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Salad and Go opens new location in Scottsdale

Salad and Go is opening a new store at 15305 N. 87th Street in Scottsdale on July 31.

The location marks the fourth to open in Scottsdale, bringing the brand’s presence to a total of 60 stores statewide, according to a press release.

Salad and Go’s new locations will provide guests with high-quality, made-to-order salads, wraps, soups and breakfast options as well as refreshing beverages, including hand-crafted lemonades, teas and cold brew coffee.

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GRAND OPENING

Salad and Go opens new location in Scottsdale

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Salad and Go is opening a new store at 15305 N. 87th Street in Scottsdale on July 31.

The location marks the fourth to open in Scottsdale, bringing the brand’s presence to a total of 60 stores statewide, according to a press release.

Salad and Go’s new locations will provide guests with high-quality, made-to-order salads, wraps, soups and breakfast options as well as refreshing beverages, including hand-crafted lemonades, teas and cold brew coffee.

The brand’s rapidly growing national footprint boasts more than 105 stores across Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada with an additional 30 locations slated to open this year. As Salad and Go continues to grow, so does its dedication to providing healthy, delicious and affordable meals to new cities and positively impacting the lives of others through community outreach programs.

To celebrate the new location, as well as one in Goodyear, Salad and Go is partnering with The Salvation Army Corps of Estrella Mountain and Waste Not organizations to donate around 1,500 salads from the team member training at the new Arizona stores.

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