What Is The Correct Name For A Kitchen Rental?
Business By Dizzymaiden Updated 24 Jul 2009 , 4:26am by anasasi
I have been looking for a place what will let me bake for a fee out of their certified kitchen but coming up cold.
I am in MA - not far from Boston but would like to be closer to home...Concord.
Anyone?
It could also be a kitchen sublet or a kitchen share... it can be called any number of things.
I think they are called kitchen incubators or culinary incubators. Here is a website that has a listing of available rentals by State.
I was excited when I found out about them because one of my greatest challenges was finding a place where I could bake and become a legitimate business.
http://www.culinaryincubator.com
Soniabean
DizzyMaiden, there's a kitchen incubator in MA but it's way down in Dartmouth. There was another out in western MA that closed up in 2008 because they couldn't break even. Try Craig's List. I came across an ad for a restaurant in Arlington (should be reasonable driving distance from Concord barring crazy traffic) that only opens up after 5 p.m. The owner was looking for someone who could use the kitchen on a consistent basis, even if only one or two days per week, but was willing to setup a per use basis in the meantime. He was looking for $20.00 an hour for on call use. Storage and use of all his equipment was included. It's a bit too far/pricey for me so I thought I'd share. Go under commercial lease and/or housing and do a search for commercial kitchen. If it's still available it should come up within the first page or two. Otherwise your best bet would be to try your local church kitchen or even an American Legion or Elk's Club with a licensed kitchen. Good luck! HTH
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