Food trucks for street food markets

Market operators are always one trader short. Make yourself easy to find.

Why street food markets are worth being listed for

1

Markets need regulars, and a gap in the line-up is a problem the operator wants solved this week.

2

A weekly pitch gives you a predictable base to plan the rest of the diary around.

3

Market crowds are how a new menu gets tested in front of real customers fast.

Free listing

Get found by the people booking street food markets

Tell us what you sell, what you turn up in and which counties you travel to, and tick street food markets among the events you work. Anyone searching for a caterer for street food markets in your area will see you.

Add my food van

Free forever. No commission on what you book, and no contract.

  • Listed under street food markets as well as every other event you work
  • Your phone and email stay hidden until someone deliberately asks for them
  • Two photographs, your website and your social pages
  • County-by-county coverage, or tick national
  • Edit or take it down yourself, whenever you like

Organising street food markets? See who covers your area

Search by county or postcode, filter by cuisine and unit type, and deal with the caterer directly. Free to search, and nothing is added to the price you agree.

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Food trucks for street food markets — common questions

How do I find street food markets to trade at?
Operators run several sites and recruit continuously. Listing the counties you cover means they find you rather than the other way round.
Do market operators charge a pitch fee?
Usually — either a flat fee or a percentage of takings. That is between you and the operator; Eventibites takes nothing either way.