Mora's Menu ManagementFood truck sites · East Bay

Now booking food trucks · month-to-month

Park where the crowd already is.

Private commercial lots across the East Bay, with tenants and customers already on the property. No long-term lease. Explore every site in 3D, pick your pad, start serving.

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No lease

A month-to-month vendor license. Leave with 30 days' notice.

Built-in traffic

Office parks, retail, a cinema and a gym. Customers are already on site.

Private lots

Off the street. No meters, no fighting for a curb.

One contact

One manager for every site. File your paperwork once.

Site explorer

The lots

Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom. Pick a site and the map flies you there.

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Getting started

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Pick a site

    Explore the lots in 3D and choose the ones that fit your menu and hours.

  2. Step 2

    Send your papers

    Health permit, insurance certificate, seller's permit, and the rest of the checklist below.

  3. Step 3

    Sign the license

    A short month-to-month vendor license covering your spot, your hours, and the site rules.

  4. Step 4

    Start serving

    We confirm your pad and your first day. You bring the food.

What you'll need

  • County health permit for your mobile food facilityAlameda or Contra Costa County, depending on the site.
  • Certificate of insurance$1M general liability plus auto coverage for the unit, naming Mora's Menu Management and the property owner as additional insureds.
  • California seller's permit (CDTFA)
  • Business license for the city you'll vend inSome sites also need a city vendor or group-site permit. We handle the property side and tell you exactly what applies.
  • Commissary agreement or letter
  • Fire-suppression service tag, if you cook with grease or open flame

The terms

Agreement
Month-to-month vendor license. It's permission to use a spot, not a lease.
Notice
Either side can end it with 30 days' written notice.
Rate
Set per site based on traffic and hours. Ask for the current rate on any lot.
Hours
Assigned per site. Lunch and evening slots are available.
Site rules
Keep your area clean, pack out trash and greywater, and keep generator noise down. Restroom access is arranged at each site.
Approval
Spots are subject to current capacity and approval of your paperwork.

Request a spot

Claim your pad.

Tell us about your truck and the sites you want. We reply within one business day with the rate and next steps.

Sites you want

Questions

Before you ask

Do I have to sign a lease?

No. You sign a short month-to-month vendor license. It gives you permission to use your spot without a long-term commitment, and either side can end it with 30 days' notice.

Can I book more than one site?

Yes. Many trucks run a lunch site on weekdays and an evening site on weekends. Choose every site you want on the request form.

Is there power or water on site?

It varies by lot. Plan to be self-contained unless we confirm a hookup for your pad. Ask about any site and we'll tell you what's there.

Who handles city permits for the lot?

We secure the property-side approvals for each site. You keep your own truck permits current: county health permit, business license, seller's permit, and insurance.

What am I looking at in the 3D map?

Google's photorealistic 3D imagery of the real property. Image dates vary by location. Pad layouts in each site panel are simplified diagrams, and exact pad placement is confirmed with you before your first day.