Our property can only be reached by a sunken lane. Can the truck get there?

That depends on the width and condition of the road. Send the address plus photos of the narrowest point. Sometimes a wider detour exists; otherwise we consider whether a setup with tent and oven in your garden fits better.

Can the food truck come to our show-jumping event?

Yes. We park the truck on the fringe of the site, well away from stables and paddocks. Visitors grab a pizza between two rounds, and the arena and warm-up area stay clear.

What if the grass is too soft after rain?

Then we choose a hard-surfaced strip, a car park or the driveway. A heavy vehicle on wet ground leaves marks and risks getting stuck. We agree an alternative spot beforehand, so we can switch quickly on the day.

Do you need a socket in the meadow?

No, the truck runs entirely on its own power. Everything needed for baking, we bring ourselves. A firm, level spot and a reachable access are all that really matter to us.

Hire a pizza food truck in Lasne

The narrow sunken lanes and spacious meadows of Lasne call for a pizza food truck that knows its route. We prepare the drive, pick a firm pitch and bake at your party without a single connection.

Route scouted beforehand

Sunken lanes between banks and hedges are narrow and sometimes steep. We study the approach in advance, so the truck arrives without fuss.

Meadow or farmyard

A horse paddock or farm courtyard can be a superb pitch, as long as the ground is firm. After rain we move to a hard-surfaced strip.

An eye-catcher at the riding school

At a show-jumping event or open day at a stable, the truck with its wood fire draws riders, parents and visitors to one meeting point.

Roads between banks

Lasne is criss-crossed by sunken lanes: narrow country roads worn into the landscape by centuries of cart tracks and rain, with high banks on both sides. They are lovely to walk, but not always suited to a large vehicle. Anyone planning a party on a remote property is best off looking at the access road with us.

We do that on the basis of an address, a few photos and a short description. Is there an alternative route along a wider road? Can the truck turn around on the grounds or must it reverse out? What about overhanging branches? With those answers we plan an approach that holds no surprises on the day itself.

Horses, stables and open days

In Lasne you see horses almost everywhere: riding schools, private stables and paddocks are part of the landscape. At a show-jumping event, a club day or an open stable, a food truck is a practical choice. The truck stands at the edge of the grounds, visitors collect their pizza and walk back to the arena without missing any of the competition.

We take the animals into account. The truck goes a good distance from stables and paddocks, so smoke and bustle do not disturb the horses. On grass we choose a firm place, preferably close to a hard access. That keeps the meadow intact and spares anyone from hauling us out of the mud with a tractor after a downpour.

Independent on private land

Most events in Lasne happen on private land, and then there is nothing to apply for. If you do want the truck on a village square or along the public road, for example for a party in Plancenoit, the organising committee asks Lasne’s municipal office for a permit to use public space. We send our technical sheet along.

Once on site, the truck needs nothing from the grounds: drinking water, chilled drawers, worktops and a hefty pile of firewood are on board. Our crew drives into the yard an hour and a half before service to fire the oven, and from some 150 guests a second baking station joins. Afterwards the meadow is empty again.