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Food trucks coming to Roswell park

By Christopher Seward
July 1, 2013

Metro Atlanta food trucks will be in operation at Don White Park in Roswell on weekends from now until fall, the city announced Monday.

Three trucks will be on the banks of the Chattahoochee River off Riverside Road from 11 a.m. until dusk each Saturday and Sunday.

They will include trucks from Pressed For Time (paninis), Hail Caesar (Caesar salads, wraps and sandwiches), Champion Cheesesteaks, Spiedie Zone (skewered marinated chicken), Masala Fresh (Indian street food), Vintage Frozen Custard and others.

The “Roswell River Food Truck Weekends” are sponsored by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Food Movement, an Atlanta food truck company.

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