Long Island mobile bar

One For The Road

One For The Road is a mobile bar in Long Island that says it serves Long Island. Its own site prints prices, starting with “$299/hour”.

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What One For The Road says it offers

“Mobile bar rentals for events and seasonal photo sessions in our beautiful bar setting” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“Horse Trailer Mobile Bar Rental For Events” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“Our mobile bar setup is fully equipped, beautifully branded, and adaptable to indoor or outdoor spaces” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

One For The Road prints its prices on its own site

“$299/hour” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“$350/hour” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“2-hour minimum. $200 each additional hour. Alcohol and gratuity not included.” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“$399/hour” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“3-hour minimum. $250 each additional hour. Alcohol and gratuity not included.” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

These are the business’s own published figures, labeled first party. Confirm what each one includes before you compare it with another quote.

The terms it puts in writing

“The Trail” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“3-hour minimum. Alcohol and gratuity not included.” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“The Show Pony (without Bartender)” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“Thoroughbred Package (With Bartender)” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“20% deposit due at booking. Full balance due 10 days before the event.” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“3-hour minimum. Alcohol and gratuity not included.” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

In its own words

“Up to 3 signature cocktails & mixers” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“Up to 2 signature cocktails & mixers” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

“not published; the footer reads "© 2025 One For The Road. All rights reserved." which is a copyright year, not a founding year. The site says only "Founded by a husband-and-wife team" with no year.” Source: onefortheroadms.com.

On its service area, the site says “Long Island” Source.

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Who buys the alcohol, and who owns what is left over?
Do you hold liquor liability insurance, and can you send the certificate to our venue?
How many hours and how many bartenders does the price cover?
What power, space and access does the bar need on site?

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