Holiday Market Coffee Truck · Atlanta

Coffee forChristmas in Atlanta.

A December market is cold, and cold is the whole reason people buy coffee. BRO COFFEE takes a vendor spot and pours hot drinks from the first stall opening to the last string of lights.

Freshly Brewed
Good Vibes
2K+ events served
BRO COFFEE food truck
BRO COFFEE strawberry shake with whipped cream BRO COFFEE cold brew BRO COFFEE green snowball over shaved ice BRO COFFEE latte

How It Works

We Keep It Simple.
You Enjoy the Experience.

  1. 01

    Inquire

    Send the date, venue and headcount.

  2. 02

    We Plan

    We set the menu, arrival time and parking with you.

  3. 03

    We Roll In

    Our truck, our crew, on time, every time.

  4. 04

    We Serve

    Guests order at the window. We keep the line moving.

Let's Get Rolling

Let's Get the Truck
to Your Event.

Good coffee. Anywhere you need it.

Book Your Event

Christmas Markets

Coffee Truck for Christmas Markets and Tree Lightings

(470) 979-66-63

Tree lightings behave differently from every other event we do. Nothing happens, nothing happens, and then a switch is flipped and four hundred people turn around at once looking for something warm. We staff for that. At a market that runs all evening the pattern is steadier but longer: families walking stalls, vendors who have been standing since four, and a line that never quite disappears once the sun goes down.

Winter menus lean hard on the hot side — lattes, cappuccinos, americanos and chai tea lattes, with whole, half & half, oat or skim. Shakes and smoothies still go out to kids who do not care what month it is. Downtown squares, church markets and HOA lighting nights usually take Post-Pay or Per Cup so the bill matches the night; a sponsored market that covers drinks fits Per Guest. Send the date and location on the booking form and we quote quickly.

How do you handle the rush right after the lights come on?

We know it is coming, so the truck is fully prepped and both hands are on the window before the countdown, not after it.

Can you serve a market that runs several weekends?

Yes. Recurring dates are easier for us to plan than one-offs, so put the whole run on the form.