Fayetteville residents have a new place to enjoy the salad box and some delicious and healthy food for some, a black-owned restaurant that offers a unique twist on the salad and more.
In ownership of Rob Baker and Co-Malik Tony Tony Mackel, the salad box and nothing is just about food; This is about creating a welcome place for the community.
This restaurant located in 132 Person St. is beyond the specific salad joint. Their menu consists of fresh, manufactured-to-order salads, but completes a variety of palate with luxurious options such as loaded baked potatoes, wings, shrimp and grits and juicy sandwiches.
Baker said, “Our most popular items are salmon bits and house fries.” “After that there are loaded potatoes, and our salads are popular because we have lots to choose.”
This restaurant located in 132 Person St. is beyond the specific salad joint.
Baker says whether people are craving comfortable food classics or seeking healthy options, their diverse menu provides something to satisfy everyone.
“Our goal is to provide a welcome place for all,” said Baker. “We have deliberately chosen to encourage interaction, connection and laughter to not have television in restaurants, allowing customers to re -connect and enjoy the company with which they are.”
The interior designed by Baker has flowers, greenery and colored platforms, creating a welcome environment.
Baker said, “I had a vision with decoration, to give a creative look with a touch of flowers, grasses, colors and graffiti,” said Baker.
Baker is proud to be part of the historical heritage of Black -owned businesses of Person Street. He reflects the importance of being his restaurant downtown fayetville, a dream that he never thought of possible.
“I am always happy and surprised that I am here,” said Baker. “I have a restaurant in the city of Fieteville, and I never thought I would be able to do anything here.”
This restaurant located in 132 Person St. is beyond the specific salad joint.
Exciting things for the future of the restaurant are in the store. They will expand their early days on Sunday and start selecting alcoholic beverages in their menu.
Baker said, “People can enjoy food and enjoy drinks like Mimosa on Sunday.” “As I said, we have something for everyone.”
The salad box and something more than just a restaurant; It is a place to collect delicious food, taste delicious food and celebrate the heart of Fietville.
“We created a place where it does not matter in which color you are, what breed you are, or nationality; Everyone is welcomed here, “Baker said.
This restaurant located in 132 Person St. is beyond the specific salad joint.
Fayetteville is known for its diverse community and has a variety of black -owned businesses, including restaurants, retail shops and service providers.
Person Street Downtown is one of the areas of Fytville that has been part of the city’s rejuvenation efforts that attract a mixture of businesses that meet a wide range of needs and interests.
Black -owned businesses in Fayetville have been recognized to contribute significantly to the local economy and community.