cafe max

consistently fabulous!. cafe max is consistently fabulous. we order weekly and bring it home. thesaladrecipes never veer from their superb flavors, and the quiches are must-have items at our parties. the place is clean, and the people are real and friendly. muffins are a heavenly bit of lagniappe! we do take-out, but dine-in or take-out; either way, you win!

too expensive and shrinking portion sizes. i've been going to cafe max for more than a dozen years, since they were located over off of campbell and plano rd.

lately, in the past 2-3 years, during the worst downturn in the economy in the past 50 years, they have raised their prices on several occasions. maybe it's just me, but the portion sizes seem smaller too.

when they charge $8.12 for a half & half cesar and cucumbersalad(no meat or seafood) that's getting out of hand.

between their cash or amex only policy, their difficult to get to location, their tight parking lot, which at lunch is nightmare to navigate and now their prices being raised once again, i think i'll have to find anothersaladbar.

sorry cafe max, in this recession you've priced yourself out of my budget

excellent place forsaladand sandwich. café max is located in an office –industrial section of richardson. upon entering you will find a cafeteria type line where you will be served your order. the items available include eight salads, a couple of soups and sandwiches. the service is quick. after going through the line you pay for your meal and drink and you will be offered a cup cake or roll complimentary. i ordered the small caesarsaladas did my spouse and thesaladwas very large. if i had purchased the largesaladit would have covered the entire plate. there are 7 more salads from which to choose and you can even get a sampler that includes a tasting of all eight salads.

soup and salads plus, quiche are available. the cost of soup andsaladis $6.75 and the price for a quiche plate is $8.50. one halfsaladwas $3.75.sandwiches include chicken & provolone, roast beef & cheddar, ham & swiss, turkey & cheddar and italian hoagie.there is also a fresh fruit plate.

there is seating both inside and out. the inside of the restaurant is bright and clean. on a good weather day you might want to consider the outside seating. there are soft drinks available plus lemonade and two different teas. the green tea was excellent. you don’t have to clean your table as there is a bus boy that will come around to do that.

this is a very nice clean restaurant. there is an open ceiling which does contribute to a little higher noise level, however it is not unbearable. they take credit cards. located on a corner with the parking lot in the front and side will provide ample parking. restrooms were clean. only open m-f 11am to 3pm. you can locate them on the internet at www.cafemax.com

salad with salad. you know that humungosaladbar over at fogo de chao? this is a whole restaurant (well, lunch mostly) like that. they have a few sandwiches, a soup and a quiche or two as well, but mostly its about the salads! really good salads! anysaladcombination you can think of, they got. like eric says atmosphere is hospital cafeteria style. prices are just a tad high and they only take cash or amex. (whats that about? these guys are stuck in the 60's i think. don't they know our wives never let us have cash?) anyway, if you're doin' the lite lunch thing, this is the place. the location is a little odd just off of greenville at n. collins, and the parking is usually good. "hey, can i get asaladto go with this salad?"

cash or amex only.... while there is a an atm outside, it always sneaks up on me when we go and i have no cash in line.
as another reviewer noted, thesaladnazi's unite at cafe max...pretty good salads, very clean and hospital-like inside.

the originalsaladnazis. food is good, not good enough to put up with staff's attitude and stupidity. i think they only accept rubbles as payment.