The Saladworks in the Lawrence Park Shopping Center isn't closing its doors to their customers but may be moving to a different location in Broomall.
BROOMALL–Last month, the Marple Township Zoning Hearing Board approved Qdoba Mexican Grill's request to place a second restaurant sign at the current location of Saladworks in the Lawrence Park Shopping Center. Qdoba requested a variance to place a second sign on the side wall of the building with the main sign on the front of the building. However, Marple officials told Marple Newtown Patch that no applications or permits were received at that time for a business license. In addition, a representative from the Lawrence Park Shopping Center development company also said no official "Coming Soon" announcement has been made on Qdoba coming in. To make matters more confusing, it was undetermined whether or not that meant Saladworks would be …
Qdoba Mexican Grill received signage approval from the Marple Township Zoning Hearing Board at the current Saladworks location in the Lawrence Park Shopping Center.
BROOMALL–Even though the Marple Township Zoning Hearing Board recently gave the okay to Qdoba Mexican Grill's request to place a second restaurant sign at the current location of Saladworks in the Lawrence Park Shopping Center, no official word has been given on whether or not the Mexican restaurant will indeed be taking over Saladworks' lease. Qdoba requested a variance to place a second sign on the side wall of the building, while the main sign on the front of the building. "The restaurant will install matching signs with channel lettering, each measuring 40.5 square feet, on the front and side façades. A three-foot square logo will also be mounted in the window and a double-faced sign placed under the walkway canopy," reports The Delco…
Saladworks was ranked #4888 in Inc.'s 2012 list of the top 5,000 fastest growing companies in the nation.
In this year's Best of the Inc. 5000, where Inc. lists the top 5,000 fastest growing companies in the nation based on growth and revenue, 172 companies on the list are from Pennsylvania. According to Inc.: America’s fastest growers span 25 industries, all 50 states, and metro areas ranging from Boston to San Diego. New York City had the most honorees, with 350--three more than runner-up Washington, D.C. While nearly half the winners had revenues between $2 million and $10 million, more than 50 took in over $1 billion. Among the 172 Pennsylvania companies on the Best of the Inc. 5000 list, Saladworks ranked this year at number 4888. Saladworks, founded in 1986 and based in Conshohocken, is a franchise that sells fresh, healthy salads, soups…
Dannytheman
7:33 am on Friday, November 9, 2012
Thank you Patch for the follow up. That is real reporting. I love Saladworks and its Tivoli salad. I also love Qdoba and their burritos. Having both in LP Center will be great, and save me a ride to Bryn Mawr or West Chester for a steak queso burrito. I sure wish Newtown Square would wake up and nail down some of these excellent chain food services. more ›