Bread Zeppelin's famous salad-stuffed sandwiches land in Richardson

Dallas-born sandwich chain Bread Zeppelin is bringing its famous salad-stuffed baguettes to Richardson: The restaurant will open at 1920 N. Coit Rd., Ste. 201, on Wednesday, September 30, according to a release.

The new restaurant marks the 12th Texas location for Bread Zeppelin, which was founded by high school friends Troy Charhon and Andrew Schoellkopf in 2013. It follows openings in McKinney in February and Frisco in June.

“Richardson has a real community feel, and the mix of people who work here and families who call the neighborhoods around Coit home is exactly what we look for when considering a new location,” Charhon says in the release. “We want to be the stop on the way home from a Friday night game or the spot somebody grabs before a shift, and you only get that by earning it — one Zeppelin at a time.”

Bread Zeppelin has built a following for its unique sandwich-making process, which involves hollowing out a toasted artisan baguette and stuffing it with salad, housemade dressing, and freshly prepared proteins. It's essentially a portable salad that can be eaten on the go, no fork required.