Rent a cooking class venue in Chicago, IL

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing and popularity information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016-2026.

How much does a cooking class venue cost to rent in Chicago?

Cooking class venues in Chicago average $78 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for.

What's the best day to rent a cooking class venue in Chicago?

Saturdays are the most popular day for booking cooking class venues in Chicago. For those seeking a deal, consider booking Friday and Thursday as these days are 12% cheaper on average.

How popular are cooking class venues in Chicago?

Our local hosts have welcomed 5524 people into their cooking class venues with reviews averaging 4.92 stars. Most even said they would book again -- about 97%.

How long do people rent cooking class venues in Chicago?

Most cooking class venues are scheduled for 5 hours, with 23 people in attendance. You’ll find the most Cooking Classes starting between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM.

Consider the best places to host a cooking class in Chicago

Global cuisine is a specialty of the Windy City; you can find everything from authentic Dim Sum to upscale East African cuisine here. And everything in between. So it's no surprise that the city has plenty of cooking classes to explore on a daily basis. Frequent classes means frequent space rentals and many venues are not only open to cooking classes but well equipped, too. Culinary supply stores, cultural centers, ethnic restaurants, and other specialty venues often offer space to local chefs, grandmothers, and cooking instructors looking to inspire people with a delightful dish. Cooking classes can even be an event to pair with another one. A birthday, retirement party, graduation, or other event can be made all the more special by pairing it with lessons. If your guests love working in the kitchen then they're going to appreciate tips on how to prepare an authentic Asian dish, making their own dressing, or seasoning a roast properly.

Cooking class space rentals in Chicago

Are you looking to hold a workshop on braising done right? Or maybe you've always dreamed of demonstrating the right way to make pasta for homemade noodles. No matter your culinary aspirations, there is a private cooking studio in Chicago that is the right size and perfectly equipped. Many venues dedicated to cooking classes are going to have a kitchen installed. That means an oven, countertops, cutlery, a refrigerator, and a sink, to make food prep as straightforward as being at home. For venues that are more open plan in style, like warehouses or lofts, you may need to bring whatever tools are required for the demonstration. That means a portable stove, sinks, and other equipment. As well as duplicate items for each one of your attendees.

Discover Chicago modern culinary studios

Culinary studios specialize in training people on the art of cooking. Since they are ideally equipped for classes these are some of the first places to look when planning a culinary event. Culinary studios have easy booking requirements and rent by the hour or day. Consider renting space at a restaurant or bar as well, so your guests can not only create but sample similar fare. A great way to end a cooking class is to enjoy the finished product made by professionals. Restaurant spaces are often spectacularly decorated as well; rooftop venues, outdoor patios with marble fountains, and other elegant locations add to the enjoyment for class participants.