sweetgreen Bewertungen 39

not offering the lady water when she asked is evil, but whats worse is you treated her like scum by making her wait outside when a gentleman offered to buy her food and water from your establishment. Absolutely pathetic.

I think this corporation has to take a look at their employee! Telling a lady, a human being she has to wait outside is absurd! He couldn’t even give her water? She’s a person not trash. If this is how this company operates, I will never go into any of your locations. This employee is a disgrace to human life. I can only hope he gets his what he deserves and that’s fired and never works in any other food industry again! Congratulations he made your establishment famous! Too bad it wasn’t for the good. Do better Sweet Greens!

Hope you get boycotted. Horrible owners.

NO, they made the lady wait outside

That lady cant have a water or eat food that is paid for in your stores then you cant have 5 stars trash food anyways over priced rabbit food

I use them all the time, mostly ordering on the app for delivery. Great customer service when there is an issue, and the product is great.

Nasty HAIR in my salad and they refused to refund or even discuss. Disgusting dirty food!

Really disappointed in their allergen safety claims. In one hand they encourage folks with allergies to come and then in another breath they say they’re not safe. WHICH IS IT?!

My Harvest Bowl was mostly kale with barely any chicken or sweet potato, making it feel like a very expensive side salad. For the premium price they charge, the inconsistent portions and messy assembly just aren't worth the trip anymore.

I've enjoyed Sweetgreen salads for years, but now there is a new ordering system and it sucks. You go into a store and order at a computer. I'd like to just interact with a person, as I did before. It can't be that much more efficient for the workers and it's much less efficient and nice for me.

Also, the "medium" dressing used to be a great amount, but today, my salad had so much dressing on it, I can't even taste anything else. And it's badly mixed too. Not sure if this is bad automation or what, but it's really not something I want. Ordered from the store on Leesburg Pike in Tyson's, VA.

Placed an order online and it moved from Westfield In to Westfield NJ. We tried to contact the location 1 min after so they wouldn't make the order and refund us. We got a email from what was the store 3 mins after saying the system is down due to AWS outage and since then we have been email with the NJ location. We have showed them all email and they aren't willing to refund our office for the $150 order we placed. Its not ok to be running a location without a phone to communicate. We have tried to speak to head office about this and still no communication. We also still order with the company so no one out. Except the location with out a phone and no way to let someone understand not to make the bowls. I feel like if someone wants to contact us about this and make it right would be great.

Title: Lack of Compassion and Accessibility for Sick Customers

I placed an order with Sweetgreen, and after paying, the app informed me my salad would only be ready for pickup at 1:50 PM. I immediately contacted customer service to ask if it could be delivered, and if not, to please issue a refund. I was told the order was already “in progress,” so no refund could be given.

I explained that I am a cancer patient currently undergoing treatment, and I am not physically able to come inside to pick up food. I even suggested using an Uber courier to collect the order, if staff could simply hand it to them outside. Customer service flatly told me no, and that I would need to “call the store directly.” However, they could not provide me a working phone number, and the one listed online only redirects back to the same customer service I had just spoken to.

This left me with no option to access food I paid for, and no compassion shown for my circumstances. For a company that promotes health and wellness, this was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. Accessibility and empathy matter—especially when dealing with customers who are sick or disabled. Sweetgreen needs to do better.

Visited the West Palm Beach, FLA location on a family trip. Picked up our $64 order plus tipped $15. Got home and my miso salmon was missing.
I emailed and texted answering the same questions, giving the same information with boiler plate responses. No resolution.
All of this for a $17 salad...wow

MELTED PLASTICS, and Microplastics in my food. I have tried 4 times now to contact a human customer service person. good luck. this company could care less..WILL NEVER BE BACK and since they don't care I'll continue to post my photos on the web of the melted plastics in my food. Im a very pissed consumer. I thought they were a great company but they aren't.

The Sweetgreens in Southlake Texas is the worst. Received several orders/delliveries that were unsealed and the lid was completely off.

Sweetgreen in Chicago at North and Clyborne has staff that will yell at you if you don't understand the menu and restaurant managers who are even worse. They treat the restaurant like some kind of cheap bbq you'd find on the highway in a small town that they own and is not corporate owned with corporate standards. I guess they think no one is looking and apparently since you can't reach customer service, no one is....

Just watched one of your managers treat a homeless lady worse than a dog when all she was asking for was water. Treat your fellow humans like you'd like to be treated, it honestly made me feel sick the way he dismissed her when she was being completely respectful and someone was buying her food.

I wish I could leave a great review, but unfortunately, my experience with Sweetgreen was nothing short of frustrating.

It all started when I placed a large $400 order online for Tuesday. However, the website kept defaulting back to Monday. Unknowingly, my order went through for the wrong day. Upon realizing this, I immediately started a chat with customer service to simply change the date—but they couldn’t. Instead, I was told I had to cancel and reorder. What would have happened if the order wasn’t available when I tried again? No idea.

I canceled and attempted to reorder, but the site wouldn’t allow me to place another order. Still in the chat, I was then told to go to the store to order in person. So I drove there, waited in line, and asked to place the order for the following day. What happened next completely shocked me.

The employee’s response? "We don’t have paper and pen to take an order." I was floored. I explained that I was sent there because they also can’t take orders over the phone. When I asked for a manager, he came over, and I explained the entire situation again. His solution? He would try the website himself. I thought, Great! Some actual help! But instead, he disappeared for a minute, came back, and told me nothing was wrong with the site—that I’d just have to do it myself. No effort. No assistance.

Please don’t respond with a generic "Sorry for the inconvenience" because it’s clear that no effort was made to help me. With only three people in the store during lunch, I guess they had already made enough money for the day. If this weren’t for my team, I would have walked out and never returned.

I’ve worked in customer service since I was a teenager, and this was a failure on every level. If I could rate this experience zero stars, I would. Sweetgreen, do better!

Solid salads, portions could be larger

I recently went to the sweet green's in the short North in Columbus.And I'm not really a person who likes organic food stuff like that.But I have to admit that was the best Caesar Kale salad.I've ever had in my life so I gotta give SWEETGREENS there props for that.It was very pleasantlysurprisely great all the way around. And the team is very nice and friendly. I loved Madison and Bryon they are always smiling.