
At Urban Sprout in Hapeville, we believe delicious, wholesome eats shouldn’t take a back seat to convenience. That’s why we offer fast-casual fresh bowls, crisp salads, flavorful wraps, and bold seasonal specials made in-house from scratch. Located just south of downtown Atlanta at 876 Virginia Ave – Suite B, our goal is simple: bring you high-quality ingredients, vibrant flavors and a welcoming space to eat well and feel good. Whether you’re stopping by on your lunch break, picking up dinner, or grabbing a bite with friends, Urban Sprout is where clean meets convenient. Visit us Monday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and experience how good eating can be.
Hours
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 876 Virginia Ave ste B, Hapeville, GA 30354
Phone: (404) 777-0245
Website: https://www.urbansproutga.com/
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
When I arrived, the aesthetic was noticeably different from the video. I initially blamed it on the rainy weather, but once I walked inside, the atmosphere felt bland and unwelcoming. I wasn’t greeted at all—just approached by a staff member who immediately began taking my order.
First red flag: nearly half of the salad bar items were either out of stock or needed to be replenished. Several containers had ingredients mixed together, which raised concerns about cross-contamination. This was especially disappointing because the video that inspired my visit showcased a wide variety of fresh options—none of which were properly available that day.
Second red flag: the employee preparing my salad only wore a glove on one hand. When I asked for cucumbers, I noticed that her ungloved hand—with her fingernail inside my bowl—hovered over the ingredients. She then attempted to grab cucumbers with that same ungloved hand. When I pointed this out, she looked startled and immediately defensive. Although she insisted she hadn’t touched the cucumbers, her reaction made me uncomfortable and doubtful.
I continued the order because I had already waited, but the experience kept declining. When I reached the protein station, another staff member asked what dressing and protein I wanted. I chose lemon vinaigrette and salmon, and they chopped the salad and sent it to the cashier.
Third red flag: my salad was placed in a flimsy plastic bag, and the container was sitting upright instead of flat. The cashier had to adjust it before handing it to me. For a $17 salad, this level of care was unacceptable.
There was no “thank you,” no apology, and no goodbye. I left feeling discouraged, disappointed, and honestly cheated. I threw the salad away and moved on.
Needless to say, I will not be returning.
What I love most is how they layer flavors: the greens are always fresh, the toppings are generous, and the dressings taste homemade with that perfect tang. You can tell they prioritize quality and creativity. It’s the kind of salad that actually fills you up and makes you feel good afterward.
The vibe inside is warm and welcoming, and the staff treats you like they’re genuinely happy you stopped by. Whether you’re grabbing something quick or sitting down to enjoy a healthy meal, Urban Sprout delivers every time.
If you’re anywhere near Hapeville and want a salad that hits every time, this is the place. Five stars without hesitation.
Note to the owners, we are a small knit community and we will get your business up outta here quickly if it doesn’t provide a good experience. We got the last two spots outta here and this restaurant will be no different. Good luck.
I came here around 5:20p on a Sunday. When I pulled up I saw an older woman mopping and two young adults on their phones. They looked closed, I asked the mopper and she said they were. I looked at the time and saw at that point it was 5:25p.
I start recording and the mopper moves immediately out of view.
I go to the door, it’s locked and young adult one was scrolling her phone and sitting then started speaking to young adult two.
All of the food is covered. There is no explanation as to why the restaurant is closed almost 40 mins ahead of the time on the door. I drove 30 mins and opted to come here but I’ll just go a little further to SALATA instead because they bit their entire business model anyway (down to the placards/labels for the food items).
I did try this establishment before. They opening crew didn’t open on time, but did open the door and serve us. I try to support small (and minority owned; presumably) businesses, but it’s stuff like this that turns people away.
The other two workers were literally just sitting down in front of the covered foods on their phones unbothered. Mopper had an attitude from the jump. I wouldn’t send a rat in there and certainly wouldn’t put anymore money into an establishment that clearly doesn’t want it. The owner should shut down if he or she can place people to properly run the restaurant.