Our plot is on a sandy track. Can the truck get there?

In dry weather and with a firm, wide road it sometimes works. After rain we advise against it, because the truck is heavy. Send us photos of the road and the gate; if necessary we put the truck at the start of the sandy track and your guests walk the last few metres.

Can the truck stand next to a riding school or arena?

Yes, on a paved or firm spot with some distance from the stables, so smoke and bustle don’t disturb the horses. We agree the exact position with the club or the riding school’s operator.

Do you need a permit for a party on our own meadow?

No. On private land no permit is needed. A meadow that belongs to you falls outside any permit requirement for the truck. Should the party move to a square or the street, the municipality’s permit to use public space comes into play; you apply for it, and we send the sheet along.

How far ahead should we book for a summer Saturday?

Summer weekends are in demand, so the earlier the better. Send your request with the date, the location, how many guests and what kind of event, plus a few photos of the access. You then get a worked-out proposal back: which pizzas, what time we arrive and where the truck goes.

Pizza food truck by Prestigio in Zoersel

Hire a pizza food truck in Zoersel

Zoersel has wonderful places for a party, but not every place is made for a heavy vehicle. For our pizza food truck in Zoersel we therefore look first at the road to it, and only then at the menu.

Sandy track checked

Unpaved roads between the woods can turn soft after rain. We ask for photos of the access and, if needed, choose a fixed spot on the paved street.

Riding club and stables

At a show-jumping day, a club day or an open day at a riding school, the truck stands at the edge of the arena and feeds riders, parents and spectators.

Dependent on nothing

Socket or tap? Not needed. Our own water tank, refrigeration and wood supply travel with us, as do the worktops. Ideal on a meadow in the middle of the greenery.

Unpaved roads and soft verges

Anyone who knows Zoersel also knows its sandy tracks. They run between woods, meadows and weekend cabins, and are lovely for cycling or walking. For a truck they are a different story. After a wet week wheels sink in easily, and verges along narrow streets are often soft and overgrown. That is why we want to know beforehand what the access to your location looks like.

If the road is paved right up to the gate, we simply drive in. If it is sand or grass, we look together for an alternative: a stretch of paved driveway, a spot on the street just outside the plot or a strip that is firm enough. Better a spot ten steps from the party tent than a truck stuck in the meadow.

Riding events and horse paddocks

In Zoersel you see a lot of horses: paddocks behind the houses, small stables, riding schools and riding clubs. Their events are often long days outdoors, with participants who want something to eat between two rounds and parents standing at the edge of the arena all day. A pizza food truck fits well there: slice by slice, ready fast, warm in the hand.

We put the truck in the car park or on a firm strip beside the arena, with the serving side facing the audience and the smoke directed away from stables and horses. On a busy club day, a second baking station is added beyond 150 visitors. The dough rests for two to three days beforehand, so it stays light even after a day in the saddle.

Village centres of Zoersel, Halle and Sint-Antonius

The municipality’s three centres each have their own church square, schools and associations. That is where fairs, flea markets, school parties and youth movement events take place. In a playground or the car park of a parish hall the truck stands on paved ground, and nothing has to be applied for as long as the site is private. A car park next to the parish hall or sports hall is often the handiest choice: paved, roomy and close to the party bustle.

Should you want the truck on a village square in Halle or Sint-Antonius, you arrange a permit to use public space through the town hall; our technical sheet goes along as an attachment. After the service we clear up and drive off with our waste, so the square looks the next morning as if nothing had happened.