Reviews for MAD Greens - Colorado & Evans in Denver, CO

I love mad greens. For some reason every single time I've ordered on the app and paid extra for veggies they don't put veggies... in. Just frustrating you expect extra money for ingredients you don't provide. I think you should always make sure to order inperson. Lane you can't use the convenience of the app. Read more

I'm at this location more than once a week. I usually have a phenomenal experience but today my salad was just mediocre. The guy... who prepared my salad today didn't seem as pleasant as some of the other workers. I started to ask for extra bacon in my Ty Cobbsalad. I wish I had because when I got home, I noticed there was no bacon at all & very little avocado. Those ingredients arewhat makes a Cobb a Cobb! Maybe next time I will. Read more

My favorite chain restaurant of all time! Every time I go, I am excited about how good the food is. I instead go to a Mad Greens... than a Chipotle any day. The food is packed with flavor, and I always feel full for the rest of the day. Also, their selectionof healthy sodas is top-notch. I recommend to everyone to check out Mad Greeb for a healthier meal alternative than yourregular fast food! Read more

I was greeted by a nice man and he made my salad, the passed it on to a nice young lady who finished it. It was fresh and a... large portion. I got the side of spicy avocado hummus, very yummy! The price seems a little high but it is a fair price for thefreshness and quality. Thank you Read more

This place is great! Awesome soups salads and wraps, made from fresh quality ingredients and you can tell. Friendly people and... quick service as well. Nice colorful indoor seating area and nice outdoor seating as well. You should try it out! Read more

I hadn?t gone here because I thought it was only salad but I was pleasantly surprised with my dinner from here. I got the Santa... Fe wrap, trio of hummus and red pepper soup. The wrap and soup were amazing, and I loved the avocado hummus. The other twohummus flavors were ok, I think they would be other people?s favorite depending on palette. I may have found a newfavorite. Coming back to update a few months later and after trying a few more menu items. The southwest bowl is one of myfavorites. Today I tried the pasta salad and it was pretty good. There?s lots to try but I quickly found my favorites. Read more

I got the Edgar Allen Poe salad and tried the green chili for the first time, and can I say ?fire!?- the right kind. The salads... are so fresh and I love how they have a couple other appetizers and soup options! I also got the hummus trio- unfortunately theyonly had the garlic hummus as they were out of the other 2, but it was still super tasty. Can?t wait to go and try the other 2. Read more

Mad Greens began in Denver a few years back - it was 2004 - with an attractive conceit. The founders had researched interesting... and tasty salads created by famous people through the decades and centuries, and highlighted these on their menu. Each saladcame with a humorous and interesting story, mixing biography, cultural history, and nutrition with, well, jokes. There was ageneral build-your-own salad option, of course, and lots and lots of ingredients to choose from, but those personalized saladsof the Famous and Infamous - those were fun. The franchise seems to have moved away from this premise in the recent years,which is a shame. That entertaining research separated Mad Greens from other salad places. Now, the famous names seem to justact as catchwords for ethnicity - the Don Quixote salad is simply a Mexican salad (not Spanish, apparently, nor related toCervantes). Luckily, at least some of that original research is still available to customers, for it is posted on the walls asa part of the decor. I've taken some photos to show the postings at this location. Another part of the decor: photos showingfarmers with gigantic vegetables. These are also amusing. The salads are generally good, but variable. This is true with somany franchises, even ones with such an original concept. A visit may turn out well, or not, depending on which teenager isworking that shift. Read more