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Virtual brand will debut June 8, joining HotBox by Wiz Khalifa as a celebrity-driven delivery-only concept
Nextbite Brands LLC, the virtual restaurant company, is teaming with comedian George Lopez for a street-taco delivery-only concept, the company said late Tuesday.
The Denver-based Nextbite, owned by Ordermark, is expanding its celebrity-linked online concepts beyond a partnership last year with rapper Wiz Khalifa for Hotbox by Wiz.
Using the Spanish patois where “rompe” equals “break,” Lopez said in a statement: “My street tacos are all about helping you rompe your routines and dinner expectations with a badass street taco experience that tastes damn delicious.”
Nextbite executive looks toward next Wiz Khalifa virtual brand
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The secretive “ghost kitchen” company backed by Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick has launched in Denver.
CloudKitchens’ facility at 810 Vallejo St. in Lincoln Park is now up and running, according to tenants.
BusinessDen reported last spring that the company had requested permits for the location, which is not far from the I-25/6th Avenue interchange.
Ghost kitchens are facilities where restaurants prepare food exclusively for delivery. Permit documents indicated the space would be used for 52 kitchens, with walk-in coolers and an employee lounge.
CloudKitchens’ facility isn’t the only ghost kitchen in Denver. Nextbite Brands, whose food concepts include Monster Mac, Grilled Cheese Society and Mother Clucker, leased space in Riverfront Park in 2019. And ChefReady opened in the Overland neighborhood last summer with 10 kitchen spaces.
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