Food Trucks, Coffee Trailers & Dessert Vans in Northern Ireland
Looking for food trucks in Northern Ireland? Born & Raised Collective connects you with trusted suppliers for weddings, corporate events, film shoots, and festivals. From artisan coffee trailers to wood-fired pizza trucks and dessert vans, our directory helps you find the perfect catering option for any occasion.
Mr Sher’s Ice Cream Surrey & London
Mr Sher’s Ice Cream provides ice cream van hire for events in London and Surrey, offering premium, reliable catering tailored
Sweet House Crêpes
Sweet House Crêpes is a Dublin-based mobile crêpe business serving freshly made sweet crêpes
at festivals, school fairs, corporate events and private celebrations.
SeaSugar Handmade Confectionery
SeaSugar Handmade Confectionery crafts traditional hard sweets and Yellowman in small batches,
supplying Northern Ireland, the UK and Ireland with bespoke gifting and wedding favours.
The Holestone Catering Northern Ireland
The Holestone Catering is a premium Northern Ireland event catering company delivering flavour-driven street food for weddings, corporate events, festivals and private functions across NI and ROI. Founded by Michelin-trained chef Jonathan Clarke, they combine quality, professionalism and bold local flavours.
Causeway Coffee
Causeway Coffee is a multi award-winning speciality coffee roaster supplying premium coffee, equipment services inspired by Irish heritage.
The Purpose Collection
The Purpose Collection offers ethical clothing, gifts and homeware designed to inspire purpose, faith and intentional living
Northern Ireland is home to some of the most stunning event backdrops, from Belfast city venues to the Causeway Coast and the Mourne Mountains. Whether you’re planning a wedding in a rustic barn, a corporate away day in the city, or a festival by the coast, hiring local food trucks adds flavour and atmosphere to your event.
Our Collective members bring everything with them, from mobile kitchens to professional staff, so you can relax and enjoy great food wherever your event takes place.
Choosing a food truck for your Northern Ireland event
From farm weddings to coastal festivals, Northern Ireland offers plenty of memorable settings. A little planning helps your food truck fit the venue and the day.
Rural and coastal venues
Barns, fields and seaside sites often have limited power, uneven ground or narrow lanes. Tell your supplier early so they can confirm access and bring the right equipment.
Which counties do they cover?
Suppliers set their own travel areas, and some charge extra for longer journeys. Ask whether they regularly work in your county, whether that is Antrim, Down, Armagh, Derry/Londonderry, Fermanagh or Tyrone.
Food safety checks
Food businesses in Northern Ireland register with their local council. Ask your supplier about their registration and their food hygiene rating, and request allergen information for the menu.
Weddings, corporate days and festivals
Each event type needs a different approach. Weddings often need a set service time, corporate days may need a fast queue, and festivals need a menu that works at volume. Describe your event clearly and let the supplier suggest a menu.
Prepare for the weather
Northern Ireland weather is changeable, so plan for shelter for both the truck and your guests.
Find suppliers using the search above, or list your business to reach event organisers.
Food Truck Hire in Northern Ireland - FAQs
Prices vary depending on the menu, the size of your event, the venue and how far the supplier has to travel, so it is best to ask suppliers directly for a quote.
Absolutely, food trucks are a popular choice for rustic and outdoor weddings, offering unique menus and a relaxed atmosphere.
Yes, many suppliers will cover multiple counties including Antrim, Down, Armagh, Derry/Londonderry, Fermanagh, and Tyrone.
From street food favourites like burgers, pizzas, and tacos to artisan coffee and sweet treats, there’s something for every event.
Simply list your business on Born & Raised Collective and start connecting with event organisers today.