Brick St Pizza Truck
Brick St Pizza truck is a travelling wood fired Gourmet Pizza truck. We specialise in a minimum 48h prefermented pizza dough. Hand rolled to perfection. Using only…
Start with real menus and an owner’s own description. Compare food trucks and coffee carts, then check the date, venue and quote directly with the operator.
Our directory currently has its strongest coverage in NSW. Check each operator’s base on their profile and confirm travel to your venue. The shortlist updates as owners publish their services.
These 4 operators explicitly mention event services in their public listing text. Inclusion does not confirm availability, service area or suitability for your event. How our listings work.
Brick St Pizza truck is a travelling wood fired Gourmet Pizza truck. We specialise in a minimum 48h prefermented pizza dough. Hand rolled to perfection. Using only…
Owner’s description: “Available for events, weddings, parties etc”
Emerald Coffee Co is a mobile coffee cart for premium, barista-made coffee.
Owner’s description: “From markets and corporate events to beautifully styled weddings, we deliver café-quality drinks with professional service.”
Napoli-style pizzas with our hand-stretched dough, fresh ingredients, and a light, airy crust that's full of flavour without leaving you feeling heavy afterwards.
Owner’s description: “Available for catering, weddings, parties and events!”
We cater for all occasions! Loaded fries, gourmet hotdogs, regular fries, vegetarian.
Owner’s description: “We cater for all occasions!”
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Tell the operator whether you need a main meal, late-night food, dessert or coffee. Share the guest count and the time everyone needs to be served. Ask how the proposed menu works with the venue’s access, available space and your other suppliers.
Give the operator your service window, expected headcount and the number of separate sittings. Explain whether the business will pay one invoice, use meal vouchers or let guests buy individually. Ask how queues and dietary requests will be handled within that window.
Describe the mix of adults and children, where the vehicle can park and whether guests need a full meal or snacks. Ask what happens if guest numbers change and when you need to confirm the final number.
Compare written quotes on the same guest count, service window and inclusions. A truck’s public menu is useful for exploring the food; it is not a promise of private catering at those item prices.
“We are planning [event type] on [date] at [venue and suburb] for approximately [guest count] people. We would like food served from [start] to [finish]. Could you confirm availability, suggested menus, service capacity, dietary options, site requirements and a written quote including any minimum spend, travel and booking terms?”
Download the full catering enquiry checklist to fill in before contacting your shortlist.
These food directories include general listings; ask each operator whether private catering is offered.
For a public market or festival, read our event organiser’s guide. For local discovery, browse food trucks by area. Running a truck yourself? List your truck and describe the catering services you actually offer.
This page helps you shortlist operators. Open a truck profile and use the operator’s published contact links to ask about availability and a quote. A listing is not a confirmed booking.
Ask the operator for a quote covering your guest numbers, menu, travel, service duration and any minimum spend. Public menu prices describe individual items and are not a private-event package price.
No. The shortlist below includes only trucks whose current public description explicitly mentions catering or private-event services. Confirm your particular event with each operator.
Use the base location on each profile as a starting point, then ask the operator about your exact venue. Food Truck Finder welcomes listings across Australia, but a home suburb does not establish a catering travel area.