Wedding Catering · Clevedon
Wedding Catering in Clevedon
Burger Bus, the converted American school bus burger van, covering Clevedon and North Somerset.
If you're searching for wedding catering in Clevedon, our aim is simple: serve exceptional burgers, keep queues moving, and leave guests talking about the food long after the evening has finished.
A yellow American school bus pulling up at your venue becomes part of the day, and part of the photos.
- Relaxed evening food, served hot from the hatch
- A full-size American school bus as a photo spot
- Vegetarian and vegan options for every guest
- Dietary requirements sorted with you before the day
Catering in Clevedon
Clevedon sits on the North Somerset coast, a quick hop from Bristol on the M5. We cover the town, its seafront and the villages inland towards Yatton.
We cover Kenn, Yatton, Tickenham, Walton-in-Gordano and Kingston Seymour, plus the rest of North Somerset.
Evening food that guests remember
Food trucks are ideal when you want guests to eat in a relaxed and sociable setting. People order at a suitable time and carry on enjoying the evening without a lengthy seated service.
This works particularly well for festival-style weddings, evening wedding food and venues where guests move between different areas.
Wedding Catering Clevedon: your questions
Can you serve evening food at a wedding?
Yes. A relaxed evening service with burgers and loaded fries is one of our most popular wedding bookings.
Can you cater for dietary requirements?
Yes. Tell us about allergies and dietary requirements when you request your quote so we can discuss suitable options.
Does the venue need a kitchen?
No. The bus is a self-contained mobile kitchen. We just need a safe, reasonably level spot and a clear route in.
Do you cover Clevedon?
Yes. We travel from Bristol to Clevedon and nearby, including Kenn, Yatton, Tickenham, Walton-in-Gordano. Send us your postcode to check availability.
Book Burger Bus in Clevedon
Send us your date, venue postcode, guest numbers and serving time for a Clevedon quote.