I don't know if this will help you, you might find a kitchen to use a bit cheaper. Here in MT, many times our senior centers rent their kitchens out.
I don't know if this will help you, you might find a kitchen to use a bit cheaper. Here in MT, many times our senior centers rent their kitchens out.
I am so happy! Just closed the deal with the local Community Center...$75 for the day to rent their kitchen! :-) They have 4 ovens, frig and etc. I am so excited....the other kitchen I was renting charged by the hour....I asked if I only need for a couple of hours if we could talk about different price and she said sure. But really $75 is 3 hours at the other place, so I think this is a good deal! I am excited....
If you are looking for a kitchen...look outside the box....I have looked at countless other locations that you see listed....restaurants, country clubs, churches....and etc....
Good luck everyone!
"When you look at a cupcake, you've got to smile." ~ Anne Byrn
"When you look at a cupcake, you've got to smile." ~ Anne Byrn
SO, I'm here in St. Louis, Missouri and since closing my mall location I've been looking for a commercial kitchen to rent. My fiance who is a business owner in plumbing and constructions thought how about finding a commercial space and moving the equipment in there for your prep space and renting out space to other "food" related businesses. Not a bad idea, but before moving forward I wanted to get a sense of what the needs were in St. Louis. I know it's tough to find space and because I had a retail location in a local mall that didn't work, I know all to well the financial toll renting a space can take. I'm not looking to charge nearly as much as some of the other placings out there. I want to be fair because small business take time to build and the one thing they lack is continual cash infusion. So with that, I'm looking for 6-8 businesses willing to commit to at least 10-15 hours of kitchen time per week. I plan to only rent to 6-8 at a time. The space will be secured and centrally located in the county of St. Louis MO (areas like U-City, Webster Groves, Kirkwood and Clayton are being considered). Let me know if you have a need or pass this on to someone you know is looking for kitchen space.
SO, I'm here in St. Louis, Missouri and since closing my mall location I've been looking for a commercial kitchen to rent. My fiance who is a business owner in plumbing and constructions thought how about finding a commercial space and moving the equipment in there for your prep space and renting out space to other "food" related businesses. Not a bad idea, but before moving forward I wanted to get a sense of what the needs were in St. Louis. I know it's tough to find space and because I had a retail location in a local mall that didn't work, I know all to well the financial toll renting a space can take. I'm not looking to charge nearly as much as some of the other placings out there. I want to be fair because small business take time to build and the one thing they lack is continual cash infusion. So with that, I'm looking for 6-8 businesses willing to commit to at least 10-15 hours of kitchen time per week. I plan to only rent to 6-8 at a time. The space will be secured and centrally located in the county of St. Louis MO (areas like U-City, Webster Groves, Kirkwood and Clayton are being considered). Let me know if you have a need or pass this on to someone you know is looking for kitchen space.