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The Chopped Leaf

The Chopped Leaf

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10902 105 Ave #108, Grande Prairie, Alberta, T8V 7Y5, Canada
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Apr 27, 2018
I didn't think I would like a salad place and after nearly a year of people saying I needed to try it, I discovered that I love it. Soup. Salads. Wraps. Bowls. All fresh and tasty. I really like the peanut satay sauce and think it would probably taste good on a flip flop. You can whichever protein you want or go totally veggie. It's nice to be able to get a quick meal that doesn't make you feel gross.

Mar 18, 2018
I called today to let staff know I got food poisoning from prawn salad rolls yesterday. I only called because I was absolutely certain of source. Staff was defensive and told me because I didn't visit a Dr. there was nothing they could do. I patiently explained i wasn't seeking anything...was calling so they could double check their prawns. He said they WOULDN'T. Wow. Guess I should have been more graphic in my explanation of food poisoning certainty I enjoyed on highway between GP and Fairview 🤤 yesterday.

Feb 28, 2018
I have yet to have a great experience here. Between the up and down customer service and the highly priced box of spinach and nasty black avocado I just ate, I'll probably skip Chopped Leaf next time.

Dec 3, 2017
Looking for a place with good food that doesn’t make you hate yourself after and doesn’t make you continue the trend of eating like a dumper every time you eat out? Well this this the place for you. Quick and friendly service that keeps you coming back.

Nov 1, 2017
Go to this place all the time in Edmonton and love it .gave the one in Grand Prairie a try and they cheap out on the quality of the meat .also the wrap was a third of the size as him used to getting plus wanted to charge me for extra dressing.

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