County Commissary rules · California
San Luis Obispo County commissary requirements for food trucks and carts
The short answer from County of San Luis Obispo Health Agency, Environmental Health Services: Yes (CalCode). SLO classifies commissaries and shared permanent food facilities (SPFF) by tier, and each tier limits which mobile units it can serve.
- Commissary needed?
- Yes (CalCode). SLO classifies commissaries and shared permanent food facilities (SPFF) by tier, and each tier limits which mobile units it can serve.
- How often
- CalCode daily servicing applies; confirm specifics with the county.
- Paperwork
- Commissary approval through Environmental Health.
- Storage
- At the approved commissary or SPFF.
Confirm with County of San Luis Obispo Health Agency. This page summarises the official documents listed under Sources. Official page
Other things to know
- Tier 4 "all use" facilities can serve mobile food facilities that cook, cool, reheat or hot-hold food.
- Some facilities can only serve mobile units selling prepackaged food, with food prepared and packaged at the facility, not on the unit.
- Some facilities can only serve units without water tank requirements.
These local rules sit on top of the California (statewide) rules.
13 kitchens covered by these rules
- 8550 El Camino Real #C, Atascadero, CA 93422Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 4 All Use; Tier 4 (A) (MFF)
- 950 Main St, Cambria, CA 93428Rentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 4 Dep Op / T1 MFF; Tier 4 (No MFF w/ prep) — mobile units serving only prepackaged food
- 646 S 13th St, Grover Beach, CA 93433Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 4 All Use; Tier 4 (A2) (MFF)
- 921 Griffin Unit R, Grover Beach, CA 93433Rentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 4 Dep Op / T1 MFF; Tier 4 (No MFF w/ prep) — mobile units serving only prepackaged food
- 960 W Grand Ave Ste F, Grover Beach, CA 93433Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 3 All Use; Tier 3 (A2) (MFF)
- 146 N Thompson Rd, Nipomo, CA 93444Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 4 All Use; Tier 4 (A2) (MFF)
- 108 Cuyama Ln, Nipomo, CA 93444Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenCommissary - Tier 2 All Use; Tier 2 (A2B) (MFF)
- 81 Wellsona Rd, Paso Robles, CA 93446Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 4 All Use; Tier 4 (MFF)
- 1144 Black Oak Dr, Paso Robles, CA 93446Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 3 All Use; Tier 3 (A) (MFF)
- 863 Oak Park Blvd, Pismo Beach, CA 93449Rentable prep kitchenShared Permanent Food Facility (SPFF) - Tier 1 All Use; Tier 1 (A2) (No MFF w/ prep) w/ fridge/freezer — mobile units serving only prepackaged food
- 3001 Broad St, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenCommissary - Tier 4 All Use; Tier 4 (A2B) (MFF)
- 4750 Allene Wy, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401Food truck commissaryRentable prep kitchenCommissary - Tier 4 All Use; Tier 4 (AB) (MFF)
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Questions people ask
Do I need a commissary for a food truck in San Luis Obispo County?
Yes (CalCode). SLO classifies commissaries and shared permanent food facilities (SPFF) by tier, and each tier limits which mobile units it can serve.
How often do I have to go to the commissary?
CalCode daily servicing applies; confirm specifics with the county.
What paperwork does San Luis Obispo County want?
Commissary approval through Environmental Health.
Where do I find a commissary in San Luis Obispo County?
We list 13 kitchens covered by these rules, below. They come from the official Commissaries and Shared Permanent Food Facilities Listing.
Sources
Last checked September 29, 2026.