How can Plum Restaurants improve?>> Plum Restaurants is currently using their website to promote Wildern Design Interactive. I urge you to stop promoting Wildern in this way, as Wildern is a negative influence in the local community, as follows:
Don't let Wildern Design's crunchy (and misleading) use of the "Minority and Women's business" logo fool you, Wildern unfortunately supports gentrification and fascist violence more than they support any kind of healthy relationship with their community. I recently contacted Wildern Design & Interactive with a concern that one of the clients they support and endorse (Portage Bay Cafe) recently had a mob of employees harass, threaten, sexually batter, physically assault, and ultimately attempt to murder-by-police a street photographer near one of their locations in Seattle... (video of this incident is currently circulating on social media) Without exception, all eight of the Wildern employees and owners refused to even dignify my concern with so much as a response. A healthy organization would distance it's self from such a client, but unfortunately the white women who own Wildern evidently will not back down from endorsing this client. If you're a right-wing business owner without a soul who is looking for like-minded white owner-class executives to overcharge you for a Wix or Square Space website with a DEI facade, well then look no further than Wildern Inc.
Martín Acuña
Amazing healthy food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greek Salad
Wennie H.
Popped in to grab two salads. Salads were good but after tax n tip, they came out to be around $17 each. We got the: Take Me on Tour (Kale, romaine, baked tempeh, non-dairy parmesan, fried chickpeas, and grape tomatoes with Caesar dressing) and the Well Aren't You Fancy: (Spinach, arugula, quinoa, figs, pecans, port wine nut cheese, and blackberries with balsamic vinaigrette). The salads were both good, I really liked the Well Aren't You Fancy, the candied pecans were amazing. However, there were no figs in my salad and I got blueberries instead of blackberries. The dairy free cheese was super good too.
Eli G.
5-stars for the food (by admittedly subpar Seattle standards)2-stars for pricing transparency. For a $14 takeaway wrap, I'm looking at $1.40 in a mandatory "service fee" that apparently doesn't offset or reduce the expectation of a tip (which starts at about $2 using the defaults on their payment tablet). And throw in tax.So a fast casual takeaway wrap now starts at about $20? Seriously, please either:1. Raise your prices and eliminate the "service fee"2. Make it clear that you don't need to tip / tips are optional3. Lower your tip expectations if you're also pulling in a service fee.Right now, it's just super awkward.
Jake B.
We ordered Plum Chopped through delivery. Overall it was a pretty solid salad - not mindblowing by any means, but a decent food experience as a whole.
David C.
Affordable. DELICIOUS. Friendly staff. Went for lunch with wife and sat outside. Was great.
Hillary Zhang
Online price is misleading. To get the most basic pre-built bowl, is $18 after tax and minimum offered tip. And get this: no protein ? Imagine paying $18 for a bowl of leaves. You’re better off getting quick “healthy” meal at a poke place or really anywhere else. Waited (only standing) over 12 minutes for my order. This is NOT a “quick” place. I don’t normally leave reviews but want to warn others out there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Quinn V.
Great fast food of salads and sandwiches. Delicious options. You can even build your own salad. Clean. Good service
Wendy B.
Ordered world traveler salad.Asked for a wrap, was handed a bowl.Had spinach instead of romaine. Had no tempeh.Chicken peas were raw instead of fried.Had no parm.Had some dressing but it wasn't Caesar.Wasn't any good but most importantly didn't resemble what I ordered off the menu.
Celeste
Fast and tasty takeout salads. The new San Antonio one is great!
I tried the Black Goddess and it was pretty good. I added some broccoli and red pepper and then some red onion when I got home since it seemed to need a bit of spice and crunch. Seems like a good lunch option and I'll probably be back to try more things.
Tammy L.
We LOVE Plum Chopped! We have been picking up salads for ourselves & friends for years - My fave is Well Aren't You Fancy? - fruit, vegan cheese & nuts on hearty greens. So many great salads - all abundant & delicious! The NEW news is their amazing vegan sandwiches - We've tried four varieties so far. The FAVES - the Portabello Gyro (great flavor, texture & the sauce is omg) and the Braised Ginger Tofu Banh Mi (spicy & herby on nice fresh roll). The Tuna Salad made of chickpeas was yum and basic in the best way possible - a classic. The Curry in a Hurry was pretty good but the curry sauce wasn't a homerun for me. THE CREW at Plum Chopped is top notch, fast & friendly. The restaurant is spotless & modern. Wish they were open weekends.
Zoey Zhao
best salad i've ever tried. please open back soooon!!
ryanz
Literally too many vegan options to choose from. I was traveling alone and really missed out because my wife and I usually split entrees!
How can Plum Restaurants improve?>> Plum Restaurants is currently using their website to promote Wildern Design Interactive. I urge you to stop promoting Wildern in this way, as Wildern is a negative influence in the local community, as follows: Don't let Wildern Design's crunchy (and misleading) use of the "Minority and Women's business" logo fool you, Wildern unfortunately supports gentrification and fascist violence more than they support any kind of healthy relationship with their community. I recently contacted Wildern Design & Interactive with a concern that one of the clients they support and endorse (Portage Bay Cafe) recently had a mob of employees harass, threaten, sexually batter, physically assault, and ultimately attempt to murder-by-police a street photographer near one of their locations in Seattle... (video of this incident is currently circulating on social media) Without exception, all eight of the Wildern employees and owners refused to even dignify my concern with so much as a response. A healthy organization would distance it's self from such a client, but unfortunately the white women who own Wildern evidently will not back down from endorsing this client. If you're a right-wing business owner without a soul who is looking for like-minded white owner-class executives to overcharge you for a Wix or Square Space website with a DEI facade, well then look no further than Wildern Inc.
Amazing healthy food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greek Salad
Popped in to grab two salads. Salads were good but after tax n tip, they came out to be around $17 each. We got the: Take Me on Tour (Kale, romaine, baked tempeh, non-dairy parmesan, fried chickpeas, and grape tomatoes with Caesar dressing) and the Well Aren't You Fancy: (Spinach, arugula, quinoa, figs, pecans, port wine nut cheese, and blackberries with balsamic vinaigrette). The salads were both good, I really liked the Well Aren't You Fancy, the candied pecans were amazing. However, there were no figs in my salad and I got blueberries instead of blackberries. The dairy free cheese was super good too.
5-stars for the food (by admittedly subpar Seattle standards)2-stars for pricing transparency. For a $14 takeaway wrap, I'm looking at $1.40 in a mandatory "service fee" that apparently doesn't offset or reduce the expectation of a tip (which starts at about $2 using the defaults on their payment tablet). And throw in tax.So a fast casual takeaway wrap now starts at about $20? Seriously, please either:1. Raise your prices and eliminate the "service fee"2. Make it clear that you don't need to tip / tips are optional3. Lower your tip expectations if you're also pulling in a service fee.Right now, it's just super awkward.
We ordered Plum Chopped through delivery. Overall it was a pretty solid salad - not mindblowing by any means, but a decent food experience as a whole.
Affordable. DELICIOUS. Friendly staff. Went for lunch with wife and sat outside. Was great.
Online price is misleading. To get the most basic pre-built bowl, is $18 after tax and minimum offered tip. And get this: no protein ? Imagine paying $18 for a bowl of leaves. You’re better off getting quick “healthy” meal at a poke place or really anywhere else. Waited (only standing) over 12 minutes for my order. This is NOT a “quick” place. I don’t normally leave reviews but want to warn others out there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great fast food of salads and sandwiches. Delicious options. You can even build your own salad. Clean. Good service
Ordered world traveler salad.Asked for a wrap, was handed a bowl.Had spinach instead of romaine. Had no tempeh.Chicken peas were raw instead of fried.Had no parm.Had some dressing but it wasn't Caesar.Wasn't any good but most importantly didn't resemble what I ordered off the menu.
Fast and tasty takeout salads. The new San Antonio one is great!
Restaurantji Recommends
Yum, excellent service. Would ease up on sauces
I tried the Black Goddess and it was pretty good. I added some broccoli and red pepper and then some red onion when I got home since it seemed to need a bit of spice and crunch. Seems like a good lunch option and I'll probably be back to try more things.
We LOVE Plum Chopped! We have been picking up salads for ourselves & friends for years - My fave is Well Aren't You Fancy? - fruit, vegan cheese & nuts on hearty greens. So many great salads - all abundant & delicious! The NEW news is their amazing vegan sandwiches - We've tried four varieties so far. The FAVES - the Portabello Gyro (great flavor, texture & the sauce is omg) and the Braised Ginger Tofu Banh Mi (spicy & herby on nice fresh roll). The Tuna Salad made of chickpeas was yum and basic in the best way possible - a classic. The Curry in a Hurry was pretty good but the curry sauce wasn't a homerun for me. THE CREW at Plum Chopped is top notch, fast & friendly. The restaurant is spotless & modern. Wish they were open weekends.
best salad i've ever tried. please open back soooon!!
Literally too many vegan options to choose from. I was traveling alone and really missed out because my wife and I usually split entrees!