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New Ghost Kitchens and Delivery Services Pop Up as Restaurants Reopen

  • Categories Retail News, Top News
  • Date May 13, 2021
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Restaurants may be welcoming back diners, but ghost kitchens aren’t going away. The global ghost kitchen market was worth $43 billion in 2019 and could reach $71 billion by 2027, according to an Allied Market Research report. Ghost kitchens operate without a storefront, providing delivery through an app.

Latest entrant: Former Walmart exec Marc Lore and his brother Chad are backing a food truck/ghost kitchen company called Wonder, which is being piloted in Westfield, NJ, sources told CNBC.

Wonder sources its entrées from top-tier restaurants and celebrity chefs, including Bobby Flay Steak, Jonathan Waxman’s JBird, and Marc Murphy’s The Mainstay.

  • Why a NYC suburb like Westfield? Because residents still want high-end dining options without the urban hustle and bustle.
  • There are mixed reactions from the community, however, as CNBC notes.

Not going ghost

A March 2021 Retail Brew-Harris Poll survey data found that 60% of Americans are at least somewhat likely to continue ordering directly from restaurants or ghost kitchens once Covid-19 restrictions are lifted.

Restaurateurs are taking notice. A Five Guys franchisee opened the chain’s first US ghost kitchen in Garland, TX, on May 1. And popular YouTuber MrBeast has cracked the ghost kitchen algorithm with 300+ delivery-only restaurants across the country, all of which have opened since December 2020.

Source: Retail Brew

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