Salad House To Open In Somerville Feb. 2

SOMERVILLE, NJ — The Salad House, a fast casual restaurant specializing in fresh customized and signature salads, will officially open its doors on Feb. 2 at 58 West Main St. in Downtown Somerville.

This will be the New Jersey franchise's fourth location to open under the ownership of David Delinko. This will add to existing locations in Westfield, Millburn and Morristown.

“We serve health-conscious, comfort food that is personalized to suit the individual taste, dietary and nutritional needs of each and every customer whether they dine in or choose from our wide selection of catering options for their home or office family,” stated Delinko.

The restaurant creates fast healthy salads and meals that are made-to-order or signature salads that put a twist on popular favorites such as the “Greek Out,” “Eat Cobb,” “Stay Classy Caesar” and more.

The 20-seat restaurant also serves soup, appetizers, sandwiches and flatbread pizzas. Outdoor dining will be available beginning in the spring.

For more information visit www.thesaladhouse.com or call 908-203-5252 or Facebook.

The Salad House joins several newly opened restaurants in the downtown area including Kuay Tiew Noodles and More, serving authentic cuisine, and Fresh Tiki Bar, a café and juice bar specializing in smoothy bowls, fresh fruit smoothies, juices and more. Both Kuay Tiew and Fresh Tiki Bar opened last August. (See Related: New Thai Restaurant In Somerville Is Getting Rave Reviews)

Locals can also look forward to the spring and summer when two more businesses will be opening up in Downtown Somerville. The businesses include Village Brewing Company, Somerset County’s first brewpub, serving its own micro brews and progressive American cuisine and Grumpy Bobas, a bubble tea café, offering premium customizable fruit and milk teas using whole and organic ingredients whenever possible.

“Downtown Somerville has certainly earned its reputation as a ‘foodie destination,’ with more than 45 popular restaurants and eateries to please every palate,” said Beth Anne MacDonald, executive director of the Downtown Somerville Alliance. “You can eat your way around the world here from Greek, Asian, Cuban, New American, French-inspired, Italian, Irish and more, but this year is particularly exciting because we’ve got several new concept restaurants and cafes that will add some new flavor to the downtown.”

(Image via Somerville Downtown Alliance: David Delinko, right front, with his staff at The Salad House of Somerville)

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