Kitchens in Montréal

Licensed commercial kitchens and cooking spaces for food businesses and classes. Browse kitchens across Montréal by price, area and occasion.

As of November 2026, CanadaSpaces lists 4 kitchens in Montréal, Quebec. Listed prices start at $35 per hour, and the median is $50 per hour. Most are in Plateau-Mont-Royal, Old Montréal and Verdun. The largest holds up to 19 people.

Updated November 2026. Data from listings on CanadaSpaces.

4 spaces. Featured hosts are shown first and labelled.

FeaturedDemo listing
Up to 16 people

Sample Lantern Commissary

Plateau-Mont-Royal

A licensed shared kitchen in Plateau-Mont-Royal for food businesses and classes.

From $60/hr

Demo listing
Up to 17 people

Sample Aurora Commissary

Old Montréal

A licensed shared kitchen in Old Montréal for food businesses and classes.

From $35/hr

Demo listing
Up to 17 people

Sample North Test Kitchen

Verdun

A licensed shared kitchen in Verdun for food businesses and classes.

From $40/hr

Demo listing
Up to 19 people

Sample Union Test Kitchen

Rosemont

A licensed shared kitchen in Rosemont for food businesses and classes.

From $60/hr

Kitchens prices in Montréal by occasion

Listings and prices by occasion
OccasionListingsFromMedian
Commercial kitchens3$40/hr$60/hr
Cooking class spaces3$35/hr$40/hr
Ghost kitchens3$35/hr$60/hr
Pop-up dinner spaces4$35/hr$50/hr

Kitchens in Montréal: common questions

How much does it cost to rent a kitchen in Montréal?

Based on 4 listings on CanadaSpaces in November 2026, prices start at $35 per hour and the median is $50 per hour. Final prices depend on the day, time and extras, so confirm with the host.

Which Montréal neighbourhoods have the most kitchens?

On CanadaSpaces, the most listings are in Plateau-Mont-Royal (1), Old Montréal (1), Verdun (1) and Rosemont (1).

How many people can a kitchen in Montréal hold?

Listings range from small rooms to spaces for up to 19 people. Use the guests filter to see only spaces that fit your group.

What do I need to rent a commercial kitchen?

Most shared kitchens ask for a food handler certificate and business liability insurance, and some need a business licence. Each listing’s rules show what that host requires.

How do I book a kitchen on CanadaSpaces?

Open a listing and send an enquiry with your date, group size and plans. It goes straight to the host, who replies to you directly. CanadaSpaces doesn’t charge guests any fees.

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