Kitchens for Hire in Birmingham

The cost of kitchens averages around £55 per person. The final price will depend on location, size, amenities, and demand. Some venues also offer additional packages that include catering, AV equipment, or additional services. Take a look at the usual price ranges in Birmingham, based on Tagvenue data:

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated October 2026), the best options include:

• Entire Site at The Nature & Wellbeing Centre in Edgbaston - rated 4.9/5
  Our user said: ‘The venue is absolutely beautiful and the staff were professional and friendly from start to finish.’

• Athena Suite at The Midlands Greek & Cypriot Association in Birmingham - rated 4.7/5
  Our user said: ‘They also have other rooms for hire which would work well for network meetings etc.’

• Manager's Office at Old Joint Stock in Birmingham City Centre - rated 4.7/5
  Our user said: ‘The food we had was tasty and the hot pastries went down very well. The tea selection was excellent.’

You'll find kitchens in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Birmingham, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (October 2026):

These are the venues within 0.3 mi from central Birmingham, available to book on Tagvenue:

• Manager's Office at Old Joint Stock on 4 Temple Row West - 0.1 mi from centre.
  Our user said: ‘The food we had was tasty and the hot pastries went down very well. The tea selection was excellent.’
• Liquid Kitchen at Liquid Spaces on 16 Waterloo Street - 0.2 mi from centre.
  Venue said: Features: The kitchen includes induction cooking surfaces, an integrated sink, extensive counter space and under-counter storage, plus bar-height stools for informal seating.
• Photo studio at 99Brum Studios on 148 Great Charles Street Queensway - 0.3 mi from centre.
  Our user said: ‘The space was clean, spacious, easily accessible, and had everything we needed.’

Smaller kitchens usually fit up to 35 guests standing. Here are some great options in Birmingham, based on Tagvenue data as of October 2026:

• Meeting Room Eleven at The Eastside Rooms, rated 4.5/5 - meeting room for 34 guests
  Our user said: ‘I couldn't fault this venue at all, clean, modern, staff professional and helpful.’

• Office A4 at Grand Union Office - meeting room for 15 guests
  Venue said: With its convenient location and adaptable design, it’s a great choice for businesses or groups looking for a comfortable and efficient meeting space.

• Podcast Studio at 99Brum Studios, rated 5/5 - podcast studio for 35 guests
  Venue said: 99Brum Studios is a meeting centre housing specialist production studios for photography and podcasting. Venue highlights: Ground-floor reception and foyer provide an arrival area and access point for bookings.

Cheap kitchens in Birmingham start from £30 hire fee per hour or £250 minimum spend per event. Check out these budget-friendly spaces you can book through Tagvenue, as of October 2026:

• Athena Suite at The Midlands Greek & Cypriot Association, from £30 hire fee per hour (up to 49 guests seated)
  Our user said: ‘They also have other rooms for hire which would work well for network meetings etc.’

• Manager's Office at Old Joint Stock, from £250 minimum spend per event (up to 35 guests standing)
  Our user said: ‘The food we had was tasty and the hot pastries went down very well. The tea selection was excellent.’

• Baskerville Suite Two at University College Birmingham, from £28 per person (up to 152 guests standing)
  Venue said: The suite is a bright, open-plan space finished in neutral tones and patterned carpet tiles, arranged with round tables and lightweight chairs to allow flexible group configurations.

Absolutely! Spaces like Gulp in the Jewellery Quarter and The Button Factory offer setups perfect for short-term dining events. Some venues even include seating areas so you can serve guests on-site. Just make sure to check if the kitchen is fully equipped or if you need to bring your own gear.

Digbeth is great for creative, underground dining experiences, while the City Centre offers more polished, upscale venues. The Jewellery Quarter has some stylish spots if you're hosting a small group cooking class or supper club.

Most kitchens include basic cooking facilities, prep space, and seating areas, but specifics vary by venue. Some locations offer full commercial kitchen setups with ovens, hobs, and refrigeration, while others provide more private, demonstration-style settings. Always check with the venue about available equipment and additional costs.

For private, invite-only events, you usually don't need a license. But if you're selling food to the public, you may need food hygiene certification and possibly a temporary event notice (TEN) if alcohol is involved.