Menō Coffee Cart

Tierra a Taza Coffee is a mobile espresso bar based in Dallas that caters events across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Its baristas work weddings, corporate events, trade shows and more, and the company describes its drinks as Mexican-inspired. The lattes are built around syrups made in-house. Hosts choose three from flavors such as Mexican vanilla bean, dulce de leche, horchata, Mexican mocha, lavender and almond cookie, with pumpkin spice and café de olla offered as seasonal options. For guests who prefer the classics, the cart serves espresso, cortados, cappuccinos and americanos, made with beans from Edison Coffee Roasters. Chai lattes and hot chocolate are available for non-coffee drinkers. Guests can choose whole or oat milk, and drinks come hot or iced all year. Planners can book or request a quote through the website.

Nightowl Coffee Catering runs mobile espresso bars out of Farmers Branch, Texas, and works mainly in Dallas-Fort Worth and Phoenix. They say they have served events in more than 25 states. Their carts appear at corporate events, conferences and tradeshows, brand activations and weddings, as well as smaller gatherings like baby showers. For weddings, they cover receptions, rehearsal dinners, morning-after brunches, engagement parties and bridal showers. They work with the venue and planner, and their team sets up and breaks down the bar. Couples can add monogrammed carts, branded cups, signature menus and espresso martinis. Brunch bars can include espresso, cold brew and seasonal specials, and oat and almond milk come as standard. Corporate clients can have their logo printed on lattes and can also order cart wraps and custom cups. Each cart needs its own 15-amp circuit, and generators can be rented where there's no power.

Middle Kid Coffee is a mobile coffee business serving the greater Austin, Texas area. The team makes hand-crafted coffee drinks, both out in the local community and at private events, and says its aim is to bring coffee to clients wherever and whenever it's needed. The owners describe the company as a long-planned project that is just getting started, built around creating community with coffee at its center. Planners can find them on Instagram at middlekidcoffeeco.