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Food. Culture. Hospitality.

The Whole Nine

Hospitality Group

Profit with Purpose. One Houston house for food, events, staffing, and the community work that sits beside them.

Houston, Texas

1250 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Suite 726, Houston, TX 77042

346-641-2142

We do it all

More than a food truck. One partner for the whole job.

The Whole Nine Hospitality Group LLC serves individuals, families, businesses, private events, and organizations. Mobile food, full-service catering, event planning, production, private dining, ghost kitchens, and hospitality staffing — each one has its own page, and its own way to reach that desk.

Food

Trucks, catering, meal programs, ghost kitchens.

Events

Planning, design, production, private rooms.

Staffing

Servers, bar, captains, culinary, leads.

Community

Leave One. Buy One. Yappy Paws. The Academy.

Food trucks

Pick the time. Then tell us if there is another.

A truck day can be one window or several — breakfast and lunch, dinner and late night, or more than one address. The truck page lists every service time, and the brief asks how many you need before we call.

  1. 01

    Breakfast pull-up

    Job sites, campuses, and offices before the day starts. A tight window, a clear count, people eating on the way in.

  2. 02

    Corporate lunch

    The midday stop. Usually 90 minutes to two hours so a line moves and people get back to work.

  3. 03

    Afternoon

    Schools, second shifts, and community hours between lunch and dinner.

  4. 04

    Dinner service

    Neighborhoods, private buyouts, and evening events that want the truck as the meal.

  5. 05

    Late night

    Weddings and after-parties. The formal meal may already be done. This window is the late bite.

  6. 06

    All day

    Festivals and private events that need the truck on site from open to close, not a cameo.

Book the truck

How a callback works

We already know the job

  1. 1. You pick the section

    Trucks, catering, planning, production, staffing, meals, kitchens, or a community program.

  2. 2. You answer that desk’s questions

    Date, place, count, style, service times. Not a blank “how can we help?”

  3. 3. The brief arrives first

    When someone calls, they are looking at the section, the job, and the window. You are not starting over.

Open the inquiry desk
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Profit with purpose

Community, on purpose

All three programs