Station St. Helena

Don't let the gas pumps put front fool you. Great food. We had pizza slices and chopped salad. They also have sandwiches and quiche. Counter service but nice patio seating.

4 Stars - A Gas Station with Gourmet Dreams Okay, so Station St. Helena is a gas station, but don’t let that fool you—it’s also a sandwich shop with aspirations of grandeur. Yes, you’re filling up your car, but you could also be filling up your stomach with a sandwich that’ll make you question if you’re actually in a Michelin-star restaurant. It’s a little on the pricey side for what you’re getting, but hey, it’s a gourmet gas station, so who am I to complain? I’ll be honest, I wasn’t expecting much beyond fuel and maybe a stale bag of chips. Instead, I was hit with a perfectly crafted sandwich that was almost too beautiful to eat (but I did anyway). The flavors were bold, the ingredients fresh—clearly, they’ve mastered the art of fancy sammies. Would I return? Absolutely, but maybe just for a snack, not a full-blown lunch. It’s a treat… for your taste buds and your wallet!

Really good food and beverage. I wanted an healthier meal considering ive been eating unhealthy the past two weeks. I ordered a sandwich with their homemade focaccia and a strawberry match latte. Both were delicious! Their focaccia was sooo soft and buttery. It had a turkey in it as my protein and i loved how thinly sliced and layered it was. The strawberry matcha latte came in a bigger portion than expected but it so good i just had to finish. The strawberry jam they used is of high quality and not overly sweet matched with the balance of the matcha. Outdoor seating was great and you can see the view of all the boutiques and dogs walking around. They use good coffee beans too: Naysayer coffee. Great for lunch, brunch and breakfast if you need a bite.

Stopped here for a snack on our way through Napa Valley and had the peppermint mocha. Love the minimalist but colorful concept. Walk up ordering was quick. Was told the baked break here is a must try. Love the combination of a gas station and bakery/bistro.

Good easy spot to grab a snack between tastings! They ran out of some menu items by late lunch but what was still available was great! Lots of seating outside, inside is pretty small.

Great outdoor venue with killer pizza! Love their pastries and coffee, sandwiches and salads too! Never disappoints!

Pizza Slices are small, and overcooked. I tried one more time today, and I'm done with the Station pizza experience. Staff is nice, but the food product has gone in the wrong direction from my first visits back in 21-22, when they first opened and put out an all around solid product!

Called in a lunch order to pick up for 7 ppl. Was told on the phone some sandwiches were sold out. No big deal we ordered something different. Checked in at the order window when I got there and they said they only had to finish up two things but they'd call our name shortly. When they called our name at the pickup window they gave us half the order and then told us that one of the other sandwiches we ordered was sold out. They had two chances to tell us this before that point. So we had to call up the group to see what that person wanted and compare it to what they still had available. While we were trying to figure it out one of the female employees told us to get out of the way so they could serve other guests their orders. And was trying to shove a drink carrier of hot drinks and a bag of our order in my hands while I was trying to talk to one of the other employees about what they had available and talk on the phone to our group about food selection. The place is tiny with little counter space so they really should have told us when we checked in at the order window there was an issue rather than at the pickup window. To yell at us to get out of the way when we were trying to solve the issue they created was really unnecessary. The food was really great but that service and attitude is atrocious. Should have just opted for Gotts or La Luna. Go if it's a couple ppl and you have time to wait but don't bother trying to order in advance to pick up.

This is literally a station with really good food options. I loved my latte with oat milk, so yum. And the ham & cheese sandwich was sooo tasty and good portion. Service is good & food comes fast. The have benches on the side so you can hang out & enjoy your treats. We'll be back!

In town for Christmas and needed a warm caffeinated drink in the afternoon. Counter service was fast and friendly. I had the large mocha (positively divine) and got one of the last apple fritters to go. The mocha was seriously the best hot drink I've had in a while. Served piping hot and plenty of dark chocolate flavor. The apple fritter was bigger than my face! It was good, but a bit dry so we heated it a bit and it was delicious. The experience was so good, that we went back the next morning to get breakfast for the family to take home. Again, the place was sparkling clean and counter service was good. But, two disappointments: The mocha was served tepid, not piping hot like the day before. Also, it seemed like they just *showed* the dark chocolate to my cup but didn't put much inside. One person wanted a BLTA sandwich. That's only available on the lunch menu. Can't have it for breakfast even though other breakfast dishes had bacon, tomato, avocado and sourdough bread. Learned later that staff literally cannot enter a lunch item during the breakfast service. Their computer won't allow it. Seems dumb to me but hey, they had plenty of other offerings. We ordered for 5 people: 3 bacon biscuits (more ciabatta than biscuit, but delicious) Veggie crustless quiche (fabulous) Ham & cheese quiche (with crust, also very good) Avocado toast on Sourdough (see BLTA comment) Apple fritter (served warm and fresh) Coffee cake OG doughnut Banana berry smoothie +chia seeds Almond milk hot latte Hot mocha (sad face) Yes, we dropped a load of dough (see what I did there?) but we truly enjoyed the bakery, the service and the convenient location. We will definitely visit again when we return in February!

I built this place up in my head too much. I really wanted to like it. I've seen their hot honey pepperoni pizza on social media and planned on getting a full pizza to try, and bring a few slices home to my wife. Well, the hot honey is a specialty pizza and is only sold on Mondays. In fact there is a different specialty pizza every day of the week. So unless it's cheese or pepperoni, you are stuck with whatever the specialty is of the day you go. The other downside? The staff told me they haven't sold full pizzas in months and don't know when they expect to sell full pizzas again. Only by the slice at $5-$6 a slice. I had a slice of pepperoni and a bottle of water for $10. I wish I liked it. I was really disappointed. The bottom was nice and crispy, but the pizza was REALLY greasy and kinda flavorless. Just an OK slice overall. I promise, I wanted to like this place. Like I said, social media built it up for me. Just a lot of disappointment about a whole lot of different situations.

Station is literally a filling station (4 pumps to top off your tank) and an upscale, mostly take-away eatery with a delightful selection of biscuits, enticing riffs on healthier breakfast favorites like avocado toast plus muffins and quiche, great salads, smoothies, sandwiches- and pizza by the slice. I got the Salmon Toast on thick, homemade multigrain bread, nova, feta cheese spread topped with pickled onions ($15). I brought back the Grain Bowl ($13) for my swimmer with extra protein (sliced herbed chicken, + $5). All the items were delicious and high quality though a bit skimpy on salmon and sliced chicken. Still, I appreciated all the housemade, creative ingredients like the salad's harissa-spiced sweet potatoes and crispy chickpeas and the homemade thick, toasted multigrain bread for my salmon toast. Americano was delicious and service was upbeat but respectfully low-key: I don't talk much at that hour before I'm appropriately caffeinated. Staff was speedy taking and fulfilling orders as groups of people came and went. The space never felt crowded as the entire front wall (where garage doors were lifted open) left only three sides enclosed. Whoever designed the high impact graphics and the flow of this space deserves an award. It's a wow! I hope we have another meet in St. Helena soon because I want to return for the hot honey pimento and bacon biscuit and matcha lavender latte. Come here if you're day tripping in Wine Country or passing through and looking to have a delicious breakfast or lunch without breaking the bank. And let me repeat: Breakfast ALL DAY, gold star for that!

This place is always fantastic. Great coffee and amazing pastries. Do yourself a favor and get the apple fritter and almond croissant. The apple fritter will feed you for days and is the best one we've have had. The almond croissant is amazing too!

We loved everything about this place! It's a gas station looking restaurant that is outside and you just walk up and order. You can actually get gas heat as well. Very cute place to be at and take pics. The service was great, all of the workers were very polite and it was pretty quick. We absolutely loved the hot honey pepperoni pizza 10/10. We also got the regular cheese and pepperoni which were good also but not as amazing as the hot honey pepperoni. Great prices as well! For all 4 slices we paid 21$. Will definitely be back next time we are in the area.

Been meaning to write a review for months now. I don't want to type out 2 words short of a novel about this place but I feel as if I should put honest word out. This place has the absolute WORST customer service I have EVER seen with ANY business. The workers have always been plain right rude and sassy. The food is pretty good but only when the workers aren't too lazy to get off their asses and throw it in the microwave. Not only is the food sometimes warmed but the coffee is often served cold. All of the food here is bought and reheated just to be resold. I have not met one tolerable worker and have not waited shorter than 10 minutes (no line) for a single drink. This business is the epitome of laziness and I will never return here. Ps: don't order the macchiato. It is a scam item.

Iced tea and iced latte are both solid. Ease of access/parking is nice. They sell pizza by the slice so we grabbed one to try- hot, pretty fresh - not bad. Service is friendly and fast.

The outdoor patio , upscale ambiance and food is incredible. OG donut was great, their everything cookie is divine. This used to be one of my go to spots since 2021. Complaints : Staff wasn't super friendly. I got ignored standing waiting to be helped. No hello nothing. Then the employee grumpily spun the tip iPad screen at me No cash accepted is annoying AF. Plastic only?? Can you say demonization? The $5.50 latte i got tasted off no foam. I went back and they said they pour "nonfat" by default? WTH they remade it for me no problem with whole milk extra foam but still barely any foam.. they use some push button machine that makes the shot no skill or freshness to the grounds. Still tasted heavy like sludge in a glass of whole milk, with a long burnt finish on the palette. And I'm a coffee guy. WTH Last visit few weeks ago the latte wasn't as bad and they asked me what milk i wanted. Now i guess they just dish out nonfat. Parking upfront is limited but theres plenty at sunshine food grocery next door

What a gem! The Station is an upscale coffee shop/cafe at a gas station, located on Main Street in the heart of St. Helena! The coffee shop/cafe part was converted from a gas station convenience store and is a charming upgrade. And the gas station is still fully functional. We were driving through St. Helena on our way to Yountville and had to stop. It's been over a year since my last visit. They moved most of the grab-and-go prepared foods to a fridge before the order counter (rather than at the order counter), and I imagine that this is much more efficient when they get busy. It was a HOT afternoon and approaching dinner time so we went light: purchased a Grain Bowl ($13 for a large portion seemed reasonable for wine country!), an iced sport tea (do it!), and an iced black tea. The grain bowl was fresh and flavorful: mixed greens, harissa roasted sweet potatoes, pickled beets, quinoa, brown rice, beet pickled egg, crispy chickpeas, lemon-Dijon vinaigrette). So much pickled punch! We stood outside to enjoy our treats before getting back on the road. Note: there's outdoor seating only - it's along the side and back of The Station with umbrellas and shade. Peculiarly (or perhaps purposely) there aren't tables...just bench seats and separately a ledge/counter that you can stand at. All good, we didn't have time to linger. There are clean restrooms out back, and there's a small parking lot. But we found street parking. We'll be back to The Station...and next time we hope to try the new Station Pizza too: whole pies Wednesday-Sunday from 4:30 until sold out!

Excellent pizza, fast service, and the cutest gas station I've ever seen! This place is a great stop for really good pizza takeout in St Helena. The pizzas are huge but most of the salads are small. The caprese is the most worth it - their mozzarella is homemade and it's a pretty large serving. We will come back when craving pizza!

The Station is the perfect stop for a quick bite, caffeine boost, or yummy pastry. The staff is friendly and it rarely takes very long to receive your order. The pastries are top tier, the pizza is some of the best in St Helena, and their sandwiches are incredible! The coffee shop always feels so clean and inviting. If you have time, The Station is absolutely worth checking out.

Always a 5/5 experience. Today I stopped by for a matcha latter and chef's kiss! The barista definitely put her heart into this - I have had the same matcha request made at different places with the same ingredients and they usually don't end up as good. Thank you Station! I will definitely back to grab a smoothie or salad next time - these are also phenomenal options with high quality ingredients. Love that they stay open later as well now.

Excellent pizza. It was perfect upon arrival highly recommend the spicy honey. It was delivered hot and fresh with DoorDash.

My husband and I ate breakfast here one morning. The location is fantastic - right on the main drag - and the seating is comfortable and shaded. There is also a clean bathroom. We ordered a lemon poppy muffin, a strawberry cream croissant, an apple fritter (more on this later ... it deserves its own review), a cappuccino and a coffee. Everything was fantastic. Now, when I say fantastic ... the apple fritter is actually on another level. My husband is a big eater (hence the large amount of food we ordered), and he only ate HALF of the apple fritter (I have never seen him do that before). The dough was a great texture, the glaze was the right amount of sweetness and the large apple chunks were fresh. It was a fantastic dessert the next night. I would definitely grab breakfast here again.

Not a true coffee shop. They're basically using a kuerig machine to make coffee so don't come here for anything espresso related - which is what I was looking for.

Stopped here for a quick bite in between wine tastings. My sister lives in Napa and she was raving about their Hot Honey Pimento Biscuit Sandwich. I got one of those and a lavender latte. The pimento biscuit sandwich is super delicious! It has bacon in it and the pimento cheese is so yummy! The Station is a legit gas station food stand, but it's nice and expensive haha it's not like the ones you'll see at Shell Station or 7-Eleven. Make sure you drop in for your morning coffee and sandwich when you're in the Napa Valley!

I live a couple of miles from The Station and mainly go for breakfast sandwiches and pastries. I am usually hesitant because the sandwiches are over sauced and dripping in cheese which is fine if you don't mind feeling like a beached whale. But the main thing is the prices are really high in comparison with other Napa Valley take out Bakeries/Take out. Today I bought a way too burnt apple fritter for 8 dollars. I drove away after several bites to a different bakery to re buy my breakfast. I really Hate when that happens. I think I'm done with this place. My advice is if you want to buy here, really scrutinize the description and if it's in the display case take a good look and if you care, the price before purchasing. Prices are not displayed in the case.

Don't let the gas station location fool you. The Station is the real deal for delicious food to fuel your Napa Valley adventures. The service is a walk-up window where you can order sandwiches, wraps, pastries and other breakfast/lunch items. If you're in a rush, you can pick up one of the pre-made sandwiches and salads in the refrigerator next to the counter. My go-to order is the hot honey bacon and pimento biscuit sandwich. Soooooo good. The biscuit is buttery and sweet, and the gooey pimento is perfection. It's a little steep at $10 a sandwich, but it's so delicious and worth it. My go-to drink is the matcha lavender latte, which is $6.50. There's outdoor seating around the side and back of the building. Or you can take your order to-go and enjoy it as a picnic somewhere. Bonus tip: The bathroom is usually clean for a gas station bathroom--a useful tip if you've been wine tasting and need a quick pit stop for a bathroom and food.

Service, ambiance and pastries are excellent. Our drip coffee served around noon had been overcooked. Bitter taste.

Stopped to check out the diesel prices and then had to get a slice of pie. First off the aesthetic was my jam. Clean lines, sparkling white, splashed with black and chrome to finish the simplicity. I havent walked downtown St Helena for a bit and came across this spot by chance. And what a great find. The sandies and salads looked great and how I so wish I had room for food. Instead, I settled for coffee and just a slice of chocolate pie. The crust was wonderfully light, layered and crisp. Filling was creamy good and just the right amount of whipped cream. Can't wait to get back up here for a full assault on the menu.

At first we were like is this a gas station or a restaurant? But it was actually quite delightful because it's just a really cute stop and go spot, and while you can get gas right next to it, it doesn't smell like gas. I ordered a breakfast burrito which was delicious, though I wish I knew and I would have asked for for extra green salsa!!! So yum. The only thing is, as I was eating it I noticed something in the burrito which looked like meat or egg? But it was in a round unnatural shape so I ate half and saw that and lost my appetite.

Adorable, hometown feel- friendly staff, lots of options food wise- I got the pizza of the day (rotation pizza I believe they called it) it was amazing! Iced coffee was super good. Their sandwiches looked delicious and large portions. Will be back.

Sandwiches are very good. Coffee and tea are o.k. Ambiance is good. 1)They don't take cash. This is very annoying. 2) When you pay you are asked if you'd like to tip. Happily their system provides suggestions: 15% , 20% etc. I am not tipping anyone for pouring two cups of coffee or tea and handing me two sandwiches (which I myself pulled from the refrigerator).

You have to try the pizza here! We were so impressed the first night that we even got it again the second night we were in St. Helena. We tried the Pesto and the Artichoke Cacio E Pepe. Both were phenomenal but I think I liked the Pesto more. We also tried the Chopped Salad and it was pretty good, the red wine vinaigrette was a little too sour for us but the overall flavor was good. Highly recommend the pizza!

I love The Station! It's the fanciest gas station/cafe combo ever. It is owned by the Gott's family. They have breakfast items, lunch items, various baked goods served all day I think, a grab-n-go fridge with juices, coffee, sometimes food (I never see the ready to eat food when there early in the morning), frozen cookie dough, a few homemade chips, bags of coffee, etc. I like to order for pick up using Toast Tab. I've had the: grain bowl focaccia chicken Caesar salad sandwich Iced lattes Cowboy Turkey wrap (from 2021, no longer on the menu I think) Babka morning bun Chocolate chip cookie Everything oatmeal cookie Matcha lavender latte Chai latte Quiche Everything has been solid, good food! They use local Sonoma Syrup Co in their coffees, everything is fresh, and this place is so elevated! I love coming here when in the area.

Sent a message about getting food poisoning from one of their salads last weekend. Stated I didn't want anything free just didn't want anyone else to go through what I went through. No response. At least it was a quick way to lose 10 pounds ‍

Egg nog muffin is memorial and we may need to drive back up from Napa to get one! We also had their take out pizza which was very "New York" like and we will get it again!

This morning, I decided I would stop and get a cup of coffee at the station, so I stopped off at the station. A large cup of coffee was $4.50, I tried to hand them a five dollar bill, and they said they only take cards, they don't have any cash. I explained to them, they can keep the $.50, And they refuse to do so. On another note, they sure had a tip jar out full of cash that they were accepting. Really can't accept a five dollar bill for a cuppa coffee that's $4.50, I don't get it. Michael.

This is probably one of the best bakeries in town. Service is friendly and fast. If they had a drinkable coffee it would be a 5 star review. Grab you breakfast and walk across the street for coffee. But Station is most definitely a great bakery.

We read the hype and weren't sure we'd like this spot but it's exactly what it set out to be - a casual spot to grab a quick coffee and pastry before a day of wine tasting or a quick spot to grab a casual lunch and sit outside before heading on to your next destination. The service and food are consistent and it's a nice menu for grab and go or to enjoy in their outdoor seating area.

Went here everyday while on our recent trip to Napa. Great lavender lattes. Quick and easy. Nice pastries.

I had one of the best sandwiches of my life here. Turkey, cranberry and maybe provolone (?) on a soft, sweet roll. It was in the grab and go section and was simply delicious. The outside seating is perfect.

Love this place. Everything is always delicious. Pizza looks amazing and while I'm glad they now offer by the slice, I sure wish they would expand the whole pie offering to during lunch. Would be great for office parties etc. Until then , I'll have to suffice to say it "looks great."

I've been here a few times, last time I got the citrus salad and it was tasty. The pickled onions were a bit weird with the combo of flavors in the salad (I think they put cumin in there), but still tasty salad overall. The salad is bigger than it looks, grabbed it out of the to go fridge. Not the cheapest, but based on the location what do you expect. I didn't like their matcha latte, way too light and the matcha tasted like it wasn't the best quality. Friend always gets their coffee and says it's good. They sell fresh bread, locally roasted coffee, donuts that look so perfect it's out of The Simpsons, and a variety of food. The cookies look great too, haven't tried them though. I like the casual outdoor seating and appreciate there's a sink and soap outside. Overall not a bad option for a casual grab and go type place. Walk up ordering window.

Grabbed coffee and breakfast sammies. Was not impressed with the coffee but they hit the biscuit egg chorizo something or other out of the park. Not a bad grab and go option. Sitting out on the benches before starting the day was nice. Side note: they had green t shirts for $20. I have a long standing tradition of bringing my son a t shirt from my meandering travels. Grabbed a shirt - paid for (2) coffees , (1) breakfast sandwich and (1) t shirt -$50+! Realized they charged me $30 for the t shirt. Started to ask them to change it then looked at the shelf again. 2 designs - (1) $20 (1) $30. Both green. Read the fine print.

Service is slow and generally incompetent. When ordering pastries warm, they often remain cool in the center. Pizza is abominably slow to prepare, and wait times absurdly misquoted. My last experience had us waiting double the quoted time to ultimately receive a pizza that was mis-sized or perhaps a box that was.

What's not to like..!!!! My go to is avocado toast on sourdough with an egg.. I love there wraps... and there Hero Muffins, and there Everything cookies Great service and good team

Not the friendliest bunch of people 1/5 Coffee is 1/5 stars Pastries 5/5 Curb appeal and design of the building is just unbelievably cool 5/5 stars Cleanliness 5/5 Overall just an ok place to stop but not up to average standards

They would get five stars if there was a place to sit down protected from the elements. Good coffee and great scones! I love scones, but have a hard time finding ones that aren't too dry. These are wonderful!

Coffee, baked goods, and gasoline, what's not to love? Admittedly I only tried to coffee; since I had a full stomach and a full tank I could only salivate over the bread, pastries, and gasoline. And in fairness, the baked goods were priced at a level where one is inclined to reach for other options. But that was some legit killer worthy Third Wave bean work there on the coffee, rich, complex, potent, and flavorful. And enjoyed a lovely wraparound back patio, with sun, shade, and little birdies all available. I don't make it through Napa all that often but it's delightful to find this interlude to break up the day in the midst of the prevailing activity. In a locale where no matter what happens you pay, this is one spot where you get what you pay for, and I will make sure to come back through here whenever I'm in town.

Not sure what happened to The Station. The pizzas and their service were both so good when they first started. They unfortunately started skimping on ingredients, particularly pizza sauce. Knowing this, we specifically asked for extra sauce for this evening's order. Sure enough, two large pizzas delivered WITH NO PIZZA SAUCE, let alone the extra sauce we requested. Sad to see this place go downhill. We called and they said they said that there was nothing they could do for us. We were regular customers until this evening. Sadly, we won't be returning.

Hallelujah Finally a pizza purveyor 'Up Valley' that doesn't suck. Excellent crust , generous toppings and huge for the price Highly recommended

Super cute place we stopped at on our way out of St. Helena! We got a cold brew, black iced tea, ham & cheese quiche, avocado toast, and breakfast wrap. The avocado toast and the ham & cheese quiche were super delicious! The wrap was good too. The iced tea and cold brew were great and exactly what we needed. Can't wait to come back and try some of their yummy looking pastries!

I love trying new coffee places, and The Station is super adorable. It's located next to Sunshine Market in an old gas station building and serves up tasty espresso beverages, tea, and freshly baked treats and snacks. We went for a late afternoon cappuccino and couldn't resist the delicious looking pastries that were calling our name from the glass pastry case. We ordered two cappuccinos ($4.25 each), a croissant ($3) and an OG donut ($3). Our order was ready quickly, and we found an empty bench out back in the outdoor dining area. Note that there aren't any tables, so you'll be balancing your hot coffee on your lap or on the seat. Also, there is very limited shade so it's not the best set-up if you're sun sensitive. In the back area, they also have a large sink so you can wash up before or after, which was so nice because I had sticky hands after digging into my donut! Our coffees were served piping hot, and the portion size was very large. The price is a bit steep, but the cappuccinos were really big. I didn't even finish my entire coffee because there was a little too much. The beans were high quality and had a nice, medium roast, and the milk used in my beverage tasted very fresh. It had way too much milk for my liking, so I may request half the dairy next time. It was more like a latte than a cappuccino, as there was very little foam on my drink. The treats were so good! My donut was weird -- like a cake donut, very dense and moist, with a light sugary glaze. I expected more of an airy yeast donut, but it's not. Very different, and very delicious. The croissant was absolute perfect, with a nice, browned crust and a shining example of flaky, buttery deliciousness. Inside, they sell some local artisan products like Sonoma syrups, granola, coffee beans, and t-shirts. Fresh juices seemed to be a big seller too. Service was prompt and friendly enough, and I thought the price paid (a little under $20 including tax and tip) was more than fair, especially for the area. This is a great spot if you're visiting Napa wine country and need a nice break from the big reds. I'll definitely add The Station to my rotation!

I've been here each time I've come to St.Helena and it never disappoints. Prices are super reasonable and the food comes out fairly quickly. The most descent time I went it was a Saturday morning just before 9 AM and waited in like for maybe 5-10 min. Food was ready in another 5-10. I wasn't keeping close track but it was quicker than I expected. Honestly everything was so good you can't go wrong. They also have coffee or bottled coffee and juice so it's a one stop shot.

The food was really good. Fast service. The everything spinach and cheese croissant was hands down one of the best I have ever had. I recommend that and I will be stopping there every time I pass threw

I want to like it, but please don't run out of green salsa for a breakfast wrap and tell me after you serve it.

I was really excited for a simple easy breakfast and their menu looked pretty healthy, so we decided to give it a try. After waiting in a long line to order, we got to the counter and were told that both the sandwich and the grain bowl were pre made sitting in the fridge. I'm curious why it's on the regular menu when it's pre-made sitting in the fridge... the menu also gives options to add in chicken and avocado (so this gives an impression that it's going to be made for you). I suggest altering the menu to differentiate pre-made versus fresh. Overall the fridge food was like buying a premade salad/sandwich from the grocery store.