Green Room Salad Bar

First of all, this Shop is consistent with tasty and different soups. Today was chilly in downtown Detroit. I wanted non boxed REAL flavor soup Answer is always Green RoomI wanted to try the Italian Wedding soup yet, I wanted to have the Turkey Kale Vegetable soup. So I purchased both 1 for me 1 for my husband. We were both extremely pleased with flavor and texture

Green Room has been my go to salad bar for a few years. When I say go to I mean I went there weekly to make my own custom salad. I was part of the "salad club" & was the recipient of many nearly free salads from my patronage of this establishment. Unfortunately lately the quality is DOWN, the lettuce is always wet & wilted, my dressing is hit or miss & I have had to throw more than 1 salad away recently. I chatted with a few co-workers who used to also love Green Room & they too feel the same way. Most of us have ditched Green Room for the very fresh salad bar @ Plum Market. Although we pay more we know the ingredients are fresh & always replenished. Please do better Green Room if you want your regulars to return.

I love the Green Room. Who doesn't love a salad bar? Lots of fresh toppings and I don't have to leave the Guardian Building on rainy days. So convenient! They have a ton of rotating soups and they're delicious. I had the artichoke lemon rice yesterday, which is vegan, and it was so so good. I could eat this soup every day. Light, lemony, savory and satisfying. The staff is friendly and helpful and if you go in before noon, you can get lunch in under 5 minutes.

Cusabi dressing! Even better than it sounds.I've been to Greenroom Salads a bunch since my last review. They offer a consistently fresh and inventive DIY salad bar. Add a list of fresh soups, always including vegetarian options, and you've got yourself a lunch-time winner.I might need to consider adding a star...

I was turned on to this place by some co-workers when I started working in the area. Now I pick up lunch here 2 or 3 days per week. Fresh salads with a huge selection of vegetables and other toppings. Their soups are amazing - huge variety, unique flavors...and they are all great. The guys working here are also super friendly!

My first time but I will be a serial repeaters. Arrived a bit before the crowd, so the line had not yet gone outside the door. Very good selection of greens and 'fixings', as well as dressings. The croutons are very good, too. Only improvement would be to trim the ends of the spinach leaves off. As it is they serve as whip antennas to fling dressing around.Take out only; pay by the pound ...

I paid a visit today based on the reviews here on Yelp. This is a nice place to visit for a quick salad or soup to take with you. Very good and reasonable pricing. Check it out.

This place is a great little spot to stop in to build your own salad during the week!Especially because it's easy to get sick of some of the usual lunch spots by the office - they have a pretty great soup selection, and tons of options to customize the salad of your dreams. Prices are based on the weight of your salad.

On my first few visits to Motown, I used to think the city that is ham eater's heaven was also vegetarian hell. My pescetarian traveling companion settled into a monotonous diet of perch and baked potatoes. It didn't seem too bad until her skin started turning color.I wish I had found this place sooner. The salad bar is the centerpiece here, and it's pretty wicked. There are enough options to create a unique and varied salad, if only there were more time! The sign at the start of the line states something like, "we realize it takes time to achieve perfection, but please be mindful of the other artists in line who are waiting to create their own masterpiece."My head spinning with option paralysis, I stepped outside for some air and a chance to formulate a plan. Returning, I piled on toppings like wasabi peas, walnuts, ham, bleu cheese, cranberries, and Canadian bacon, burying a few greens in a sea of flavor and creating an omnivore salad.Aside from the salad, they also got all kinds of soup. I think there were six choices. I made the wrong choice. The Southwest Chicken soup tasted vaguely Chinese, vaguely like Chef Boyardee (TM). American Chop Suey?

The Greenroom is tucked back on the side of the Ford Building between a parking lot and Jimmy John's. If you're not looking for it, you might not know it's even there. They're only open for lunch, but this is one of my favorite places. Detroit has a number of salad bars available in various cafeterias, but none of them have the selection this place does. They have four kinds lettuce - romaine, ice burg, field greens, and spinach, four kinds of cheese, and so many fresh vegetables along with meats, cottage cheese, and pasta salads. You can make a very healthy salad, or a not very healthy one easily here. The homemade soup is another good reason to come here. The turkey chili is always popular, but I love that they have some more unique flavors - like the carrot soup I had on my very first trip! There's usually at least one vegetarian friendly selection too. The best part is that they'll let you try it before committing your lunch to something you might not like.Finally, the sandwiches. Greenroom is associated with Lunchbox Deli, an excellent sandwich shop in Grosse Pointe. They have a selection of pre-made lunch box sandwiches in their case, or you can request one the day before and they'll bring you exactly what you want. I'm here at least 3 days a week. The fresh vegetables, friendly staff, and buy 12 get 1 free punch card keep me coming back!