New food truck to debut in downtown Dayton this May
The Dayton Street Snacks truck will debut on Friday, May 2, at Front Street Studios, 1001 E. 2nd St.
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Owners Alisha Bergsten and Brian Johnson said they're excited bring fresh options to the community.
'Dayton Street Snacks is all about fun times and tasty food,' said Johnson. 'We have been having a lot of fun coming up with our starting menu full of snacks and entrees. We can't wait for people to try everything.'
Johnson said their rotating menu will be eclectic.
'Our starting menu is full of both traditional and off-the-wall menu items like omelets, cheddar bae biscuit sliders, wings, cinnamon rolls on a stick, and more,' said Johnson. 'The menu will probably rotate quite a bit this year as we experiment and try new items out.'
This debut will be durning the art studio's First Friday and ARTebration events.
'We're incredibly grateful to Richard and Samantha at Front Street Studios for inviting us to host our grand opening as part of their big weekend of events,' Johnson said. 'We can't wait to be set up next to a group of our fellow food trucks all day long on Saturday during the Brunch Food Truck Rally and Mural Fest. It will be great to start building our customer base and community with so much creativity around us.'
To learn more about the Dayton Street Snacks grand opening, click here.
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