Poutine Brothers cover Bath and the rest of the South West, and the bus looks particularly good once it's dark.
For Bath we'd usually put forward Poutine Brothers and CHIPS! — each one below has its own menu, and you can book one or more than one.
Bath's Georgian centre is tight for vehicles, so most bookings here are at venues on the edge of the city and in the surrounding villages, where there's space to park up.

Fries, cheese curds and gravy, served out of a bus that looks the part after dark. The one people photograph, and the one that works hardest at an evening event.

Chips done properly, from a stall with a neon sign you can spot across a field. Simple, quick, and it suits every crowd from a village fete to a late-night festival stage.
Poutine is fries, cheese curds and gravy: Canadian comfort food that's perfect for evening events and colder days. Poutine Brothers serves it from a bus that lights up after dark.
It's often the dish guests haven't tried before, which makes it a great pairing with a more familiar option like Burger Bus.
In the city itself, tell us the exact spot first. Courtyards and car parks can work, and where a bus won't fit, a stall usually will.
The national dish of Canada: chips, cheese curds and gravy. Ours uses creamy Somerset cheese curds.
Yes. The bus lights up after dark and it's a late-night favourite.
Sometimes. Send us the address and we'll check access.




We travel across the Bath area and the wider South West. If your event isn't listed, ask anyway — it's usually a yes.
Tell Steve the date, headcount and which brand you're after on the booking page, and he'll come back with a price.
Book now →Rather talk it through? Call Steve on 07572 416745