Signature Cocktails
Two or three custom drinks designed with you, batched ahead and finished at the bar. Built to serve at scale without losing nuance — citrus-forward palomas, barrel-aged Negronis, smoke and spice variations.
Mobile bar stations for venues that don't have a built-in bar — or events that want a prettier one. Designed to fit indoor or outdoor spaces and to match the aesthetic of the day.
Satellite Bar Stations are standalone, mobile bars that we bring to your event. They're built for venues that don't have a built-in bar of their own — or that have one that doesn't quite live up to the rest of the day. Each station is a designed object: solid wood bar top, brass details, a fully equipped bartender workspace behind. They're built to elevate the space, not just service it.
Each station breaks down for transport, fits through standard doors, and assembles cleanly on site — so any venue with a delivery path can host them, indoor or outdoor. Stations can stand alone or work together in multiple configurations, depending on your floor plan.
We've set up Satellite stations at Hill Country wedding venues, on downtown Austin rooftops, inside galleries and ballrooms, and at outdoor estates across the Texas Triangle. It's the format that makes sense when the venue has the room — but doesn't have the right bar.
Each station is built to do two things — work hard from behind the bar, and look like it was made for the room from in front of it.
Our Satellite stations come in different finishes and color palettes — not a single look, multiple options. We pair the right design to your event's aesthetic, so the bar feels selected for your day, not generic.
Same natural wood and brass detailing as the Piaggio — a deliberate visual through-line across our formats. The pour surface is durable enough to take a full night of service and warms with use.
Behind the visible bar top, each station has integrated ice, back-bar storage, and a speed station for the bartender. What you see is the showpiece. What you don't see is the engineering that lets one bartender pour with the speed of three.
One station for an intimate event. Three stations distributed across a multi-room reception. Six stations lined up for a 600-guest gala. The format scales with the room — same standard of service at every count.
Stations break down for transport and assemble on site. They fit through standard doors and freight elevators, work on hardwood, carpet, tile, or grass, and don't need an open-air venue to feel right.
Without the constraint of a fixed tap count, the Satellite menu is fully flexible. Augusto leads the cocktail design and Veronica makes sure every drink lives in the same world as the rest of your event.
Two or three custom drinks designed with you, batched ahead and finished at the bar. Built to serve at scale without losing nuance — citrus-forward palomas, barrel-aged Negronis, smoke and spice variations.
A curated selection of bottled and canned options. Texas wineries and breweries when they fit. Full pour-over spirit service for whoever wants something neat — bourbon, mezcal, anything you'd put on a backbar.
The non-alcoholic side gets the same design attention as the rest of the menu. Real shrubs, fresh-pressed juice, custom syrups, garnish work — not just a Coke and a sad cranberry-soda for your non-drinkers.
Drinks matched to your event's color palette. Welcome cocktails for arrival. Mimosa bars for brunches, paloma stations for summer events, themed cocktails for product activations. The menu adjusts to the night.
Hill Country venues, ranches, lakeside estates, indoor halls. When the venue doesn't have a bar of its own — or has one that doesn't match the rest of the day — Satellite stations fit in seamlessly.
Ballrooms, lofts, galleries, museums, hotel halls. Stations break down for transport and assemble on site, so any indoor venue with a delivery path can host the bar.
Holiday parties, fundraisers, product launches, conferences. The right bar for the room, designed to fit your event's palette and elevate the space.
Ceremony in one space, cocktails in another, dinner in a third. Distribute stations across the venue — no one waits in line, no one wanders looking for a drink.
No two events are the same — pricing varies based on guest count, service hours, format, and custom needs. Here are recent examples from past clients to give you a sense of what your investment might look like.
Not sure how much alcohol to order? Use our free calculator*Alcohol purchased separately by client
*Alcohol purchased separately by client
*Alcohol purchased separately by client
Each station footprint is roughly 4 feet by 6 feet, plus 4 feet of standing room in front for guest service. Stations can be lined up side-by-side or distributed across the venue. Indoor or outdoor — hardwood, carpet, tile, grass, concrete, all fine.
How many stations and where they sit depends on your venue, your floor plan, and how the night flows. One station works for many events; multiple stations make sense for larger venues or layouts that spread out. We design the setup with you during planning.
Stations break down into pieces that fit through standard doors and freight elevators. Indoor venues need a ground-level loading area or service elevator access — no special equipment required from the venue.
Each station gets one TABC-certified bartender as standard. For high-volume cocktail hours or peak service moments, we can add a second bartender per station to keep wait times short.
Per Texas law, the host buys the alcohol. We tell you exactly what to order — by station, by drink — and pour it all night. Use our free alcohol calculator for a head start.
All four stations looked like they came with the venue.— Sarah & Michael Wedding · Hill Country
We're an Austin-based mobile bar serving the city and the broader Hill Country first. The Piaggio also travels across the Texas Triangle — we've poured at events in Dallas, Livingston, and venues in between. Tell us where you're getting married or hosting, and we'll tell you what's possible.
The questions clients ask most about Satellite Bar Stations. If yours isn't here, send a note — Veronica or Augusto reads every inquiry.
Ask your questionThree formats, one standard. Satellite is the most flexible — but the Piaggio Tap Bar brings a different magic, and onsite bartending is built for a different kind of event entirely.
A vintage Italian three-wheeler with a wood bar top and six working taps. Self-contained, photographable, and the bar that becomes the centerpiece of cocktail hour.
See the PiaggioExpert bartenders and a custom cocktail program. The venue brings the bar; we bring the talent and the drink design.
See Onsite BartendingShare your date, venue, and guest count. We'll come back with bar count, layout suggestions, and a tailored proposal — typically within 48 hours.
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