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As Ghost Kitchens Take Off Parking Becomes a Big Concern

If cars are backed up at ghost kitchen sites, cities could get involved.

By Les Shaver | May 26, 2021 at 05:33 PM

When looking at the best place for a ghost kitchen, the emerging consensus seems to indicate a hybrid model with a food hall may work best. Providing parking space for drivers and spaces for dining inside and outside could work in a post-pandemic world.

“When you think about it logically, there are probably going to be some walk-up customers,” says Jonathan Needell, president and chief investment officer of KIMC.

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