Catering Kitchen Space in Minnesota

Catering lives in the kitchen and on the road, and renting time in someone else’s kitchen gets old fast.

A suite at The Hide Out Supermax Suites is deeded commercial space with the power and natural gas to set up a real commercial kitchen, and a door big enough to back the van right up to it.

Power, Gas and Plumbing for a Real Kitchen

The suites already have plenty of power and natural gas for commercial kitchen equipment. Each suite has its own water meter and a plumbing stub-in, and the concrete floor and underground plumbing go in after you buy, so floor drains and sinks land where your kitchen layout needs them.

Load In, Load Out

Fourteen-foot overhead doors and wide drive aisles make loading the van simple, and owners have access around the clock for the early starts and late returns that come with event work.

Room to Grow Upstairs

The concrete mezzanine, included with every suite, holds dry storage, an office or a tasting table, keeping the ground floor for the kitchen itself.

Employees Welcome, Clients by Appointment

This is a commercial building, and a business can own a suite and run out of it. Your crew can work there every day. Customers come by appointment rather than walking in off the street, because there is no retail storefront, which suits most appointment-based work better anyway.

Financing

Owner-occupied commercial real estate qualifies for SBA financing, which typically means a lower down payment than a conventional commercial loan. Ask your own lender what it looks like for your business, and see how to buy a garage condo.

Plan It With Us

Every kitchen is different. Bring your equipment list and layout to a tour and we will walk through how it fits a suite, before you commit to anything.

Photos only go so far. The fastest way to know whether a suite fits is to stand in one. Tours are by appointment: call (855) 843-4433 or get in touch.

Catering Kitchen Space: Common Questions

Can a catering business own a suite?

Yes. The Hide Out is a commercial building. A business can own a suite, employees can work there and clients can visit by appointment. There is no retail storefront.

Is there enough power and gas for a commercial kitchen?

Yes. The suites have plenty of power and natural gas to set up a real commercial kitchen.

Can I put drains and sinks where I want them?

Yes. The concrete floor and underground plumbing go in after you buy, to your layout.

Does it qualify for SBA financing?

Yes, when the business owns and uses the suite. Ask your own lender.

How do I see a suite?

Tours are by appointment. Call (855) 843-4433 or use the contact page.