For breweries and taprooms

Book the food.
Build the crowd.

Publish food truck openings, review applications, confirm bookings, and put the finished lineup in front of local customers.

One brewery calendar

All scheduling in one place.

Create events, switch into proposals and bookings, and return to the same schedule to run every service.

Navigate, edit, save, publish, and return to the updated calendar

One connected workflow

Book food trucks without the hassle

Create your event, book your food truck, and publish your schedule from one place.

01

Create your event

Choose the date, set what you need, and open your event to food trucks.

A populated Chomp create-event dialog showing the event name, audience, and August 27 schedule
02

Book your food truck

Invite a food truck you know, or review applications from trucks interested in the opening.

Invite directly
A brewery selecting Cheffrey's for a direct invitation to its Summer Night Market opening
Review applicants
The Chomp pending-proposals inbox showing two food-truck applicants and their event details
03

Publish your schedule

Share your finished schedule so customers know who’s serving, where, and when. When mobile ordering is enabled, they can order from their phones and skip the line.

The Chomp customer schedule showing the food trucks serving at an upcoming brewery event

Your brewery control room

See what needs attention before service starts.

Pending proposals and upcoming events stay visible together, so the next decision does not disappear into messages.

The Chomp brewery dashboard showing pending proposals and upcoming events

Chomp, plainly

What Chomp does

The product proof on this site shows released workflows using representative data.

Can a brewery publish a food truck opening?

Yes. Brewery operators can create an event, add vendor needs and requirements, publish it, review applications and submitted documents, and confirm a booking.

Can a food truck apply?

Yes. Food trucks can browse openings, inspect the event and requirements, choose their business, add a message, provide required files, and submit an application.

What can local customers do?

Customers can browse public events, open the schedule and host details, and see participating vendors.

Is Chomp only for breweries?

Breweries and taprooms are Chomp's primary focus. The same event, vendor, booking, and discovery tools also work for markets, venues, and recurring event hosts.

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