Can the truck stand on our club ground in Maria-ter-Heide?

On a paved car park or firm access road, certainly. We do not drive onto the playing field itself. Send us a sketch or photos, and we will pick the spot with the best visibility together.

We expect three hundred people at our tournament. Is that possible?

Yes. For a crowd that size we bring in an extra baking station next to the truck’s oven. Give us the pitch schedule along with the baking plan: when the under-9s finish and the veterans begin, we know when the oven must run flat out.

Do you need electricity or water from the club?

No, the truck is entirely self-sufficient: it brings water, cooling, worktops and wood of its own. The clubhouse sockets stay free for the taps and the music.

Can players and parents choose what they eat?

On a club day six to ten flavours go through the oven, divided into slices. On a sports day we often have the slices collected from the hatch, so everyone takes what they like and can get back to the pitch.

Pizza food truck by Prestigio in Maria-ter-Heide

Hire a pizza food truck in Maria-ter-Heide

On a Saturday in Maria-ter-Heide everything revolves around the sports grounds: youth matches, tournaments and the end-of-season party with parents and supporters. Our pizza food truck parks beside the pitch and feeds everyone coming off the touchline.

Beside the pitch

The truck stands on the car park or at the edge of the grounds, with its hatch facing the stand. Players and supporters find it at once.

Clubhouse relieved

On tournament day the clubhouse is packed. The truck absorbs the eating rush, so the volunteers behind the bar can concentrate on drinks.

Bredabaan as approach

Maria-ter-Heide is easy to reach via the Bredabaan. From there we work out the best route to the club grounds or the car park together.

Sports grounds on the edge of Brasschaat

In Maria-ter-Heide and the surrounding districts there are several sports grounds, set between woodland and villas. At weekends they are the beating heart of the neighbourhood. Parents bring children to training, teams play tournaments, and at the end of the season comes a club party where hundreds of people gather.

On a day like that, food is a logistical challenge. A food truck is ideal: it arrives with everything needed, is in position within minutes and can keep working for hours. The wood-fired oven in the truck bakes a pizza in barely ninety seconds, which keeps the queue moving, even when three teams come off the pitch at once.

Setting up on a club ground

Most club grounds have a paved car park or a wide access road, and that is where the truck stands best. We do not drive onto natural or artificial turf; a grass strip at the edge may work in dry weather. The way in must be kept clear to 2.5 metres, free of any barrier or bollards that cannot be opened.

A club’s grounds are generally private or held on concession, which means you usually need no permit for public space. If you are unsure, or if the truck stands on a municipal car park, check with the municipality of Brasschaat. The truck’s length, width and weight are on a sheet you receive from us for that purpose.

Pace for a tournament day

A sports event has no fixed mealtime. Players eat after their match, supporters in between, parents at the end. We tune the baking hours to that and can bake over a longer period with smaller peaks. One oven keeps pace with roughly a hundred and fifty players and supporters; if the youth tournament turns out bigger, a second baking station stands beside the truck.

Pizza à volonté in slices suits sports clubs well, because everybody can take a slice without sitting down. For a festive edge at the season finale, choose the full experience with aperitivo and dolci. A few vegetarian flavours are in rotation anyway; for players who eat gluten-free or vegan, we bake separately to order.