Danny Dickstein
Founder

Nimbus provides flexible, licensed commercial kitchen infrastructure through hourly and long-term rentals across New York City and Chicago. This co-cooking model lowers the barrier to entry for food businesses by including facility maintenance and equipment servicing. The company also offers dedicated storage and versatile event space options to support scaling food operations.
Raised to date
$8.7MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founder
Food entrepreneurs and established brands often face high upfront costs and long-term commitments associated with traditional commercial kitchen leases, creating barriers to entry and hindering scalability. Many food businesses need flexible access to licensed kitchen facilities without the burden of managing maintenance, equipment, and facility operations.
Nimbus provides a network of licensed commercial kitchens offering hourly and long-term rental options, along with event spaces, designed to support food businesses in launching and scaling their operations. Nimbus lowers the barrier to entry by providing turn-key kitchen facilities, handling maintenance and equipment upkeep, and offering flexible rental models. This allows members to quickly open, operate sustainably, and reach new customers at a fraction of the cost of a traditional kitchen lease. Nimbus combines the flexibility of shared kitchens, the efficiency of ghost kitchens, and the hospitality of traditional restaurants under one roof.
Nimbus serves a wide range of food businesses, from nascent food entrepreneurs to national QSRs, including bakers, caterers, packaged goods companies, meal prep services, and delivery-only restaurants.