Kitchen Zero closing in downtown Holland after less than a year

HOLLAND — A cafe in downtown Holland is closing right after just below a yr of enterprise.

Kitchen Zero, positioned at 64 W. Eighth St, announced on Facebook Thursday, April 14, that it would be closing its doors for very good. The crepe-centered eatery opened less than a yr back, welcoming its initial prospects Might 11, 2021.

“It is with a large coronary heart that we have to announce the closing of Kitchen area Zero,” house owners Kylie and Kevin Knight wrote in a Fb put up sharing the news. “While it was a tricky decision to make, it was built in the best interest of our relatives.”

The Knights also individual Market place Zero, which is found next to Kitchen area Zero and opened in May possibly 2020. They reported that business enterprise will stay open up in the Fb submit.

Kiley Knight told The Sentinel Friday that a absence of website traffic into Kitchen area Zero and making an attempt to manage two corporations played into the selection to close.

“Market Zero has been accomplishing really nicely with the pandemic and almost everything likely on. Kitchen Zero just could not catch on for some motive,” she claimed. “We experienced to put most of our efforts into Sector Zero considering the fact that it was busier. That and not getting a full lot of foot targeted visitors down right here (designed it difficult).

“We’re upset but extremely thankful for the people that did occur in and assistance us and liked the practical experience we delivered. Hopefully we can proceed furnishing a great experience at Marketplace Zero.”

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Kitchen Zero showcased sweet and savory crepes, grain bowls, smoothie bowls, fried eggs, bacon and potatoes.

It was initially scheduled to open up in 2019 under the name Crepe Craft, but the storefront was abandoned by proprietor Tim Tattan. It sat seemingly all set to open up with a completed interior and crepe devices for months right before the Knights elected to choose above.

— Make contact with reporter Mitchell Boatman at [email protected]. Adhere to him on Twitter @SentinelMitch.

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