Vintage trailer coffee shop

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Frank & Co. converted this vintage horse trailer into a coffee and cocktails spot for Belfre Kitchen. Butcher block countertops, checkerboard floors, custom cabinetry, black and white sconces and dark paint make this little trailer feel like you're stepping into someone's living room.

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The Paloma Mobile Bar & Beverage Service can pull up to any special event and pour any beverage from our three taps as well as prepare signature cocktails or non-alcoholic options. With pretty copper accents and rice wood counters this mobile bar is sure to impress your guests!

The light blue, ‘68 Scotty Serro camper is all dolled up in a rustic, charming style to provide farm-fresh beverages everywhere it goes.

PELLA — Pinterest-loving coffee aficionados have a new local business to discover as the HoneyBee Camper Co. makes its big debut as a traveling coffee shop and cocktail bar.

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Mobile coffee bar in the adirondacks available for weddings, events, and catering.

🙋‍♀️ If you're ever down the end of Ferry Road near Ferrymead check out this little coffee place 😍 Soulful coffee it's so idyllic and gorgeous 😀🥰 the plants along the side and beautiful touch 😃 friendly service too! The lovely woman who served me complimented me on my jacket as she loves orange 🧡 then as I stood there more and more people came to order too 😃 I had the nudge to take a photo 😃🥰 The reason I share this story is because last night I had the intuitive nudge to go to…