Centennial coffee catering A coffee cart for Centennial.
Centennial is neighborhoods, schools and parks, so the bookings here are mostly community ones: a group that meets every month, a school thanking its teachers, a party at home.
Around Centennial
A short drive south.
Centennial is where Boom Supersonic revealed their jet to the governor, and we had the coffee cart in the lobby that day. We've also done PCL's company brunch at Centennial Center Park and a morning at St. Thomas More School. It's a short drive and inside the free 50 miles.
Event spots around Centennial
- The Franciscan Event Center
- Centennial Center Park
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Denver Tech Center
- Topgolf Centennial
- Goodson Recreation Center
Where prices start
What a coffee cart costs in Centennial.
Travel is free within 50 miles of Denver, and Centennial is inside it, so the quote is the same as a Denver event: the cart, a barista and unlimited drinks for the time you book.
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“Brady is so sweet and easy to work with. And the coffee was delicious. I hired his coffee cart for a large mom's group and it was a huge hit. Multiple women told me it was some of the best lattes they had!”
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Centennial questions
Centennial coffee cart questions.
Offices, parties and events are $375 an hour with a two-hour minimum, so they start at $750. Weekend events add 10%. Weddings are $500 an hour per cart with a two-hour minimum, plus 20% gratuity. Travel to Centennial is free.
Yes. Group size doesn't change the price. The cart is $375 an hour with a two-hour minimum.
One cart pours 40 to 50 drinks an hour and covers about 100 guests in two hours. Bigger crowds get a second cart.
Two weeks out is ideal. If something comes up last minute, reach out anyway and we'll do everything we can to make it happen.
We make coffee the easiest part of your event.
Tell us a little about it and we'll take it from there.