Ghost Kitchens should be an illegal practice

I think what she is talking about is different than a ghost kitchen. Ghost kitchen’s are shared space w multiple commercial kitchens for chains to rent out & it’s only for delivery orders. This is just advertising fraud idk what to call it

Chuck E Cheese started this damn trend over lockdown. “Pasquale’s Pizza” my ass. 😂. There’s also a soul food place by my house that has 3 other different alias’s on Postmates. 😂

Not gonna lie. I ordered from “Burger Den” once and the bbq bacon chicken sandwich slaps. I looked it up after the fact and learned it was Denny’s. But I wouldn’t have tried it otherwise. So idk. Mixed feelings over here 😂

Ghost Kitchens are basically commercial kitchens that have no retail component. You have to order through a service. She's talking about retail establishments frauding on delivery apps.

I’ve looked up an address and it was someone’s home! 🤦🏾‍♀️

And she had to be from the DMV! I’m so tired!!😩😩😩😩🤣

I'm not gonna lie, as a Doordasher I like to find out new places to try, and I get tickled whenever I see some dank new burger spot and it's just Red Robin, lmao

@xxxmikemaverick Uber Eats and Grubhub have all kinds of shit like this. My mom don’t have the apps so I was googling the address to one place and it ended up being some damn IHOP. 🫠

Ghost kitchens are OK, it’s re-branding yourself as multiple brands that should be the issue. A ghost kitchen is just a place that allows small businesses to start a commercial restaurant business without the start up costs. Like a catering business.