Mobile catering is similar to regular catering services, except the food is delivered and served from a food truck—or a similar vehicle. The mobility factor makes this catering style preferable in many situations, such as outdoor events, lunch breaks, etc. 

Serve Food at Virtually Any Location

Mobile catering is a good option if you want to feed people in remote locations. Anywhere that the vehicle can access is a possibility. It can be next to a lake where you're having a company picnic, a baseball field where your softball team is playing, or near the local swimming pool where your child is having a birthday party. 

Perfect for Lunch Breaks

When the employees at your company achieve a goal, or you want to treat them to lunch for any other reason, you should consider mobile catering. The caterers can set up right in the parking lot, and your employees can grab a delicious meal from the truck when they go out for their lunch break. You can even surprise them if you want to make it more fun. 

No Need to Setup a Serving Table

With traditional catering, you usually need to set up an area to place the food. Once you do that, your guests will help themselves, or hired servers will bring the food to them. With mobile catering, the food truck pulls up, and the guests can stand in line and get their meals one at a time from the vehicle's window. 

No Need for Electricity

When you get an event catered, the caterers usually need access to electricity to keep the food at the right temperature. With mobile catering, the food can be kept warm—or chilled—in the truck, so there's no need for you to provide electricity. That makes it easy to get catering in areas that don't already have electricity set up. 

No Need for Anything Else

Most catered events require you to provide certain things for your guests—if the caterers do not offer them. You may need to set up tables with plates, silverware, etc. Most mobile caterers serve the meals the same way a public food truck does, with a container, napkins, forks, etc., provided by them. 

Mobile Caterers Can Help after Natural Disasters

One of the best things about mobile catering companies is they're often called upon to assist after natural disasters. When people lose everything to floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc., mobile caterers get hired to show up with meals for hungry people in need.

For more information, contact a company such as And Lobster.