Hotels, resorts, clubs, events and brands serving food, coffee and drink on the move, and the guest experiences built around it.
Amber Marchand left communications consulting for a mint-green camper in Northern Virginia whose taps, slush machine and generator let one small trailer serve weddings, offices and school picnics alike.
The first U.S. Treehouse hotel pours its seasonal Beer Garden from a green-and-timber draft trailer: a full bar that arrived on wheels and looks like it belongs to the brand.
At Robert De Niro's vertical film studio in Queens, coffee comes to the crew on two three-wheeled Italian trucks built for the moment a whole soundstage breaks at once.
At The Baths of Blackwolf Run, Destination Kohler serves loaded bowls and cheese curds from a vintage Chevrolet truck it owns, a deliberately casual counterweight to a resort known for major championships.
At the Hamptons resort and marina, a polished Airstream called Yachtys feeds the family pool and the Great Lawn, sends lobster rolls anywhere on property, and doubles as a bookable event space.
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