Follow your nose. It knows the way.
The Hidden Kitchen.
Breakfast all day, made from scratch by the Renslow family — right through the doorway in the east room of our building. Their griddle, our flowers, one very good-smelling block of 2nd Street.
Our neighbors through the doorway
A family kitchen, hiding in a flower shop.
The Hidden Kitchen is Mike and Meghan Renslow's family diner, opened in spring 2026 in the east room of our building. Mike traded a career as a pipelayer for a griddle and a lifelong dream; Meghan keeps it all running; and both of their moms pitch in behind the counter.
The name isn't about being hard to find — H and K are their daughters, Hannah and Kayley. The menu was built around the family too, dish by dish, at their own kitchen table. You'll taste it.
Two businesses, one roof, zero regrets. Come hungry, leave with flowers.
The particulars
Finding the hidden.
7 a.m. – 3 p.m.Breakfast all day
Takeout-style, with a dozen seats for the quick-footed. Hours and menu are the Renslows' to change — their Facebook has the latest.
“We're a very close family. Our girls are our whole world.”— Meghan Renslow, The Hidden Kitchen
Breakfast first. Flowers after.
The rare errand where everybody wins.
