AMERICA is a 1979 Blue Bird bus that I converted by hand, and she runs a farm-to-table board under a Florida state licence, MFD1654011. Most calls start with where she goes and what it takes to book her, so here are the six answers, with the page for each. Private catering starts at $800 and weddings and larger catering start at $2,500.
Can I taste the food before I book?
Yes. AMERICA walks up at The Bell Farm in Loxahatchee, Thursday to Sunday, serving a farm-to-bus menu from a hand-converted 1979 bus. Walk-up at the farm →
Does the bus come to Jupiter?
It does. The Jupiter page covers HOA nights, Jupiter Farms backyard parties, office lunches and weddings, and what the state licence settles versus what the Town and your association still decide. Food truck catering in Jupiter →
Is Palm Beach Gardens too far?
Not by booking. AMERICA comes from the farm in Loxahatchee. The page explains what the state licence settles, what the City and your association still decide, and how to book. Food truck catering in Palm Beach Gardens →
What about Royal Palm Beach?
It sits along Okeechobee Boulevard from the farm. The page covers who says yes to a food truck on a private lot, in an association community or on Village ground. Food truck catering in Royal Palm Beach →
Can the bus fit a backyard in The Acreage?
Acre lots are made for parties, but the driveway, the culverts and the ground need a look before a 1979 bus rolls in. The bus carries a 50-amp shore line, and the page lists what to check. Food truck catering in The Acreage →
What decides a booking in West Palm Beach?
In the county seat it is four things: the state licence, the City's land-use and event rules, your association, and the property. The page walks through them. Food truck catering in West Palm Beach →
Coming next: Boynton Beach
A Boynton Beach page is going up this week as well: who can say no to a food truck there, from the state to your community board, and which events book one. Food truck catering in Boynton Beach →