Fit Eats

I’ve been purchasing FitEats pretty regularly for a couple months now and continue to be impressed with them. I’ve had some minor issues with the food here and there, and they were always great about listening to me and fixing the issues professionally.
It’s healthy, pre-​made food, so factually you are going to sacrifice some flavors that you might be used to and some freshness vs food that is prepared right then. It’s basically like having super healthy leftovers. If you’re cool with that, FitEats might be great for you.
Over the last month and a half, I’ve been getting almost all of my Monday-​Friday breakfast and lunches delivered (and some dinners). It was mostly for the convenience of not having to plan meals, shop, cook, clean, etc., but I actually came out of the holiday season having lost 8 – 10 lbs. I was shocked because I was eating whatever I wanted for most dinners and on the weekend, not to mention the usual holiday stuff, and I was definitely not exercising as much as I should have been (unless you counting clicking «Next» on Netflix as good cardio).
Aside from losing some weight and having less stress with what to bring to work to eat, it also kept me from buying stuff that would have taken up room and then rotted in my fridge. Even though $ 7 – 10 seems like a lot per meal, I don’t think I’ve actually spent more on food overall.
I usually order the Mon-​Wed-​Fri delivery to my house for my meals, but it is nice to be able to stop into the store if I forget or need something extra.

Picked up my first order last week and I was not really impressed. I will list the things I ordered and the review: teriyaki tofu was terrible and mushy, roasted yams were covered with too much pepper. Bean burger was edible and tasty. Thai tofu was alright, the tofu was not fried or baked, just lopped on. Egg casserole, had zero flavor. Cilantro rice had NO cilantro. I e-​mailed the company to ask if it was a mistake and they told me the cilantro rice is cooked in a liquid cilantro flavoring. That was the strangest thing, despite that it did not taste like any flavoring at all.
Not sure I can waste my money on this again. I love the concept and wish there were more companies that provided this service. I am more vegetarian/​plant-​based so this might not be a great option for me. You can’t just throw cheese on my food and call it tasty.

My hairdresser told me about Fit Eats. I like the idea because I am a good cook but it takes time and I need help with portion control. I need to drop a few of my summer vacation pounds. I came home and ordered a few meals to be delivered to Folsom. I was worried it would be some tiny portion and I would eat it and still be hungry. The meals are so yummy and so filling. My husband is ‘6 3″ and he is totally full from one of their meals. Its cheaper than take out to have healthy meals delivered to my door in Folsom. I LOVE IT!!! Its more expensive by far than cooking but its so good and covenant its way worth it. Fit Eats makes it easy, filling and yummy to stay under 1400 calories a day. YEA!!!

I have been a customer of FitEats for over a year. I have turned my family, friends and clients to them. They offer breakfast, lunch, dinner, pressed juices and desserts all of which are healthy and delicious. They offer delivery three times a week. They recently opened a store front in Downtown Sacramento and will have locked down a new location for a store front in Roseville.
If you place an order for delivery, they pack your meals in a cooler with ice pack. I love the convenience of walking up early in the morning and seeing my meals for the day at my door step.
I’m pretty busy with school, work, meeting with my clients, working out and family. FitEats has made my life easier.

Want an easy-​to-​make, fresh and healthy meal? Head over to Fit Eats for your next ‘I don’t want to deal with making food’ moment.
You can come by anytime they are open to find a wide variety of breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Some need reheating at home, others are meant to be eaten fresh. Very clean, well lit space with easy to read labels/​prices and see-​through lids on everything. Staff are super helpful, can do meal planning etc., but will leave you alone to browse if desired.
I love the meatloaf, it is turkey I think and quite flavorful with a nice sauce. It comes with cauliflower mashed potatoes and green beans. I find it needs more salt for my taste, and bead, but that makes it less healthy. They could cook the beans a but more, can be hard. Haven’t yet tried the others, loaf is just too good. I wish they sold whole loafs so I could add sides from my garden.
Head over to Fit Eats for a tasty, well-​balanced, healthy meal to-​go at a very reasonable price.

I was really excited to eat my burrito, but when I opened it up, the salad was literally fury with mold. I checked to ensure it was not out of date and it was not. This was a complete waste of my money.

I typically don’t go out of my way to review, but this place was so disappointing, I just had to.
I’ve lost over 150 lbs and counting and I’m accustomed to the healthiest of healthy and clean foods. This place gave me the lowest quality meal I have ever eaten, for a HIGH price, too!
I tried a few different meals: turkey meat nachos variation, balsamic chicken dinner, and a breakfast scramble (feta and broccoli I believe).
$ 8 – 10 per meal
the food was NOT fresh.
The eggs were liquidy as if they had been sitting there for a while.
Small portion size and poor taste: the cost was absurd.
Let’s get to the $ 9.49 «nachos»
They use ground turkey meat which I weighed out myself: Less than 4 ounces
(I know meal prep businesses that charge $ 8 per meal and give 6 ounces of lean meats).
Fit Eats made their «nachos» spicy which is great but they use pickled jalapeños, and possibly poured extra vinegar from their jalapeño container onto all of the nachos.
There was a flavor and stench of vinegar throughout.
The meat was sparse and dry.
They put chips into the other division of the container, so naturally, they were incredibly soggy– not even stale… these chips were wet, so that was a major failure.
The salsa was generic, but it turned out to be the best part.
Overall rating, if I could give zero stars, I would. Crap quality, cheap ingredient usage, for a high price.
Think I’m just being mean? Check out other businesses prices compared to quality:
OnPoint Nutrition of Sacramento
Meat Up
Fork Lifter Food

Fit eats is oh so practical and convenient for folks like me who keep extremely busy during the week and want healthy meal options at the ready.
This location is a few blocks from my street, I mean, how awesome is that? They also have a delivery service that I thankfully will never have to use.
So far, I’ve yet to be disappointed by the options that I’ve tried: turkey mac n cheese, various wraps, delicious salads, and quesadillas. I also appreciate that these are tailored to help calorie counters, yet at the same time are tasty and filling.
Yes, it’s expensive, but also worth it. Look for 50% off stickers! That’s about all I go for usually unless I have a hankering for something specific. Those are usually on the last day of their sell by dates, which does NOT mean they are expired. It just means it should be eaten within a few days of its purchase.

I often have to eat in my car and am the epitome of poor nutrition but have little time to work out or learn the ins and outs of proper nutrition. I grab whatever is easy and quick and eat it and have only very simple aforementioned nutrition knowledge.
Fit eats i figured would be perfect for me. It’s convenient and parking is easier than anywhere else in downtown, the location is great. The facility is clean and inviting, the staff is helpful and friendly. I picked out a meal in seconds. Everything is delicious and healthy and despite the need to microwave it, it looks tastes and smells fresh. I felt good the whole day. I think it’s probably the healthiest thing I’ve ever eaten. Price point is great. For food like that you’d usually pay 20 $ at least it was less than half that. Godsend for sure.

I went in yesterday excited to try this place. I heard that they had very healthy options so I was eager to go see what they were all about. I got in there and the place was clean and big. I was expecting the type of place where you go in and place your order and they make the food fresh in front of you, which is always most healthy way to have it.
The place looked clean and there were two people up front talking. I was less then pleased to see that there were two refrigerators off to the side of the building and I learned that all of there food for the day was already per made and delivered from their other location on Keifer blvd and that I would have to grab what I wanted out of the fridge, only to reheat it myself in a conventional oven. I would view this as a somewhat more health option to a T. V dinner. If there is one thing that I have learned from over the years, it is that re heating a product only kills the enzymes that are in the food that are needed for digestion.
It was a complete turn off to me to see that all of the food was marked with 50% off labels. I feel that this will actually devalue whatever products that they have to offer, and it also led me to wonder how long the product was sitting on the shelf.
I feel that this is more of a convenient food for people on the go, but I was extremely disappointing with the whole reheating thing. If I wanted something pre prepped, I would save my money and go to whole foods. Just the thought of it killed my appetite for this place.

I am a fan. I didn’t think I would be, I usually cringe at the words healthy and food used together. When asked if I want the non fat, low fat, or sugar free options I shake my head. Why bother eating it if it’s not going to taste half as good. So when a friend mentioned this place that delivered healthy foods to your door months ago, I was skeptical.
I never did try it then, but when it opened around the corner and I was told by my cousin they were offering a free meal voucher for their grand opening I was like «eh, I’ll try it for free». I didn’t expect much since it was microwaveable healthy food.
I did the surf and turf, which had shrimp, steak, brussel sprouts, and mashed cauliflower and potatoes. I opted for the large size that cost a few extra dollars, so it came out the $ 3 after my voucher that gave me $ 8.99 off. Not bad. I heated up the food per directions and tasted it. It was a little bland for me, but after a liberal amount of salt added (I’m a bit of a salt fiend), it was quite tasty. The cauliflower and potato mash worked really well as a healthier substitute for mashed potatoes. The shrimp in particular was really good, not over cooked at all and nicely seasoned (so much better than any frozen shrimp entrée you find in the freezer section). I felt like I was eating a pretty well balanced meal that was only 365 calories and I was stuffed, I probably should have done the regular size. I ended up getting the surf and turf again a few days later and ate half of the large as a light meal, and got two light meals out of it, add a piece of fruit or a slice of cake and it’s a nice little meal.
Since then I’ve gotten the chili pasta and nachos. Both really good. Chili and pasta don’t sound like they mix all that well, but it worked. It had a nice spice and was really filling. The chip part of the nachos got a little soggy, so instead of eating it like nachos I just mixed them in with the dish when heating it.
The only issue I have with this place is the price, it’s kind of expensive for food that is not made to order. I’ve been trying to watch my calorie intake so this place is great for that, but it’s hard paying $ 9-​$ 11 for something that you microwave when you could go get a made to order salad at Prontos or Jack’s across the street or a few blocks away for the same price. The concept is great (healthy and convenient meals), but I feel like the prices make more sense for food that’s delivered directly to you, but for food that’s picked up at the store it would be nice if prices were a few dollars less, like $ 6-​$ 8 for meals (especially since there are so many food options in the immediate area).

I come here when I want a clean and healthy meal! Items I have tried:
Breakfast: banana nut bread– very moist and tasty. Comes with a little side of egg whites and spinach.
Lunch: shredded BBQ wrap on a wheat tortilla– pretty good, but literally a quarter sized wrap with a side of carrots and dip.
Portions are very small, but if your counting calories and trying to eat healthy, this place is very convenient. You can even heat up your items there if you want to eat in.

This place is pretty cool. Nestled between O & N streets on 16^th street. You walk in and its a very vibrant green color on the wall. There are refrigerators in the wall there labeled for Breakfast Lunch & Dinner.
I had grabbed the Teriyaki Chicken Noodle Bowl. They make a regular size and a large size an there is a $ 2 difference from what I overheard for ¹⁄₃ more food for $ 2 more basically.
They have a pretty good selection of different foods to tempt the taste buds.
The chicken was moist and well flavored. But the noodles were ok. I think they were dry from the reheat process. But I also felt they could have used a touch of sauce. The mushrooms and asparagus were yummy as well.
This is a great spot if you’re trying to eat healthy and say if u forgot your lunch. Excellent choice and not to mention the nice walk to get there.
The lunch filled me up for sure but didn’t give me that sleepy feeling because I ate too heavy.
They also have food delivery.
BUT I like they have ready to go food for us «once-​in-​a while-​ers»

I am a super fan! After a week of these meals, my dad and I are both impressed with these clean meal choices.
We both were in search of meals to help us in our weight loss process, but also fresh choices that satisfied. Fit Eats provides convenient choices to help us on our healthier us journey. The meals are accurately proportioned, cut out all meal prep time completely and are packed full of protein and good nutrients. Don’t let the size of the meals fool you! Our standard over sized meals don’t provide nearly half the amount of nutrients that Fit Eats meals do. Not only do I remain sufficiently full after my meals (with the exception of the salad I tried), I don’t feel a heaviness in my stomach that is accompanied with heavy and processed foods. I feel satisfied, I feel energized and I feel really excited to have put my body on the right track.
When reading the ingredients in the meals, you know what you’re getting. The ingredients are simple, basic, and free from weird preservatives or funky food colorings. They use all organic, locally grown ingredients.
Most of the foods are really outstanding. Some just weren’t to my liking because of my taste buds, but nothing due to the meal itself being less than. Honestly, it’s just trial and error. My favorites have been the turkey lasagna & the turkey wrap. Both are packed full of lean turkey and veggies. I also REALLY enjoyed the breakfast sandwich with a side of banana Greek yogurt. Those alone I could eat almost every day. I’m about to try the chicken parmesan for dinner tonight and I’m excited to try it!
Aside from all the great things I’ve already mentioned, I get free delivery. If you order over $ 25 worth of food, and live within their mapped region, it’s FREE! I live a little far from their home base and it’s still free! Did I mention free?! It’s like Christmas when it’s delivered. I go to sleep and waiting on my front porch when I wake are my tasty meals. Just so you know, you do need to order your food before noon the day before the delivery or you won’t get it in time. Also, because they only deliver on M/​W/​F, if you’re ordering for a full week, it takes a little extra time to plan it out.
I’m so thrilled to have this as a go-​to choice. Thank you for giving me such great food choices, Fit Eats!

Obsessed!
I am one of those people who spends a bunch of money on healthy groceries and then comes home from work too tired to cook. My fruits and vegetables always go bad before I have a chance to use them all. So, when a coworker told me about this site– I had to try it.
It’s fantastic. It’s convenient, a huge time saver, reasonably priced, easy ordering, early delivery times AND really good food! There are a few items that I wasn’t a huge fan of but overall most of the food is extremely tasty! I am loving it!

I just had Fit Eats for the first time today and I’m in love. It’s the perfect option for when you don’t want to cook but you don’t want all the unhealthy crap that comes with take-​out food.
It is 10 000% more filling and tastes way better than a grocery store frozen meal. You know exactly what’s in everything, because every container has a nutrition label, ingredient list, and even weight watchers points.
You basically walk in and there are fridges lined up full of meals to pick from, you don’t have to pre-​order or wait for them to make anything.
The food is fresh and healthy but still really satisfying. They also have a delivery option, but I haven’t tried that yet. I work around the corner, so it’s very easy for me to pop in and grab something for lunch, without having to use my lunch hour waiting on take-​out food somewhere else. I really love the whole concept, and I will definitely be back.

Yesterday I came here for the first time. I was in a really big hurry and wanted to get in and get out & be on my way. I grabbed a salad, and as I was doing that one of the people there suggested I get one of the 50% off salads if I was going to eat it right away. I was in such a hurry I didn’t even see the 50% off so I thanked him, paid and left.
When I go to my car and opened my salad I was VERY disappointed. There was literally 6 leaves of kale. I got the kale & goat cheese salad with chicken. While I was not happy with the lack of kale (my salad looked nothing like the pictures they show) I do have to say it was a very good salad. I am super picky when it comes to chicken and I did like the chicken that came with this salad. I paid $ 4.50 (half off). I would have been pissed if I paid full price for this. I can’t imagine paying $ 9 for what I got (see picture).
I do love this idea, and I LOVE that someone is bringing healthy quick options. I will check them out again, because I want to see their other options. However, I may just end up going to Jack’s and ordering a salad there… super quick, huge salads for about the same price. Obviously they need to make a profit. They do have locally grown foods, which is awesome and I know it costs more but I still can’t get over paying $ 9 for my tiny salad.
Next time I got to Fit Eats, hopefully I can update my review with a few more stars.

I was super excited for this place to open because I’ve been stalking their website and a few people I know have raved about it.
I walked over from work last week to check it out since they were having a promotional deal of buy 2 get one free. I purchased the breakfast fit-​ritto (see photo), the corned beef hash and yams, and the terriyaki noodle bowl with chicken.
I’ll start with what I liked.
I like the fact that I can conveniently walk over here from work and pick out a cheat meal for my meal plan since I’m currently training for a marathon and various other activities. I also like the fact that the ingredients and nutrition labels are clear. If you are counting calories or macros — this is great. Customer service in store seems nice too.
The Chicken Terriyaki noodle bowl was the best one out of the three i purchased. Great flavor and it was brown rice noodles. Low cal and a sufficient amount of carbs for me.
Downside… I didn’t like the corned beef hash and eggs it was unflavorful. I usually make this dish at home and I can get just the same amount of calories, but with a bang of flavor. I won’t be repurchasing this one.
The bigger upset was the breakfast fit-​ritto. Originally, I had gotten all three choices because I’m allergic to dairy. And all three options were dairy free. or so I thought. On saturday morning I warmed up my breakfast ritto and noticed the oven was dripping something. Before I even took a bite, I noticed the cheese. Good thing I didnt even eat it because I could’ve swelled up like a balloon. I had to double check the label and no where on the label does it say cheese. I called the store and the person who answered the phone double checked the label for me and confirmed no cheese. Yet my burrito had cheese? And he didn’t seem to know any of answers to any of my questions. He was nice and took down my number and told me he would call me back when the owner got back to him about the burrito.
Well … no one called me back. No one answered my questions. And I’m left with a burrito with cheese in it that I can’t eat. Oh and no breakfast on a Saturday. :(
This is a huge failure because if it wasn’t suppose to have cheese I clearly got the wrong order. And if it is suppose to have cheese the label is clearly wrong for people like me who have allergies. This could’ve ended up way worse.
I mean at least call a customer back especially if their allergic. That’s customer service. If you want to have it fixed, ensure the burrito was in fact mis labeled, maybe even an apology?
I probably won’t be back tho… there seems to be a few more tweeks that need to made before sales go off the wall for them. Please fix your labels. Please indicate allergies. And please call your customers back when you say you will.
I’m editing this review (3÷24÷14):
Only because the owner called me back and has tried to reach me multiple times due to the mistake. And when I mean multiple — he has tried to call me at least 6 times. This is true customer service. They’ve fixed it and apologized. That’s all I really wanted and that proves that they do in fact care about their customers. I appreciate the apology and acknowledgement on what happened.

Very convenient and much better than frozen, processed meals from the grocery store. As a single person, I would often spend more to cook my own food and then end up throwing half of it away. With Fiteats the portions are perfect and they help me eat healthy.
Customer service is also fantastic. I will recommend this service to friends.

Great concept. Fit Eats originated as a meal service and this is their first retail location.
All food is prepared at their other location and shipped to their downtown store. Everything is refrigerated and there is a microwave to heat it up.
They don’t have a vegetarian option except for some breakfast items but they said they’re expanding it. The menu varies every week.
Ingredients, calories and nutritional content are displayed on every item. Perfect for those trying to lose weight and/​or those looking to eat healthy.
Most lunch and dinner items are $ 9+. Kind of pricey considering it’s not made to order and you have to heat it up yourself but very convenient if you’re looking for a quick meal or for something to get now and eat later. It’s great to have these already in my fridge after a workout when I don’t want to dine out when I’m all sweaty and don’t have time to cook a meal.