Crisp Salads

Wanted something healthy and quick for lunch. Stopped by here and blown away by the Turkey Wrap (add guac). Delicious!

The guys at Crisp are great and the food is awesome! Try the waldorf chicken salad. I get it with goat cheese instead of blue cheese.

The place was not very busy and we ordered two panninis. They came out quickly– soft and not even hot. My turkey pannini had way too much watery honey mustard. We both took 2 bites and threw them away.

Its just like any deli with multiple options of sandwiches, wraps, salads and soups. The place is extremely busy during lunch as it should be as the menu is perfect for lunch. If you are trying to make healthy choices for lunch you should drop by. My basil pesto panini was good but nothing to write home about. Liked the service and speed in which the food arrived.

I just had the most fresh and nicely chopped salad! I had a create your own, Spinach, egg, bacon, peppers, onion, garbanzo beans, pine nuts and light balsamic vinaigrette. It was tasty, not over dressed and I really enjoyed it. Quick lunch option if you don’t count the mall parking situation. A hearty salad for under 10 bucks! Happy girl!

I’ve never had a bad experience. The mediterranean salad with grilled chicken is DELISH! Wishing there was a standalone restaurant.

I enjoyed an awesome Mediterranean salad and a veggie wrap. Very delicious and fresh. I would eat here again «fo sho».

The chicken mozzarella panini was great! Its great to see healthy options in the mall. The staff was very friendly as well.

This place is in the food court of the mall. Fresh, healthy option for lunch or dinner. I ordered the chicken Caesar salad. It was delicious. Quick service, friendly employees. I will return here when I’m back in the area.

Fresh, good portion. The dressing I got, chipotle ranch, could have used a bit more spice. A little salt helped. But overall, a decent «healthy» choice.

I’ve been wondering if this was from the same chain as the Crisp in Charlotte but I don’t believe it is. I’m always looking for a place to grab a salad fast and I’ve found very few places here in Raleigh besides heading to my local Harris Teeter or Whole Foods.
My oh my how I wish someone would open a Crisp outside of the mall. For a healthy lunch or dinner option you can’t beat it. You can order one of their salads on the menu or make your own. They will chop it all up and put it in a little plastic bowl for you to go. There are all kinds of amazing fresh options that I love. I know it’s just a fast food joint in the mall but I wish they would open another stand alone location and cook the protein on your salad fresh like the one in Charlotte.
They have other healthy menu options as well including wraps and soups. For under $ 10 you can munch on something other then a burger, sub, or pizza at the mall which is great.
Not sure I would make the trek through the mall again just for a salad but if I’m at the mall this will definitely be my go to place for fast food.

A healthy reprieve from all the fast food at the mall. The service is fast and the salads are fresh. If you are a picky eater the make your own salad option is a good option.

Crisp is my favorite spot to grab lunch at the Crabtree Mall food court. I usually order the chef salad with honey mustard dressing. My lunches have always been excellent. The prices are a little high, but that is to be expected considering the location. I certainly recommend Crisp. It’s probably the healthiest meal you can get at the food court.

Great fresh salads! Best part? They chop it up in perfect bite sizes!

Body language exhibits attitude. If you’re not happy and you know it, please don’t glare at your customers and throw darts at them with your eyes while exhaling an obvious sigh and your shoulders drop and hands go to the hips, head tilts to the side at the suggestion that they want something to eat at your restaurant.
Stopped Sunday after church for a quick meal before heading off to the studio. The person who was there was by himself and appeared to be having a bad day as he was opening the place up for buisness. It was painfully obvious he was not a happy camper.
The food (panini — club) was very good. My bride & I both agreed on that, and both of us commented that we’d eat there again. However, if we have to deal with the body language that says «I don’t want to deal with you people» I wouldn’t be so sure to revisit this location again after that.

Delicious! I was expecting sad mall food, but it was really fresh and simple. I had the buffalo chicken wrap, and it tasted great. I wish they would come up with more side items, though, because after a delicious wrap, my Baked Lays didn’t seem so exciting.

Am I the only one who has a hard time deciding where to eat at the mall food court? I highly doubt it. There are so many options… do I want Chinese, Italian, Mexican, Southwestern, Mediterranean, maybe just a smoothie? The food court at Crabtree Valley really seems to have anything you might be craving, but I find it hard to believe that Crisp wouldn’t be a good lunch option no matter what your little taste buds desire! (And big thanks to Unilocal,of course, for allowing me to notice this place!)
I have no idea what the calorie counts are for their food, but everything tastes very fresh and healthy. The first time I came I ordered the chicken greek wrap and it was delicious. I didn’t leave a trace of it even though I was full. The second time I went I was more in the mood for a salad, so I ordered the Niçoise. This salad includes a perfect blend of tuna salad, chic peas, feta cheese, kalamata olives, and artichoke hearts. This is a little bit different from a typical Niçoise you would order in, say, Paris, but it’s very good nonetheless and lighter. I would suggest ordering the small size, even though it doesn’t look that big, because the salads here are filling.
Back home in Cali I used to always stop by Subway for a quick bite to eat for lunch… now I stop by Crisp regardless of whether I’m already at the mall or not because I love it so much! Thank you Unilocal

Just bought a bunch of veggie wraps for my wife back in Philly. Wish we had one there. The best freshest wraps around!

This one dude at this location is always encouraging people to come and get a salad… Maybe that’s his way of telling me I’m fat… I’m j/​k.
But I had a salad, cuz I needed something quick and healthy and Chicken Caesar is GOOD! The wrap is equally good. I mean it’s the same thing, just in a flavorful tortilla.
I like that’s it’s made fast and they don’t charge if I want a little more dressing or chicken. I like that a lot of people aren’t hip to this place. It’s kinda crazy that Chic Fil A, and Moe’s have long lines, but this place doesn’t. I mean I’m not knocking the other places, cuz I like them both, but you really can’t beat this joint.
I’m just sayin…

First! Happy to be first for Crisp!
This place is one of the biggest surprises of my life and a little upsetting all at the same time and here’s why.
So in for Christmas from California, my girlfriend and I went to Crabtree Valley Mall with my brother to finish up some last moment Christmas Shopping. Once we were decidedly hungry, we headed to the food court to find some grub and it. was. packed! Every vendor in the food court had a line that was wrapping around the large hall, intermixing and fusing into each other… every line except Crisp. Crisp was empty, niet, not a single soul save the workers and so for time and health sakes we walked up to the counter. My girlfriend made a remark about how sad it was that the only place in the whole food court not offering fried food was completely sans patronage and afterwards I had to agree. This was the upsetting part.
They feature in hand-​tossed salads and wraps, half and full sizes, and fresh ingredients that really are quite «crisp». Signature salads and signature wraps with the ability to build your own from a very liberal selection of items. We ordered the Black-​and-​Blue Salad because I love Black-​and-​Blue salads and one full was enough to feed two, very hungry shoppers. The steak was surprisingly good and the quality of the lettuce and vegetables was shockingly fantastic! I have easily paid upwards of $ 13 for the same salad of lesser quality at «finer» establishments.
Crisp, I don’t know if you franchise, but if you don’t you really need to consider making it out West. Your health-​conscious business model and high-​quality ingredients would thrive in the food courts of California, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado and Washington.
Kudos to you Crisp! For mall court food providers you are hegemonically and undeniably at the top of my list!