Kitchen United

Kitchen United

Kitchen United offers a turnkey solution that eliminates barriers to growth and enables restaurant brands to profitably expand.

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Foundation year

2017

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Total Funding

$167M


Kitchen United offers a turnkey solution that claims to eliminate barriers to growth and enable restaurant brands to profitably expand. Kitchen United is building kitchen centers in high-demand locations across the nation, with a mission to give restaurants a better and more cost-efficient way to gain quick access to off-premise diners.   

Kitchen United was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Pasadena, California. Notable investors include GV and RXR Realty.


Number of employees

51 - 100


Headquarters

Pasadena CA, US

Investors

ACE & Company

Finally Light Bulb, GrubMarket, Kitchen United

DivcoWest

Kitchen United, Hello Alfred

Fidelity Ventures

AgBiome, Kitchen United, Hibob

G Squared

Impossible Foods, Fair, 23andMe, Postmates, Getaround, Coursera, Collective Health, Blend, Metromile, Asana

GV

Uber, Jet, Robinhood, Impossible Foods, Slack, DocuSign, Cloudera, 23andMe, Cohesity, Farmer's Business Network

RXR Realty

Lyric, Kitchen United


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Dubai

Sharjah Media City, Sharjah, UAE

USA

500 Delaware ave,
STE 1 #1960 Wilmington, DE, USA

Czech Republic

Czech Republic, Prague, Bilkova 855/19

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