Find a licensed commissary or shared kitchen
Every kitchen here comes from a county or state health department list, with its source and the date we checked it. Search free, no sign-up.
01Browse by place
Kitchens by state
All states and cities- California15274 towns
- Colorado113 towns
- Illinois191 town
- Kansas99 towns
- Kentucky4339 towns
- Minnesota3727 towns
- New York2924 towns
- Texas273 towns
- Washington7814 towns
Busiest cities
- Tacoma WA36
- Chicago IL19
- Houston TX16
- Oakland CA12
- Los Angeles CA10
- Santa Rosa CA10
- Puyallup WA10
- Denver CO9
02Know the rules first
What your county requires
Most food truck permits need a signed commissary agreement and a regular visit. 13 of the 25 health departments we cover expect you back every day.
- Los Angeles CountyStored & serviced there
- HoustonService log
- ChicagoDaily
- New York CityDaily
- Maricopa County (Phoenix)Daily
- Southern Nevada (Las Vegas)Daily
- DenverWeekly schedule
- Nashville (Davidson County)Start and end of day
Cottage food laws
Selling from your home kitchen first? What 14 states allow, how much you can sell, and the label wording they require.
- TexasCap $150,000
- FloridaCap $250,000
- CaliforniaCap $88,878 / $177,756
- MichiganCap $50,000
- OhioNone
- GeorgiaNone since July 2025
03How the directory works
Public lists, made usable
We collect the official lists
Health departments publish approved commissaries and certified kitchens, mostly as PDFs. We gather 18 of them.
We keep the paper trail
Each kitchen keeps its source, the list's date and the day we last checked it (September 29, 2026).
Kitchens add the rest
Owners claim their listing free to add prices, hours and equipment, and get booking requests.
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