May the food truck stand in the courtyard of a heritage site in Hainaut?

Usually yes, but the site manager decides. We provide the technical sheet so they can check whether the wood-fired oven, the dimensions and the smoke outlet fit their rules. Cobbles or concrete make a fine surface; narrow gateways we check beforehand from photos.

Do I need a permit for the truck at our village festival?

For a square, street or any other public stretch of land, the municipality has to grant a permit to use public space, and you file that request yourself as organiser. Prestigio supplies the technical details needed. If the truck stands on private ground, such as a farmer’s meadow or your company site, you do not need one.

What if our staff party in Hainaut has more than 150 guests?

Then we park a second baking station right beside the truck, which keeps the pace up: nobody waits long for the next pizza. Give us as accurate a headcount as you can with your enquiry, and we will adjust the number of varieties and the layout to match.

Can the food truck stand in a meadow in Picardy Wallonia?

Yes, if the ground is firm enough. After dry days we drive onto a meadow without worry; after a lot of rain we look together for a paved spot nearby. Make sure there is an entrance at least 2.5 metres wide and we can reach the party tent.

Pizza food truck by Prestigio in Hainaut

Pizza food truck hire in the province of Hainaut

A pizza food truck stands out in Hainaut, whether it is parked beside an old mine shaft, on a company car park near Charleroi or at the edge of a village fair. Water, firewood and cooling all come along on board.

An eye-catcher on heritage sites

Against the brick façades of a former mine or factory hall, the truck and its wood fire draw the attention of visitors and colleagues straight away.

Fully self-reliant

Tanks of water, work surfaces, cooling and a stack of logs are all on board, so even on a bare car park or an empty event field we can run a complete service.

Pace for large groups

At a staff party or public event with more than 150 people, an extra baking station is set up next to the truck, so nobody queues endlessly.

Where the truck can stand in Hainaut

Hainaut has a remarkable number of large, open sites. Former coal sites in the Borinage and around Charleroi have been turned into museums, cultural centres or event venues, often with a spacious courtyard of cobbles or concrete. A food truck suits such a place perfectly: solid ground, room to manoeuvre and a backdrop that is instantly recognisable in photos.

In the countryside of Picardy Wallonia it is more likely a farmyard, or a meadow beside the party tent. Grass is no problem as long as the ground can bear the weight; after a wet week we prefer a paved strip or a driveway. Send us a few photos of the spot beforehand and we will tell you straight away whether the truck can drive in easily.

Ducasses, fairs and public space

Hainaut lives for its popular festivals. The Doudou in Mons, the giants of Ath and the Carnival of Binche are world famous, but smaller villages also hold their own ducasse with a funfair and procession. If an association or municipality wants a pizza food truck at such an event, a permit to use public space is part of the package.

The municipal authority decides on it, and the application is made by the organiser. We supply our technical sheet: how big the truck is, how the wood-fired oven works and what we need on site, so the department can decide quickly. Hosting on your own land, for instance a firm’s car park or a farmhouse garden, you can skip that step.

Company events from Mouscron to Charleroi

In the industrial zones around Charleroi, Mons and Mouscron, large employers run shifts, offices and logistics. A staff party or open day on their own site is ideal for a food truck: it stands on the car park, colleagues join the queue whenever it suits them and the pizzas keep coming as long as service runs.

We arrive early enough to fire up the oven, so the first pizza is ready when the first shift breaks. Once the baking is over, some 120 to 150 minutes later, we leave the site spotless and take our rubbish home. For your facilities team that means: reserve one spot, and we handle the rest.