Snacks & drinks
Chips, bars, candy and cold drinks. The classic choice for lobbies, laundry rooms and break rooms.
Our machines
Pick what suits your building
Fresh coffee
Freshly ground coffee brewed on demand: espresso, latte, cappuccino, Americano, mocha, hot chocolate and chai, with adjustable sugar.
Protein shakes
Shakes mixed fresh in the cup, with 20+ flavours including whey, plant-based, lactose-free and low-sugar options.
How it works
From first email to a stocked machine
We visit
We come by, look at the space with you, and agree on the best spot and the products your building wants.
We install
We deliver and set up the machine. You provide a little floor space and a standard electrical outlet.
We keep it stocked
We refill the machine with snacks and drinks on a regular schedule. If you have a question, one email to us is enough.
Who it's for
Buildings where people want a snack nearby
Residential buildings
Apartments, condos and student residences. A late-night drink or snack without leaving the building.
Commercial buildings
Offices, clinics, warehouses, garages and waiting rooms. An amenity for staff and visitors that costs the business nothing.
Gyms & fitness studios
A protein shake machine is a favourite here. Members choose a fresh shake on a touch screen right after their workout, without leaving the gym.
What you'll need
A small spot and one outlet
Most buildings already have a good spot: a lobby, a laundry room, a hallway near the elevators or a staff room. We'll confirm the details during our visit.
- Floor space
- About the size of a large fridge
- Power
- A standard wall outlet
- Access
- Reachable for restocking
- Your cost
- $0
Machines come in different sizes. Coffee and protein shake machines may need their own electrical circuit. We confirm the exact size, power and placement with you during our visit.
Get in touch
Want a machine in your building?
Send us a short email and we'll reply to set up a visit. Building managers, owners and condo boards are all welcome.
Email us
info@niknook.ca
- Your building's address
- Type of building and roughly how many people use it
- Where you think the machine could go