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The salad chain that disappeared from Arizona overnight just got bought back for less than the price of a Phoenix starter home. In August, Salad and Go filed for bankruptcy and closed every drive through location. Now the brand itself is coming back. A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of the company name, trademarks and recipes for just one hundred eighty thousand dollars to a company formed by founding chef Daniel Patiño. He is partnering with Mike Myers and Tom Misitano of Hospitality First Concepts. Here is what they bought: • Salad and Go name and trademarks • Original recipes and brand assets • The Gilbert location on Williams Field Road for just one dollar • A Mesa location on Southern Avenue that goes before the judge on October twentieth But the real estate story went in a different direction. Coffee chains won the fight for most of the former drive through sites: • Seven Brew is buying sixty three former Salad and Go locations for one hundred twenty three point five million dollars • Thirty six of those locations are in Arizona • Closing is expected October twenty seventh • Dutch Bros picked up five Valley locations in Phoenix, Chandler, Tempe and Surprise • Swig landed nine Arizona locations So Salad and Go may return, but many of its old corners could soon be serving coffee instead of salads. Would you rather have Salad and Go back on your corner, or another coffee drive through? Drop your answer below and share this with a Valley friend. Comment “FEATURE” below to suggest a local business for me to feature in my next video. Follow your local realtor for new videos every single day, questions DM me! #phoenixaz #saladandgo #sevenbrew #dutchbros #arizonabusiness
The salad chain that disappeared from Arizona overnight just got bought back for less than the price of a Phoenix starter home. In August, Salad and Go filed for bankruptcy and closed every drive through location. Now the brand itself is coming back. A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of the company name, trademarks and recipes for just one hundred eighty thousand dollars to a company formed by founding chef Daniel Patiño. He is partnering with Mike Myers and Tom Misitano of Hospitality First Concepts. Here is what they bought: • Salad and Go name and trademarks • Original recipes and brand assets • The Gilbert location on Williams Field Road for just one dollar • A Mesa location on Southern Avenue that goes before the judge on October twentieth But the real estate story went in a different direction. Coffee chains won the fight for most of the former drive through sites: • Seven Brew is buying sixty three former Salad and Go locations for one hundred twenty three point five million dollars • Thirty six of those locations are in Arizona • Closing is expected October twenty seventh • Dutch Bros picked up five Valley locations in Phoenix, Chandler, Tempe and Surprise • Swig landed nine Arizona locations So Salad and Go may return, but many of its old corners could soon be serving coffee instead of salads. Would you rather have Salad and Go back on your corner, or another coffee drive through? Drop your answer below and share this with a Valley friend. Comment “FEATURE” below to suggest a local business for me to feature in my next video. Follow your local realtor for new videos every single day, questions DM me! #phoenixaz #saladandgo #sevenbrew #dutchbros #arizonabusiness

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