Looking for a food truck rental in Jupiter, FL for a riverfront party, a company day or a wedding? AMERICA is a hand-converted 1979 Blue Bird bus with a farm-to-bus seasonal menu, based at The Bell Farm in Loxahatchee, a short drive west of town. Private catering starts at $800 an event and weddings and larger catering at $2,500, for up to 200 guests.
Three published starting numbers, the same on every page of this site: $800 per event for private catering, $2,500 for weddings and larger catering, and $150 per person for a private farm dinner at The Bell Farm (ten-guest minimum). The catering cost guide explains how per-guest pricing and minimums work, and how to host a food truck covers space, timing and head count.
A party at the house often shows what else needs doing. If the roof needs attention before hurricane season, see roofing in Jupiter; for a remodel, impact windows or new openings, construction in Jupiter. If an association runs your street and you need its meetings and approvals explained, property management in Jupiter covers the HOA side, and if a lot needs clearing or grading before the big day, land services in Jupiter is the page to read.
Other towns: food truck rental in Wellington, food truck rental in Loxahatchee, where the bus is based, and food truck rental in West Palm Beach. Back to event booking or AMERICA, the food truck.
Private catering from AMERICA starts at $800 per event, and weddings and larger catering start at $2,500. Those are the published starting numbers; call (561) 779-3213 with the date, the address and the head count and we will talk through your event.
Jupiter is an incorporated town with its own Building Department, so anything the event itself needs on town ground or a commercial site is a Town of Jupiter matter, separate from unincorporated Palm Beach County. AMERICA operates under Florida Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicle license MFD1654011 under Chapter 509, which is a state license and not a county permit. The host arranges any permission the event itself needs, so confirm it with the Town first.
Often, yes, but the site decides. Homes along the Loxahatchee River and the coast have narrow drives, tight turns and soft ground at the edge of a lawn. Tell us the approach, the gate or driveway width and where the bus can sit level, and we will say plainly whether it fits.
Often, yes. Jupiter has deed-restricted master-planned neighbourhoods such as Abacoa and gated golf communities such as Jonathan's Landing and Admirals Cove, each run by its own board. An association may need to approve an outside vendor or a vehicle of this size on its streets or clubhouse lot. Ask your management office early and give us the date, the hours and the head count so you can pass them on.
Tell us how the bus will reach the spot. Jupiter Farms is the rural, large-lot side of town, so the questions are practical ones: the width of the gate, the surface of the drive, where the bus can park level and where guests can queue. Describe the approach when you call.
Yes. AMERICA carries a 50-amp shore line, Starlink connectivity and a Toast point of sale, with air conditioning fitted. You do not need to run a cord across the lawn or find a card reader.
Yes. Parties, company days and festivals are booked from $800 per event, and weddings and larger catering from $2,500, for up to 200 guests. Give us the date, the address, the head count and the hours.