Real food for Surrey's round-the-clock workforce
Surrey is the Lower Mainland's workhorse — and its hungriest city after dark. Port Kells and Campbell Heights run shifts around the clock with almost nothing open nearby, while Surrey Central grows a downtown of its own. Tidewater places smart coolers and snack markets built for both: free to the host, stocked for people doing real work at every hour.
Where the night shift finally eats well
Surrey's industrial parks are the region's logistics engine — Port Kells, Campbell Heights, Newton's light industrial pockets — and they share one problem at 2am: the nearest open food is a highway exit away. An on-site smart store stocked with substantial food and real coffee keeps crews fed and on the floor.
At the same time, Surrey Central and City Centre are adding towers, a growing SFU campus and civic offices — daytime populations that expect the same quality of grab-and-go as downtown Vancouver, and mostly don't get it. Both Surreys deserve better than a beige machine.
Where we’re placing in Surrey
Port Kells. 24/7 logistics and manufacturing — high-capacity combo markets with freezer add-ons.
Campbell Heights. The fast-growing industrial park where food options thin out after 6pm.
Surrey Central & City Centre. Towers, campus buildings and civic offices — coolers and snack stores.
Newton & Cloverdale. Light industrial, fitness studios and community facilities.
Surrey's flagship format is the combo micro market sized for shift crews — see our industrial placements for how 24/7 sites work. Offices and gyms around Central City typically start with a smart cooler or snack store.
Surrey — local questions
Do you actually service Port Kells and Campbell Heights?
Yes — Surrey's industrial parks are a core part of our service area. Remote telemetry tells us stock levels and machine health without a site visit, so service is scheduled on data and shelves stay full between visits.
What do you stock for Surrey shift workers?
A heartier mix than an office: larger portions, energy drinks, real coffee, protein, and at qualifying sites a smart freezer with proper frozen meals for overnight breaks.
Is placement really free for a Surrey warehouse?
Yes. We own, stock and service the equipment. Your site provides a 110V outlet and break-room floor space — no fees, no service contracts, and a simple exit clause if it isn't working out.
How many people does a site need to qualify?
Around 50 people a day supports a single smart store; 150+ across shifts suits the high-capacity combo format. Tell us your shift pattern and we'll size it honestly — including telling you if it's not a fit.
Also serving: Vancouver · Burnaby · Richmond — and the wider Lower Mainland.