Sweetgreen in San Antonio, serves fresh salads, warm bowls, and hearty plates crafted from real, seasonal ingredients. Every dish reflects our belief that fast food can be healthy, sustainable, and made from scratch. We’re building healthier communities by connecting people to real food that’s delicious, convenient, and good for the planet.
Locavore-friendly counter-serve chain specializing in organic salads & bowls.
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Address: 340 E Basse Rd Suite 101, San Antonio, TX 78209
Phone: (726) 600-8391
Website: https://www.sweetgreen.com/locations/quarry-village
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I chose the option of “ build your own bowl “ and I guess I have no talent because I ended up with a pile of expensive garbage.
The guy charged me for all the premium ingredients like Parmesan cheese and mushrooms; yet, neglected to tell me that I could still pick 2 more regular ingredients- toppings.
He didn’t toss the salad. Please see pictures. Instead, he just piled everything on top of each other.
The place is clean and they do offer free water and they didn’t ask for a tip which is surprising and refreshing but I’m never coming back.
I eat salads all the time and this has been one of the worst I’ve ever had.
I recently convinced my husband to join me and he is your typical protein loving man and even he was sold. He orders a custom bowl with white rice, blue cheese, steak and green goddess dressing.
The biggest ick: the temperature mix. I do a custom bowl that has hot and cold components that just don’t vibe together. I end up microwaving the whole thing so it’s all hot, which kind of defeats the point. I wish everything was served warm to begin with.
Also, yeah—I’ve heard people complain about the portion sizes. I just double up on everything to avoid that disappointment, less options but more satisfying. Also, the sweet potatoes I got today are definitely overcooked and burnt.
Overall: decent food, but inconsistent in experience. Not a go-to, but not a never-again either. 3.5 stars
The most glaring issue is the inconsistency in portion sizes. One day you might receive a generous, satisfying plate; the next, you’re left wondering if you accidentally ordered from the kids’ menu. It’s frustrating and frankly unacceptable, especially when prices remain unchanged.
Another major concern is that the ingredients often don’t match what’s listed on the menu. When you order a dish expecting certain flavors and textures, and instead receive something entirely different, it’s not only misleading but also diminishes trust.
Equally troubling is the staff’s demeanor. They seem disengaged and indifferent, as though they’d rather be anywhere else. Hospitality is about making guests feel welcome and valued — here, you feel like an inconvenience rather than a guest.
Here is proof that I actually was there — I always believe in giving fair, firsthand feedback rather than baseless criticism.
Given these ongoing issues, I have decided not to return for at least the next six months. And honestly, if they don’t address these problems, I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up closing their doors altogether.
It’s truly unfortunate to see a once-great restaurant lose its way. I sincerely hope they can find their footing again, but until then, I cannot recommend dining here.