A portable food tray is provided that attaches to outwear in use and is stowable in a pocket of a garment when not in use. The tray may have a flat, plastic and/or rigid base. The base may have an opening in a central portion of the base. One or more straps may span the opening and have a length that longer than the distance across the opening such that the one or more straps form a pocket. The pocket may be sized and shaped so an MRE pouch fits in the pocket and a portion of the MRE pouch that includes the opening is above the base. The base also has extensions that can be secured into a tactical vest for use.

A wearable tray is disclosed. The tray has a base, a back wall, and a first sidewall and second sidewall. The base has a front portion and a rear portion. The front portion is connected to the rear portion. The front portion is moveable between an extended position and a retracted position. The back wall is connected to the base. The first sidewall is connected to the base. The second sidewall is connected to the base opposite the first sidewall. A neck strap is connectable to the first sidewall and the second sidewall.

The walking vendor tray with collapsible legs is the only product of its kind that is equipped with cutting-edge collapsible folding legs that can be quickly and conveniently tucked in, or folded out, as needed. This unprecedented product is uniquely designed to be highly adjustable and comes with a modifiable harness and strap to guarantee users are able to easily secure the tray during utilization, offering long-term sustainability.

A portable food tray is provided that attaches to outwear in use and is stowable in a pocket of a garment when not in use. The tray may have a flat, plastic and/or rigid base. The base may have an opening in a central portion of the base. One or more straps may span the opening and have a length that longer than the distance across the opening such that the one or more straps form a pocket. The pocket may be sized and shaped so an MRE pouch fits in the pocket and a portion of the MRE pouch that includes the opening is above the base. The base also has extensions that can be secured into a tactical vest for use.

A wearable tray is disclosed. The tray has a base, a back wall, and a first sidewall and second sidewall. The base has a front portion and a rear portion. The front portion is connected to the rear portion. The front portion is moveable between an extended position and a retracted position. The back wall is connected to the base. The first sidewall is connected to the base. The second sidewall is connected to the base opposite the first sidewall. A neck strap is connectable to the first sidewall and the second sidewall.

A folding food tray with a neck strap including a tray assembly, a strap assembly, and a leg assembly. The tray assembly comprising a first panel, a second panel, a third panel, and a fourth panel. Wherein the second and third panel are entirely between the first panel and the fourth panel. Each of said panels are arranged to be coplanar and sequentially mounted adjacent to each other about a lateral edge via a lockable hinge. The panels include a concave curve along a panels bottom edge that is in abutting contact to a user while in use. The strap assembly includes an adjustable strap that can be worn around a user's neck to use to present invention while standing up. The leg assembly includes legs mounted to the underside of the tray assembly to facilitate using the tray assembly while sitting down.

A dining service system for aiding a waiter or waitress in carrying meal service implements. The dining service assembly of the dining service system includes a serving tray assembly and a belt-clip. Some versions may additionally include a lanyard-necklace. The serving tray assembly includes a top-tray, a base, at least two vertical members and a handle. The handle is structured and arranged to be held by a user to support at least a partial load of the serving tray assembly and of the meal service implements while using the dining service assembly to serve patrons. The belt-clip is structured and arranged to accept and support the serving tray assembly such that the belt-clip carries part of the weight of the serving tray assembly and the items carried by the tray assembly.

A holder adapted to be used by a person, the holder comprising: a platform having a supporting surface, a rim around the food supporting surface, and a waist belt attached to the platform and adapted to be secured around the waist of the person. The holder also includes a lanyard to hold the tray horizontally freeing both hands while standing.