places.
The rates are little high, but Once again it Manhattan so you know that’s coming.

Fast, friendly, and relatively nutritious food at much better prices than some of the other restaurants in the area. We ate here for breakfast two mornings in a row while we were visiting. They do tout that they use sustainable and local foods for the most part, which helps to stroke your «green» side.

A Fresh & Co has finally opened in this part of Midtown East (46^th/​Lexington)! Catering mostly to a lunch crowd, there are several options for health conscious eaters including soups, sandwiches, and my personal favorite — hot quinoa bowls. Ordering a quinoa bowl can be confusing but you can get through by initially finding the right line and following multiple employees’ directions for what to do next. First, you order the quinoa bowl at the salad station. there are a few options with predetermined toppings/​sauce. Then, you move towards the payment counter to the next station (this is where I got confused) where someone cooks your ingredients with the option of quinoa or rice. Lastly, you pay at the end of the counter. Fresh & Co accepts LevelUp so make sure to use that to take advantage of the first-​time customer credit and reward system.
I tried the Thai quinoa bowl with turkey. There wasn’t much meat and the turkey was ground (is that a thing?) so I initially couldn’t distinguish the turkey from the quinoa. My friend and I did a few taste tests and finally decided that the small brown bits were turkey. There isn’t much seating available but since this is a lunch spot next to many offices, there are usually a few tables open. The tables have a nice plant decoration touch.

Fresh&Co is an NYC based chain serving «fast casual» food with a fresh, sustainable, and local spin. Compared to most fast casual chains, Fresh&Co is superior for many vegan and vegetarian friendly options and healthy «fad food» like kale, chia, quinoa, tofu, matcha, and other items your spell check isn’t familiar with. This particular location fills a hole in the company map, covering a nice section of Midtown East. The location is bright, shiny, clean, and staffed by really friendly and helpful people. There are only fourteen seats, making this a good grab and go location rather than a meet me here option. The store is a bit narrow — as you enter, registers are on your right, the condiments and utensils to your left. There is a grab and go cold case of salads, white bread sandwiches, fruit, and drinks to the left. To the right, there is a hot quinoa bowl station, the salad station, the soups, and lastly the hot sandwiches. The salads tend to have the longest lines.
Service is friendly, quick to ask and answer questions, and are cheerful even among the mean cubicle drones that frequent their lines. Prices are affordable for Midtown, with almost every item on the menu under $ 10.
Food is overall A-​Ok/​good considering the price point. I particularly like the tex-​mex chicken quinoa bowl, the mushroom soup, the side fall quinoa and squash salad, fruit salads, and the hot sandwiches. I’m not a fan of the cold grab&go sandwiches because I don’t think their bread holds up well. They also do breakfast here, which is a nice touch. They also offer coffee and tea and mini cookies and treats. I like that their food is low on fillers and preservatives (like cornstarch, flour, excess salt, excess onion or potato) and they have excellent ingredient quality. Food does not tend to be over-​sauced, which makes this a good healthy and clean kind of lunch.
Best of luck on your new location!