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Salad and Go opens in San Tan Valley, Glendale

A drive-thru salad chain has further expanded in the Valley.

The company has opened its first location in the San Tan Valley, as well as a second location in Glendale, according to a press release.

These openings will bring Salad and Go’s presence across Arizona to 50 locations, while expanding the brand to more than 80 locations spanning Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada. 

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Salad and Go opens in San Tan Valley, Glendale

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A drive-thru salad chain has further expanded in the Valley.

The company has opened its first location in the San Tan Valley, as well as a second location in Glendale, according to a press release.

These openings will bring Salad and Go’s presence across Arizona to 50 locations, while expanding the brand to more than 80 locations spanning Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada. 

The Salad and Go in San Tan Valley opened Saturday, Feb.4, and is located at 1754 W. Hunt Highway.

The Glendale location opens Saturday, Feb. 28 at 9121 W. Glendale Ave. The Glendale store is close to State Farm Stadium and the opening date was set to take advantage of Super Bowl weekend, the release stated.

As Salad and Go enters its tenth year of business, it maintains its ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, beginning with a partnership with The Salvation Army to donate approximately 1,500 salads from the two new Arizona locations.

Salad and Go also be sponsored the 18th Annual Legends for Charity Dinner benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 9. The event was held in Phoenix this year in conjunction with the Super Bowl. 

Salad and Go, San Tan Valley, Glendale

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