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Salad and Go Plans Arizona Return After Bankruptcy and Closure

Following its August bankruptcy and closure of all 70 locations, the Salad and Go drive-thru chain is set to reopen in Arizona, with original co-founder Mike Myers and partners buying the brand and planning initial stores in Gilbert and Mesa.

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Oct 21, 8:08 AM silive.com Salad chain, once thought to be dead, makes comeback
Oct 19, 2:18 PM inc.com A Salad and Go Founder Bought the Brand Back. Now the Comeback Faces 1 Major Hurdle
Oct 19, 8:02 AM thestreet.com Bankrupt drive-thru chain Salad and Go makes comeback
Oct 16, 5:30 AM bizjournals.com East Valley restaurant group partners with Salad and Go co-founder to bring concept back to Arizona
Oct 15, 12:49 PM fox10phoenix.com Return of Salad and Go; election predictions | FOX 10 Talks
Oct 14, 9:27 PM fox10phoenix.com Salad and Go co-founder plans Arizona comeback
Oct 14, 8:50 PM fox10phoenix.com Salad and Go co-founder plans Arizona comeback
Oct 14, 8:50 PM fox10phoenix.com Salad and Go returning to Arizona after August bankruptcy
Oct 14, 1:39 PM phoenixnewtimes.com Salad and Go returns. Here’s what you need to know
Oct 14, 12:51 PM ktar.com Salad and Go is coming back to Arizona as judge OKs sale of 22 more stores
Oct 14, 12:51 PM ktar.com Salad and Go plans Arizona comeback after sale
Oct 14, 12:22 PM azfamily.com Arizona businessowners purchase rights to Salad And Go, vow to reopen locations
Oct 14, 11:54 AM abc15.com Salad & Go moving to reopen some AZ locations after bankruptcy, abrupt closure
Oct 14, 11:50 AM abc15.com Salad & Go founder moves to reopen some Arizona locations after bankruptcy, abrupt closure
Oct 14, 11:31 AM 12news.com Salad & Go to return to Arizona, Valley entrepreneur says