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07/10/2025
Our mission at The Salad Project has always been salad made better. But “better” isn’t a finish line, it’s a process. That’s why we created The Lab - a space to experiment, taste, and shape what’s next on our menu, together with you.
It all starts at Mansion House tomorrow.
Join the experiment - swipe to discover your role at The Lab.
19/09/2025
Something new is dropping very soon - because who says you can’t have more than one best bad habit?
16/09/2025
Creative, curated and simple. Stop by our new space in Victoria at 85 Buckingham Palace Road.
10/09/2025
We’re serving up ‘Food for Thought’ and plenty more in Issue One of the SP brand magazine.
Spotted a copy in-store? Grab one, it’s yours to take.
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10/09/2025
We’re serving up ‘Food for Thought’ and plenty more in Issue One of the SP brand magazine. Spotted a copy in-store? Grab one, it’s yours to take.
08/09/2025
You asked, and we’ve answered!
Digital gift cards are now available to purchase via The Salad Project website. To celebrate, we’re giving you 15% off all gift card purchases for the next two weeks.
Give the gift of a new bad habit, except this one’s really good.
02/09/2025
The SP Cookie | Est. 2021
Freshly baked in-store, every single day.
Now served in a brand-new box - same cookies, just a fresh new look.
20/08/2025
Make the most of the Bank Holiday and let us supercharge your weekend! Whether you’re checking out galleries, enjoying weekend festivities, or unwinding in the park, we’ve got you covered.
And to make your weekend even better, earn double SPAPP+ points from 23rd to 31st August. Pre-order your salad with SPAPP+ and collect double rewards while you’re at it!
29/07/2025
Tastemaker approved.
Some snaps from the preview of our new ‘The Salad Project at home with Henry Holland Studio’ collection.
We know you’re going to love it as much as they did.
04.08.2025
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28/07/2025
From turntable to dining table.
The Salad Project at home with Henry Holland collection was hand-crafted in London’s .
4 designs to choose from.
1 unique Salad Project colour way.
Available while stocks last from 04.08.2025.
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10/07/2025
This summer, British pop artist ’s cult character is taking up residency at The Salad Project. Taking over seven London stores, a series of digital and physical interventions sees the lobster dart across screens and cannonball into salad bowls, serving up a welcome dose of surrealism during the lunchtime dash.
If, as his creative forefather Warhol claimed, “art is anything you can get away with,” then Colbert’s universe proves that a lobster walking into a salad bar can be as joy-sparking as any gallery show.
Take a piece of our partnership home with a limited edition signed print designed to celebrate the fact art can exist anywhere. Even in a salad bar. Available via our website while stocks last.
Address
68 Brushfield Street
London
E1 6AG
The closest London Underground station to Brushfield Street is Liverpool Street Station. From there, you can take the Bishopsgate exit and head east on Brushfield Street for a few minutes until you reach your destination.
If you're driving, there are several car parks in the area, including a NCP Car Park on White's Row and another at Spitalfields Market. Keep in mind that parking in central London can be expensive and spaces may be limited.
Alternatively, if you prefer to use public transport, Brushfield Street is well-served by bus routes that stop nearby, such as the 67, 253 and 149 buses.
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What people say
The Salad Project, located on Brushfield Street in London, is a must-visit for salad lovers. The restaurant prides itself on offering high-quality ingredients and a commitment to reducing waste. Recently, they launched their zero-waste salad in collaboration with Max La Manna, which has received rave reviews from customers. The restaurant also offers exclusive events such as their low-waste dinner party where guests can enjoy delicious plant-based meals and mingle with some of the food industry's tastiest personalities. The store itself is spacious and well-designed, with a kitchen that is bigger than Harry Potter's cupboard and a walk-in fridge that you can actually walk into. The Salad Project also provides non-overflowing tap water, making it an eco-friendly choice for diners. Overall, The Salad Project is a fantastic option for those looking for healthy and sustainable food options in London.
