Love White Castle? Well, now you can get yours from a machine.
White Castle announced Tuesday it was partnering with Automated Retail Technologies to sell sliders in hot-food kiosks.
The kiosks will be set up in 1,000 locations nationwide in a variety of commercial settings.
These “Crave & Go” kiosks will provide White Castle meals on demand, serving various sliders where White Castle restaurants are not available.
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“This partnership provides a fun new way for consumers to experience White Castle,” said White Castle chief marketing officer Jamie Richardson. “Automated retail allows us to meet consumers when cravings strike — on campuses, in hospitals and at workplaces — while delivering the hot and tasty quality, that has defined our brand for more than 100 years.”
“We’re proud to partner with an American icon like White Castle,” said David Chessler, founder of Automated Retail Technologies. “Together, we’re making it easier for consumers to access authentic White Castle favorites in locations where traditional restaurants may not be available.”
A press release announcing the new White Castle kiosks did not indicate where the machines will be placed, or in what markets. But it’s said that Automated Retail Technologies (ART) already has other projects within colleges, hospital systems and transportation hubs.
Early installations of the “Crave & Go” kiosks have already had a positive reception, according to ART and White Castle. Additional kiosks are expected to “come online” throughout 2026, according to the press release.
White Castle has been in business since 1921 and has about 340 restaurants. It also owns its own “Slider Provider” meat plants that provide frozen sliders to grocery stores.
