Coffee cart for events in Valby
Valby is full of converted industrial buildings with tall gateways and room in the yard. That suits a cart that needs to stand for a couple of hours and serve a lot of people at once.
The old industrial buildings in Valby usually have loading ramps and wide doors, so the cart can come right inside. If there is a ramp, mention the slope, it can get too steep.
Everything comes with the cart.
Specialty coffee to order
Espresso, americano, cappuccino, latte and flat white, plus tea, hot chocolate, chai and matcha.
Barista and every bit of kit
Coffee, milk, cups, sugar and the machine. You provide nothing.
Self-sufficient cart
Runs on gas and battery. No power, no water, no cables across your floor.
Setup and clean-up
We arrive about thirty minutes early and leave the spot as we found it.
What a booking in Valby costs.
All prices are excluding VAT. This is inside the 30 km radius from our base at Gammel Strand, so travel is included in the price. Nothing is added on top.
The things people ask first.
How much space does the cart need?
About three by three metres on firm ground, and a way in that is at least 1.5 metres wide. The cart is a Piaggio Ape 50 and measures 1.4 metres across, so an ordinary gateway or double door is enough.
How many people can you serve?
One barista makes around 50 cups an hour, two make around 80. For a hundred guests arriving at once, a second barista is usually what keeps the queue short. Filter coffee alongside the espresso bar helps too.
What does it cost to come to Valby?
This is inside the 30 km radius from our base at Gammel Strand, so travel is included in the price. Nothing is added on top.
What if it rains?
We come anyway. The cart serves from a hatch and the barista stands under cover. Cancel no later than 7 days before, otherwise the booking is charged as held.