Sponsor spotlight Bay Shrimp Caesar Salad the special at Scottys Food Truck

Edmonds, WALocal News

This week, Scotty’s Food Truck highlights a Bay Shrimp Caesar Salad as its special, running from May 1-3. The salad features crisp romaine lettuce, succulent bay shrimp, croutons for added crunch, freshly grated parmesan cheese, and Scotty’s signature Caesar dressing. Located at the Calvary Church parking lot in Edmonds’ Five Corners neighborhood, the food truck operates from 3:30 to 7:30 p. m. Thursday through Saturday.

Customers can avoid long wait times by calling ahead at 206-795-1615. The Bay Shrimp Caesar Salad is designed to attract local seafood enthusiasts looking for a flavorful meal option. Scotty’s Food Truck has become a popular spot in the area, known for its fresh ingredients and unique offerings. This special salad combines traditional flavors with high-quality seafood, appealing to both health-conscious diners and those craving comfort food. As the food truck scene continues to grow in Edmonds, menu specials like this highlight the community's love for diverse culinary options.

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