Food truck serving a residential community

Food trucks for your apartment community

Give residents a rotating lineup of local food trucks. We build the schedule and coordinate with the trucks.

Set up resident food truck service

Communities we work with

How it works

We build the rotation

Choose the days and service window. We coordinate the trucks and keep the schedule current.

Residents know what’s coming

Share one page with upcoming trucks and menus.

One point of contact

Questions, schedule changes, and vendor coordination come through SeattleFoodTruck.com, not your leasing office.

What to expect

Food truck parked at an apartment community

What we need from you

A place for the truck to park, a service window, and basic site-access details. We’ll work through the rest with you.

What it costs

Most properties have us run it. Hosted service is a monthly program fee we quote up front, and we handle the schedule, the trucks, and the day-of details. Prefer to run it yourself? Submit a recurring request through the catering form and pick your own trucks. There’s no program fee that way.

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Residents eating food truck food together

If a truck cancels

We look for another truck first. A truck that cancels late pays a fee, and your schedule updates the moment anything changes.

Local food truck vendor in the community

One evening or a standing rotation

Try a single visit first, or set a weekly rotation from the start.

What we need on site

Power:

Usually not needed

Space:

About 30 ft × 8 ft to park and serve

Water:

Not usually needed

Parking:

A flat surface with a clear approach

Resident credit packages and rewards program

Resident credits and move-in perks

Want to sweeten a renewal or welcome new residents? We can set up resident credit packages so the trucks become a perk with a dollar value attached.

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What people are saying

Super easy to work with. We needed a truck for an office lunch and they sent us a few options that actually fit what we were looking for. Everything showed up on time and the food was great.

Sarah M.

Booked a taco truck for my husband's birthday and it was honestly way easier than I expected. Everyone loved it and I didn't have to worry about feeding 60 people myself.

Rachel K.

Good experience overall. We've had a couple different trucks out to our office and both were solid. The team likes having something different from regular catered lunch.

Jordan T.

Everything went smoothly. Truck was there early, service was fast, and our group was happy. Would definitely book through them again.

Chris P.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do food trucks work at apartment complexes and HOA communities?

A truck visits on a set schedule and sells dinner or lunch to residents. We build and manage the rotation, handle scheduling, and keep you and the trucks in the loop. Each truck arrives self-contained, serves on site, and leaves with nothing for your staff to clean up.

Does it cost apartment communities anything to host food trucks?

Most properties have us run it. Hosted service is a monthly program fee we quote up front, and we handle the schedule, the trucks, and the day-of details. Residents buy their own dinner at the truck; a resident credit or a sponsored night is optional. Prefer to run it yourself? Submit a recurring request through the catering form and pick your own trucks. There's no program fee that way.

How often can food trucks visit my apartment or neighborhood?

Weekly, every other week, monthly, or on a rotation, depending on the size of the community and how residents respond. A consistent night works best so residents know when to expect a truck. We can adjust the rotation based on what residents order.

Do residents need to pre-order food from the trucks?

No. Residents order at the truck when it arrives, and many trucks also take online orders so people can skip the line. A weekly menu email and a community page show which trucks are coming.

What space or setup is required to host a food truck?

A designated parking or loading area, roughly 30 ft by 8 ft. Most trucks bring their own power and water and don't need indoor space. If access, power, or traffic flow is a question, we'll work it out with you before the first visit.

Why are food trucks a good amenity for apartment communities?

Residents get dinner without leaving the property, neighbors run into each other, and you get an amenity that doesn't need staff or a budget line. Local trucks get a regular stop.