The Blue Ridge Breakfast Co. mobile trailer parked in the mountains at sunrise

Mobile breakfast trailer · Blue Ridge, NC

Mountain mornings, done right.

Hand-rolled NY-style bagels, stacked breakfast sandwiches, and freshly brewed coffee — served hot from our trailer wherever the road takes us.

The Trailer

A New York bagel habit, brought to the Blue Ridge.

Blue Ridge Breakfast Co. is the newest concept from Chef Connor Saucedo — a mobile trailer built around one simple idea: a truly great bagel and a proper cup of coffee should be easy to find.

We boil and bake our bagels the traditional way, build every sandwich to order, and pull up somewhere new throughout the week. Same chef-driven quality you know — with mountain views included.

NY-style
Boiled & baked bagels
Local
Small-batch roasted coffee
Made-to-order
Every sandwich, every morning
A NY-style bagel breakfast sandwich with egg, cheese and bacon

Find the Trailer

Where we'll be this week

We move around the mountains all week. Follow along on social for last-minute stops, private events, and weather updates.

Wednesday

Downtown Hendersonville · Main St. Farmers Market
7–11 AM

Thursday

Flat Rock · The Village Green
7–11 AM

Friday

Brevard · Brevard Brewing lot
7 AM–12 PM

Saturday

Hendersonville · Blue Ridge Mall
8 AM–1 PM

Sunday

Lake Lure · Marina boardwalk
8 AM–12 PM

Schedule may shift with weather and private bookings — check social before you roll out.

Assortment of fresh NY-style bagels
A cup of coffee beside a fresh bagel
A loaded breakfast bagel sandwich

Catering & Bookings

Bring Blue Ridge to your crew

From office mornings to weekend celebrations, we'll roll up with everything needed for a memorable breakfast.

Workplace Mornings

Treat your team to fresh bagels and coffee — recurring or one-time office drop-offs.

Events & Weddings

Morning-after brunch, showers, and gatherings served straight from the trailer.

Book the Trailer

Have us pull up to your location for a set window with a custom menu.

Request a booking

Tell us the date, place, and headcount — we'll take it from there.