A queue, not a workshop
We do not offer a baking workshop, and we would rather say so plainly than let the opposite be assumed. What we bring is a service, not a facilitated activity: nobody kneads dough, nobody puts on an apron. If your day needs a structured activity with a facilitator, we are not the people to call. If it needs a break that gathers people without tying them up, this is exactly the format.
Hybrid days, half of them on video calls
More and more teams meet once a quarter and work remotely the rest of the time. Those days have one thing in common: everyone is glad to be physically together and nobody wants to stay seated. An outdoor service of thirty to forty-five minutes lands well in mid-afternoon, between the retrospective and the informal moment. Put it in the programme, or it will not happen.
The moment the team actually talks
A team day chains workshops together, and conversation stays inside the groups that already exist. A short queue outside mixes departments: someone from support ends up behind someone from accounting, and something happens. The effect is modest but real, and it costs less than a facilitated activity. We serve while the rest of the programme continues, without holding anyone up.
A format that fits in half a day
The most requested pattern: the truck arrives at the end of a workshop, serves for an hour, then leaves before the debrief. It slots in without negotiating with the facilitator. For a team of thirty to fifty, 100 pieces is ample and already includes one hour on site. Above fifty participants, two batches beat one: the second wave always arrives later than planned.
On an industrial site or in a warehouse
Team buildings often take place where the company works: a logistics platform, a workshop, a depot yard. Those are good pitches, provided you tell us the site rules: safety shoes, forklift traffic lanes, no parking in front of an emergency exit. We set up where the safety officer allows, not where it looks best.
Wherever you are, including out in the open
Outdoor base, farm, sports ground, managed woodland: the truck asks for little: an ordinary power socket is enough. The only constraint is access: a driveable track for the truck, or the Velo Truck if the place can only be reached on foot or by a narrow path.
Why something sweet works better than a meal here
After physical activity or a day of thinking, a full meal forces everyone to sit down again and breaks the momentum. A pastel de nata is eaten standing, in two bites, with no cutlery and no table. People stay together, keep talking about what they have just done, and leave on a high note.
Booking and invoicing
You order online by entering the address and the time; the price, travel included, appears immediately. The invoice is issued to your company with VAT and can be sent through Peppol. If your purchasing department requires a purchase order, download the quote with its structured reference and pay by transfer.