Molly's Salads

My office has a convenience market on the first floor of my work building at MS. Although the cafeteria is just across the parking lot, sometimes I am too busy to even walkover to grab a bite. Or perhaps there is a huge rain downpour outside and I don't to want to get wet. In those cases, I settle for something in the market.The fridge case at the market are full of sandwiches and salads from Molly's Salads. I haven't visited the Georgetown cafe, but have tried a few of their prepackaged offerings.The salads are wholesome and made with fresh healthy ingredients. They are a little on the small side, but tasty. Particularly the Festive Goat salad which has goat cheese, greens and quinoa. For sandwiches, I recommend the chicken curry sandwich which is served on an artisan potato roll. If you are looking for something more substantial, the sandwiches are a better option compared to the salads.While I prefer to get something in the cafe, the salads and sandwiches from Molly's Salads make for a nice alternative for those hectic days. Good to know that I don't need to settle for mediocre tasting food just for the sake of getting something in my system.

Affordable dining options near UW are often mediocre. Molly's has organic, sustainable food at very affordable prices and Stumptown well-made espresso drinks for less than you'll pay for Tully's on campus. Example prices:$3.50 Peanut butter & jelly sandwich$3.50 Salad with assorted fresh veggies$4.50 Quinoa salad with veggies & lemon-mustard dressingThey also have the usual muffins, croissants, chips, etc. and apples and other snacks. It's not all vegetarian... they have pork, turkey, chicken, etc... but they do have a fair amount of vegetarian and vegan options. There's a handful of outlets and tables big enough for 5 person groups and/or spreading your work out on. Clean, comfy, nice modern design and art. If you're a UW student there's free wireless. I wish I'd discovered this place sooner, but they've got a new regular!

2.5 star.I tried its hot coca and was simply not impressed. Also $3 for small? No thanks. But based on other reviews, it seems like their sandwiches are way better. Perhaps I will come back one day and try its lunch menu.

This review is for the Molly's Salads in the UW Henry Art Gallery.Holy moly this lavender mocha is amazing.

Simply the best coffee on campus. Molly's always does right by us, the gang there is friendly, and it tends to be quieter than many nearby joints.Plus, you get to feel cool, drinking in the art-gallery vibe... and then return to the cave where you spend your days, thinking of when your kidneys will stop hurting so you can get more coffee.I've never had the salads, but I'm die'n to try them.

Delicious kale/orzo salad! As far as lunch goes, this is definitely one of my favorite places on campus. (and it didn't hurt that I had a Chinook Book coupon for 50% off). I am definitely going back to try the yam wrap. A great place to take a visitor if you want to brag about how healthy northwest food can be.Only downside is that there is limited seating and it can be really hard to navigate to a table, especially if you are in a chair, have a walker, etc.

The mountain goat salad I got for $8 was pretty grim. Maybe 7 old pieces of spinach that sat on a bed of very dry quinoa. The dressing was basically pure salt.It's not hard to get a good salad in Seattle but I couldn't finish this salad. Hopefully the compost worms enjoy it more than I did.

Do not go here! There is no restaurant at this location. The address makes no sense for where it is on the map, and the phone number doesn't work. I just walked 20 minutes to get lunch for nothing. Save yourself the same grief.

Absolutely obsessed with the mountain goat salad! It's literally the best gluten free salad I have ever had. I recently have discovered I am gluten intolerant and finding food has been hard, but not with Molly's Salads!!!

Molly's provides fast, fresh items for the cafes that I visit, so I got the vegan wrap at my favorite juice and smoothie bar. Thankfully, I could pick out the tofu chunks because although I like tofu, it doesn't like me. I give it a 4/5 due to the fact that heating the sandwich on the grill made it better, and the wrap could have used a little more flavor, like even a pinch of salt. Nothing crazy. Lastly, is it possible to consider vegan options that aren't soy? Not a gripe, but quite possibly a positive direction in growth potential.