Arenas And Stadiums locations near Wallington, NJ

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Kitchen Rental NYC

Arenas And Stadiums

📍 306 W 51 St St, New York, NY, 10019

📞 212-202-0521

Commercial Kitchen For Rent NYC Full-service, state-of-the-art, commercial kitchen for rent, studio, production and event space. Designed to offer a wide range of services to chefs, culinary professionals and cooking instructors, as well as to media companies and corporate clients. Fully-Equipped Kitchen: Our facility offers a commercial grade production kitchen featuring a complete line of culinary equipment and production capabilities. Use our commercial kitchen for off-site catering, tastings and food and wine pairings, recipe testing and menu development. We also offer a kitchen studio which can be used for media events. Culinary Events: A dedicated commercial kitchen facility where chefs are encouraged to offer their private events. Pop-up restaurants, supper clubs and chef's table events are all part of the new trend toward underground dining and Kitchen NYC is the perfect place to make this happen. For private functions such as special and holiday events accommodating up to 20 guests Cooking Classes: Use our facility to offer your cooking classes and cooking parties. Our state-of-the-art kitchen features all the latest culinary equipment, small wares and utensils to make your interactive cooking sessions a complete success. Our kitchens combine the convenience of a commercial cooking facility with the comforts and style of a home kitchen. Let's Connect On Social Media! www.facebook.com/kitchenrentalnyc http://pinterest.com/kitchennyc google.com/+KitchennycBiz http://kitchennyc.blogspot.com/ http://www.yelp.com/biz/commercial-kitchen-rental-nyc-new-york-3

Skylight Clarkson SQ

Arenas And Stadiums

📍 550 Washington St, New York, NY, 10014

📞 212-736-6200

Located in west Soho, Skylight Clarkson Sq is the crown jewel of raw venues in Manhattan. The sprawling, 60,000 sq ft ground level space is one of the city’s largest event floor plates. The venue, which once served as the High Line’s most southern terminal, is a versatile white studio in which producers are limited only by their imaginations.