Montage - Greenville

Omg the food here is so good. I picked three salads, the spinach salad with sundried tomatoes was especially good. My dad got a HUGE BLT with a ton of bacon and my mom got a chicken sandwich that looked so good. The service was excellent and the vibe is really chill. Definitely will be back. Next time I'm going to order a sandwich and take some salads home with me to-go.

It is a neat place in downtown with plenty of parking around. The salads they make are very good and there is a lot of variety to choose from. I was very disappointed though in their Ruben which was today's special. They made it like a panini and they used white bread instead of rye. No dressing, very little meat and barely any kraut. You can get three times the sandwich at Arby's for half the cost of this one. I like supporting local businesses but I don't like overpaying for poor quality food. If you go here stick to the salads as they are worth it.

In the area for the history and needed a place for lunch. This place had good reviews and vegetarian options, so we gave it a try. You order at a counter in the back with plenty of salad choices. Hot sandwiches will be brought out to you and cold ones fixed immediately. All sandwiches come with a salad or soup and cookie or chips. Wife had egg salad with potato soup. I had the black bean burger with cucumbers, tomatoes, and onion salad. We also tried a slice a cheesecake, which was good. We would definitely eat here again, but just wish everything wasn't served in styrofoam.

One of the things I love about the Midwest is that you can go to a restaurant with 20+ salad options to choose from and only a couple of them actually contain any sort of greens. Montage embraces that lifestyle, and is the place to go if you prefer your salads to consist of some type of pasta or protein covered in a mayonnaise. And just to be clear, I 'm saying this with any sort of sarcasm or disdain, because I really like what they offer. The menu consists of an extremely long list of sandwich options which come paired with an equally long selection of soup and salad side options. I got the Amber 's Hot Mess sandwich, which was very good, but I had a harder time selecting between the savory side salad options to choose from. As mentioned before, these include mostly pastas, proteins, or a couple veggie options covered in a mayo dressing and served in hearty (not heart healthy) portions. I might actually just get a sampling of sides in lieu of a sandwich if I ever find myself looking for lunch in Greenville again. We enjoyed eating outdoors at one of their picnic tables that sits on the sidewalk in front of the shop in this pleasant area of small-town Ohio. The inside of the place had plenty of seating, and also carried a variety of items for sale. It was part restaurant, part local retail store. We didn 't spend too much time looking around, but it looked like a thoughtful and unique selection of items for sale. They also sold alcohol and had a pretty good selection to choose from. This alcohol area was separate from their food ordering area, so I don 't know if the alcohol could be consumed on site or if it was solely packaged sales to-go. Overall, I don 't think there is much more I would ask of this place. The people working were welcoming, the prices were very reasonable, and the food was tasty.

This establishment has been a favorite since I was a kid. I love their pasta salads and they have yummy sandwiches. It's a cool place to sit in and enjoy the atmosphere. It's not your typical cafe. It can feel slightly cluttered at times when it gets busy due to the layout of seating and space available.