What we do
Holy Crust exists to cook in front of people. We load the stone oven, the dough and the crew into a truck, set up wherever the party is, and keep firing until the last guest is fed.
We are the fire arm of RLT Cuisine, and we work the way a kitchen works rather than the way a caterer works: everything is made from scratch, the dough starts two days before you see us, and the pizza reaches the table ninety seconds after it goes into the oven.
A Holy Crust event runs at whatever hour you need it. A lunch on a terrace, a station that opens at sunset, a late shift that starts when the speeches end. You tell us the hour, we build the timing around it.
Weddings, villa dinners, birthdays, brand launches. We arrive with everything, build a station your guests gather around, and serve pizza the second it leaves the stone. Ten people on a terrace or a hundred and fifty on a lawn, the setup is the same and so is the standard.
Festivals, sunset sessions, hotel takeovers, markets. A station that pulls a crowd and keeps it there, with a menu built for volume without dropping the standard. We have run the pizza at Sunset Bites, at Guanavista and at Santarena, and the queue never stops moving.
Holy Crust is the fire arm of RLT Cuisine. When an event calls for a tasting menu and a pizza station, one team runs both and the event never breaks rhythm. It is the same kitchen, the same suppliers and one single conversation for you.
What we do
The oven takes about forty minutes to come up to temperature and we plan our arrival around your schedule, not around ours. Lunch, mid afternoon, sunset or the last shift of the party: pick the hour, and we work backwards from it.
Send the form and you get a package per guest in writing, usually the same day and always within 24 hours. Nothing is charged here and sending it does not hold a date.