Kobold's Kitchen

About Kobold's Kitchen

Known for

• Global foods and specialty drinks
• Board games
• Coffee and comfort food
• Vegan and vegetarian options
• LGBTQ-owned and family-welcoming

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Kobold's Kitchen — frequently asked

Is Kobold's Kitchen open on Mondays?

No — Kobold's Kitchen is closed on Mondays.

Where is Kobold's Kitchen?

Kobold's Kitchen is at 2450 Plainfield Ave NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49505.

How expensive is Kobold's Kitchen?

Google lists Kobold's Kitchen in the $ price range for date night restaurants in Grand Rapids, MI.

What is the phone number for Kobold's Kitchen?

You can reach Kobold's Kitchen on +1616-805-6265.