Bring Dick’s Drive-In New Food Truck to Bellevue

Bring Dick’s Drive-In New Food Truck to Bellevue
Photo Credit: Dick’s Drive-In

Dick’s Drive-In has announced that they will be launching a new food truck. They are asking for you to vote on where it should stop first by filling out an online poll. This is the community’s opportunity to bring the popular fast food hamburger joint to Bellevue.

The truck will feature its regular menu items, excluding French fries. Instead, they will be serving chips.

Some of the cities to choose from include Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, Sammamish, West Seattle, Redmond, Maple Valley, and Tacoma. Their goal is to be able to reach all locations that are not able to get to their seven restaurant locations.

The food truck will be arriving in November 2020. To vote for the first location of the truck, visit their website.

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