Now Open At Atlantic Station: Salata In Midtown

ATLANTA, GA -- The newest restaurant in Midtown's Atlantic Station is the popular salad bar concept, Salata. And it's good. The eatery opened Sept. 21 in the quarters vacated by Moe's, who closed down in mid-January.

Dallas-based Henry Investment Group recently announced that Salata was making a major investment in the area, opening 20 restaurants in the Atlanta market over the next few years. (SIGN UP: Get Patch's Daily Newsletter and Real Time News Alerts. Or, if you have an iPhone, download the free Patch app.)

The salad bar concept joins other fast-casual restaurants who have entered metro Atlanta in the new year, including Teriyaki Madness in Marietta and Old Fourth Ward's Makimono in Krog Street Market.

“We believe Atlanta is a prime market for the Salata brand,” says John Murphy, Vice President of Restaurants for Henry Investment Group.

“There’s a growing number of health-conscious consumers who want fresh, healthy and quick dining options at a great price.”

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Atlantic Station's dining options have been somewhat in a flux lately. The venerable New Orleans-flavored Copeland's Bistro shut its doors earlier this year.

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