Ulster County Salad Shop Closing After Nearly 2 Years in Business

Salad Shop in Ulster County Closing Their Doors After a Year in Business

Another local business is closing their doors.

Butterhead Salad Company's New Paltz location, in the Main Street Plaza, has announced their closing after almost 2 years in business.

According to a post shared to social media the Butterhead team explained that this wasn't an easy decision to make.

However, the decision was made so they could focus on their "resources and consolidating our operations to ensure we can continue delivering the highest-quality experience across our brand."

You can read the full announcement below:

Butterhead Salad Company Stays Put in Dutchess County

If you're a big fan of Butterhead Salad Company, have no fear. There is still an active location in the Hudson Valley.

Butterhead has a popular location on Main Street that is still up and running.

The Butterhead Salad Company location in Beacon was their first storefront, which opened up back in April 2023. According to their website, Butterhead Salad was founded by Hudson Valley native Sabena Branche.

Butterhead Salad is a "fast-casual spot" that offers "customizable made-to-order salads, warm rice and quinoa bowls, yogurt parfaits, and house-made dressings."

I've been to the Beacon location a few times and the salads are big! You can pack them with as many toppings and proteins as you'd like. I went with a steak salad and added fresh mozzarella balls and red peppers.

...And now I'm hungry.

Check out Butterhead Salad Company on Main Street in Beacon open daily!

What Salad Companies Would You Like to See in The Hudson Valley?

There's always conversations going around about what fast food restaurant or stores should be added to the mid-Hudson region.

We hear recommendations of Trader Joe's, Chick-fil-a and White Castle.

Maybe we should add some of these make-your-own salad restaurants like Butterhead? There are other options like Chicken Salad Chick that just opened up a location Upstate in the Capital region.

New York City has Sweetgreen, Chopt, and Just Salad. There has to be a market for salads in the Hudson Valley, right?

Lettuce know what you think!