Kitchens on wheels
Food trucks show up at Flagler's festivals, breweries, farmers markets and beach events, and caterers feed weddings on the sand and parties all over Palm Coast. In Florida, mobile food units and caterers are licensed by DBPR just like restaurants, and they must operate from a licensed commissary for water, waste and cleaning.
Inspectors check the same food safety basics on a truck: temperatures, handwashing, water supply and storage. Because space is tight, hot and cold holding is the biggest challenge.
The list
Matching by business name, 14 caterers, mobile units and small food businesses with Flagler County addresses have public records on file. Not every truck that visits the county is licensed here, since many are based in Volusia or St. Johns.
Caterers, food trucks and mobile kitchens (14)
- Caribbean Restaurant Catering CompanyClean routine visit
- Cool Beans Barbeque And CateringClean routine visit
- Coozie's CateringClean routine visit
- Redneck Rick Backyard CookingClean routine visit
- Borinquen Craving'sNo high-priority findings
- Hammock Beach Mobile Food TruckNo high-priority findings
- Redneck Rick Backyard Cooking LLCNo high-priority findings
- Dex N Angie House Of Flavor LLCNo high-priority findings
- Ohana Food CoNo high-priority findings
- Sylvain's Caribbean Restaurant And CateringNo high-priority findings
- Redefined Food Co LLCNo high-priority findings
- World Plate Caterer LLCSome high-priority findings
- Tab's Food TruckSome high-priority findings
- Crave’S Coastal KitchenSome high-priority findings
Status reflects each location's most recent routine inspection on file. Tap any name for the full visit-by-visit record.