Salad and Go co-founder plans Arizona comeback
After closing all 70 locations in August, Salad and Go is planning to reopen two initial locations in Gilbert and Mesa. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz hears more from the chain's co-founder, and their new partnership to bring this fan-favorite back.
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