Advertise Sign Up Log In Ghost Kitchens For Sale Below are the 45 Ghost Kitchens For Sale Industrial Sort Clear 45 Results 15-17 Brush Pl 5,200 SF Flex San Francisco, CA $4,500,000 5,200 SF Flex Building Built in 1986 Well Suited for Owner Occupancy View Ghost Kitchen For Sale Airpark Road Industrial Center 6,700 SF Condo Unit Gaithersburg, MD $2,200,000 1 Unit Available 6,700 SF Unit View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 2 Terwilliger Ln 8,160 SF Retail New Paltz, NY $1,995,000 10.50% Cap Rate 8,160 SF Retail Building View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 1069-1073 Howard St 13,808 SF Retail San Francisco, CA $8,195,000 13,808 SF Retail Building Built in 1927 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 141-155 Garland Dr SW 27,700 SF Office New Philadelphia, OH $2,600,000 27,700 SF Office Building Built in 1994 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale Frisch's Commissary Kitchen | 13+yrs Remain 93,000 SF Industrial Cincinnati, OH $9,939,000 6.25% Cap Rate 93,000 SF Industrial Building View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 617 W Rosecrans Ave 3,010 SF Retail Compton, CA $450,000 3,010 SF Retail Building Built in 1955 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale DTLA Multi-Use Facility on 2.3 Acres 8 Properties Los Angeles, CA $20,000,000 8 Properties | Mixed Types View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 1146 Spindle Hill Rd 9,000 SF Retail Wolcott, CT $799,000 9,000 SF Retail Building Built in 1955 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 1300 W Hubbard St 10,033 SF Industrial Chicago, IL $2,450,000 10,033 SF Industrial Building Built in 1971 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale Industrial Portfolio 3 Properties Multiple Locations OPPORTUNITY ZONE $7,505,000 3 Properties | Mixed Types View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 711 Railroad Ave 18,000 SF Flex Riverton, WY OPPORTUNITY ZONE $750,000 18,000 SF Flex Building Built in 1967 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 1996 US Highway 1 1996 Rockledge Blvd. 7,740 SF Office Rockledge, FL $995,000 7,740 SF Office Building Built in 1997 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 300 N East St ICE HOUSE 15,000 SF Industrial Frederick, MD $975,000 15,000 SF Industrial Building Built in 1968 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 3930 Apache Trl 29,254 SF Industrial Antioch, TN $4,000,000 29,254 SF Industrial Building Built in 1976 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 9827 Leland Ave 14,284 SF Industrial Schiller Park, IL $1,300,000 14,284 SF Industrial Building Built in 1992 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 529 W Uwchlan Ave 7,413 SF Flex Downingtown, PA $599,000 7,413 SF Flex Building Built in 1930 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale Alder Smoke House Restaurant 3,500 SF Retail North Bend, OR OPPORTUNITY ZONE $525,000 3,500 SF Retail Building Built in 1960 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale BEAUTIFUL COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS & LAND 9,000 SF Retail Houston, AK OPPORTUNITY ZONE $525,000 9,000 SF Retail Building Built in 1969 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 715 Clinton St Reading Art Works 14,748 SF Flex Reading, PA $1,350,000 14,748 SF Flex Building Built in 1925 View Ghost Kitchen For Sale 1-20 of 45 1 2 3 CITIES New York, NY - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Los Angeles, CA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Chicago, IL - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Houston, TX - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Atlanta, GA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Orlando, FL - Ghost Kitchens For Sale San Francisco, CA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Philadelphia, PA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Charlotte, NC - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Las Vegas, NV - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Boston, MA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Phoenix, AR - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Denver, CO - Ghost Kitchens For Sale San Diego, CA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Miami, FL - Ghost Kitchens For Sale Seattle, WA - Ghost Kitchens For Sale STATES California Ghost Kitchens For Sale Texas Ghost Kitchens For Sale Florida Ghost Kitchens For Sale New York Ghost Kitchens For Sale Illinois Ghost Kitchens For Sale Georgia Ghost Kitchens For Sale Pennsylvania Ghost Kitchens For Sale North Carolina Ghost Kitchens For Sale New Jersey Ghost Kitchens For Sale Ohio Ghost Kitchens For Sale Michigan Ghost Kitchens For Sale Virginia Ghost Kitchens For Sale Massachusetts Ghost Kitchens For Sale Colorado Ghost Kitchens For Sale Washington Ghost Kitchens For Sale Arizona Ghost Kitchens For Sale POPULAR SEARCHES Data Centers Commercial Kitchens Life Science Properties Call Centers Ghost Kitchens Solar Farms Drive Through Restaurants Cannabis Warehouses Cannabis Farms Ghost Kitchens Catering kitchens, or sometimes called shadow kitchens or ghost kitchens are often the hub of any business that cooks food for delivery only. These virtual kitchens typically have everything an aspiring chef needs to create amazing dishes, and they can also be rented for a fraction of what it would cost to buy such kitchen equipment. Without a front of the house, these kitchens allow for lower costs in both staff and floorspace Things to consider in a ghost kitchen: A catering kitchen is a must for any aspiring restauranteur. These kitchens are designed to serve the needs of both professional and personal catering events. A variety of equipment can be found in these kitchens, including ovens, refrigerators, grills, fryers as well as large work surfaces that allow you to prepare dishes in advance and store them until needed. The size of your catering kitchen will depend on how many people you want to feed at a time. You should also consider whether or not you want an open plan space where all appliances are visible or if it would be better for staff members if the cooking area was separated from the storage area by walls with doors that could be closed when necessary? What type of building do I need for a catering kitchen? The building needs to meet specific codes, and you must make sure that there are enough venting systems and sprinklers installed so that fire extinguishers can reach all parts of the space. What are the types of commercial properties that work well for catering kitchens? - Commercial properties with loading docks are ideal for catering kitchens. - Industrial buildings that can be equipped with commercial kitchen equipment make the perfect site for a catering kitchen. - Warehouse or industrial sites that have ample parking and good access to utilities, such as gas, water, and electric power lines are other great options. How much space will my delivery only kitchen need to be efficient? Catering kitchens can take up as little as 800 square feet. Even smaller catering kitchens with less than 400 square footage typically have a small walk-in refrigerator, one or two cooking stations (gas or electric), storage for food and equipment, dishwasher, sink area with disposal. Larger catering kitchens are great for large size catering or large-scale delivery businesses because they have more storage and cooking stations. For best efficiency with any layout, you should consider: - A refrigerator should be placed in the center of a long wall to provide space for food preparation on both sides. - The area around all appliances (including dishwasher) should be clear, with space enough between them so that there is plenty of room to maneuver equipment and clean up. - A large walk-in refrigerator can be used as a prep area if you have space for it, but this is not necessary. The biggest mistake many catering kitchens make is that they don’t manage the flow of operations well enough, which means too much traffic in front of work areas causing slowdowns in the flow. Should I have an open-concept or closed-off design for my commercial kitchen? Catering kitchens come in a variety of shapes and sizes. It is important to note the space available before finalizing your design. If you are limited on space or have a small budget, consider having an open-concept kitchen with only one wall closing off the front area from the back. This will allow for more interaction between staff Will it cost more to build out a commercial grade kitchen than purchasing an existing commercial kitchen? It really can depend on the age of the existing equipment and how up to code the kitchen is. Purchasing an existing commercial kitchen would cost more upfront because the previous owner of that facility had already spent money on installing it. When you buy a building, you will have to spend more just for installation costs without any equipment, along with costly and time-consuming permits and construction costs. With an existing commercial kitchen, all the equipment is already installed and ready to go when you walk in. Is there anything else that I should consider when designing my new catering kitchen such as ventilation, refrigeration, and lighting? The design of a catering kitchen is more than just picking out appliances and designing the floor plan. There are many things to consider when designing a new catering kitchen, including ventilation, refrigeration, and lighting. It’s important that your food always remains fresh and cool during storage as well as preparation. You also need to be aware of building codes and permits that may apply to a kitchen for commercial food use. Looking to lease a Ghost Kitchen? View Ghost Kitchens for lease The LoopNet service and information provided therein, while believed to be accurate, are provided "as is". LoopNet disclaims any and all representations, warranties, or guarantees of any kind. About Us Contact Us Search Find a Broker Product Overview Mobile Terms of Use Privacy Policy Connect with us © 2021 CoStar Group