London has one of the top culinary scenes in the world, with cooking icons like Nigella Lawson, Rachel Khoo and Lorraine Pascale. Foodie events have taken the city by storm in recent years, with wine tastings, cocktail masterclasses, cooking classes and pop-up dinners all hitting the mainstream. Wondering what else you can find in the city? London has so much more to offer when it comes to food: from Michelin-starred restaurants to street food markets and pop-up restaurants that can be found in most corners of the city. If you’ve been searching for kitchens for hire in London, then you’ve come to the right place. Book the ideal venue today!
Looking for a space to film your cooking skills? Maybe you’re shooting a video, taking photos for your restaurant but need a professional setting or perhaps you have some other creative foodie project in mind. If that’s the case then you simply must look through our selection of kitchens for hire. We have amazing venues such as the Kitchen Table at Mortimer House, which comes fully equipped with a work surface and utensils, ideal for whatever it is that you’re planning to cook. You’ll also find basic equipment such as ovens, a mixer, a microwave, a dishwasher and many more! Other than that, you can check out the Icetank Venue at Icetank Venue. This light and airy space is perfect for clean and crisp photos and film. Take inspiration from these venues, or better yet, book them before they get booked by someone else first!
We’ve found some amazing locales for bigger events as well, if you’re looking to book a space for groups of 50 people and more, then you must take a look at the following venues:
If you’re looking for a small space to host a cooking class, or have some cooking shenanigans with your friends and you don’t really need a big space, then you might want to check out a location that offers space for under 20 people. One such place is the Small kitchen at Cookery School at Little Portland St, which offers enough space for up to 14 people with a starting hire fee of £1200. It can also be used for a fun team-building event at your company, or a unique birthday party activity.
Yes, many London kitchens are available for full-day hire. Venues like Shoreditch Perseverance Works Loft offer exclusive day use with full access to kitchen and dining areas, priced at £1,650 per day. Food at 52 and Cookery School at Little Portland Street also allow day-long bookings, perfect for multi-hour masterclasses, full-day team-building events or filming sessions. You’ll often find day-use rates more cost-effective for longer bookings compared to hourly options, especially if you need time for setup, cooking, dining and clean-up.
Kitchen spaces in London are no longer just spaces for meal preparation. They can become wonderful classrooms where culinary enthusiasts gather to learn, share, and create. If you're looking to host a culinary workshop or masterclass, transforming a London kitchen into a real educational haven demands crafting an awesome experience that resonates with every participant. Here’s how to do it with flair and flavour:
Turning a kitchen venue into a classroom offers an unparalleled opportunity to inspire a new generation of chefs and food enthusiasts. By focusing on interactive, engaging, and sustainable practices, your workshop or masterclass can become a truly unforgettable culinary event in London!
Some of the best venues for cookery classes and culinary events include Cookery School at Little Portland Street, a central London favourite designed specifically for hands-on classes and group learning, with space for up to 50 and all kit included.
Enrica Rocca Cookery School in Kensington offers a stylish, high-spec setting that works well for private cooking sessions or corporate food events.
Food at 52 in Islington is another great option, perfect for team-building and post-cooking dining. These venues are fully equipped with induction hobs, ovens, prep counters, and seating for group meals. Many are also used for filming, so lighting and layout support high-quality content creation. Whether it’s baking, knife skills or multi-course masterclasses, these kitchens are ready for action.
For more intimate or budget-friendly events, there are several great options. Castlehaven Community Association in Camden has a kitchen suitable for up to 15 people at just £45/hour—ideal for community cook-alongs or informal training.
Kitchen Verse Studio in Docklands accommodates 10 seated guests, with rates from £55/hour. If you’re after a quirky but functional space, Modern Kitchen Studio in Clapham starts at £150/hour and offers a more industrial feel for casual sessions.
These smaller kitchens are great for one-on-one lessons, small group workshops, or hobbyist meetups.