Kids Classes & More
Registration is now open! Starting Oct. 26, young chefs ages 1½–16 will continue the World Tour, exploring the cuisines of Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Russia, and Finland. From bright flavors and harvest traditions to hearty soups, breads, and comforting dishes from colder climates, each week brings something new to cook, taste, and discover—along with the baking, knife skills, and from-scratch fundamentals that build confidence in the kitchen.
From Tiny Chefs to Teens
Choose your child’s age range from the menu to learn more about our semester classes for kids.
Please note: We do not offer trial classes; registration is for the full semester. No makeups or refunds can be made for classes your child is unable to attend, including absences due to illness, personal emergencies, or events beyond our control. Prices may have increased slightly to reflect rising food and supply costs, and a payment plan is available.
To ensure a safe learning environment, Kitchen Table reserves the right to remove any student whose behavior compromises the safety of themselves, others, or our team. No refunds or make-up classes will be issued in such cases, though students are welcome to return once the behavior is resolved.
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This class is specially designed to encourage toddlers to explore the creative side of cooking with the help from their adult caregiver. Their senses are used to identify foods through tasting, touching, and smelling. In addition, we introduce proper kitchen hygiene and advance children’s fine and gross motor skills through measuring, stirring, and kneading. They will be amazed to watch ingredients come together and become something wonderful to eat. The class is perfect for ages 2-3 years old. We do allow 3s who are not yet ready for a separation class and prefer to be with their adult. Adult chaperone participation is required.
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Children will experience a fun, hands-on approach to cooking in this 1-hour drop-off class taught by a trained chef. We encourage children to try new foods while they create a recipe from scratch to take home and share with the family. By the end of the six weeks, your child will take home a cookbook so you can whip up the recipes at home!
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Children will explore recipes with a variety of fresh ingredients and learn how to make healthy, balanced choices. We introduce basic cooking and baking techniques.
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This class is especially designed for elementary-aged students who are ready to handle more mature responsibilities in the kitchen such as working with sharp knifes and kitchen equipment. They will learn to work independently and in groups to create a recipe to take home and share with family.
For children age 8, this class is recommended for students who have been in a Kitchen Table Summer Camp. Otherwise enrollment for 8-year-olds is up to Chef's discretion and may be recommended to enroll in Kitchen Brigade as an introduction.
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This is a one and a half-hour advanced class for serious students in middle and high school looking to learn culinary techniques and knife skills. Each week will focus on recipes that highlight a specific technique.
Note: A waiver must be signed by a legal guardian.
This class is for teenagers. Younger students must have prior cooking experience in one of the following: Gourmet Club, or our summer cooking camp at Chef's discretion.
Drop-in Trial Classes
Try a cooking class during the current semester in progress. Drop-ins are available for Le Petite Chef (ages 1½–3) and Kinderchef (ages 3–4), while spots last.
More Classes
Is It Cake?!
SOLD OUT
Monday, October 12: 10am–Noon
Surprise them on the Columbus Day school holiday with a kids-only experience that reveals the secrets behind illusion cakes. Lead Pastry Chef Karen Nicholas will teach fun, clever decorating techniques to transform cakes into something completely unexpected. By the end, kids will have a remarkably realistic creation designed to fool the eye—and make everyone ask the now-famous question: “Is it cake?!” (Cutting into it will reveal the delicious truth.) Don’t miss this fun “Screen to Table” experience inspired by the Netflix phenomenon and viral dessert trend.
🍎 School Holiday
📺 Screen to Table
👍 “Fun, approachable, great instructors, great organization. Most importantly, we were able to create some really amazing-looking cakes and we had no prior experience. That is not easy to do! I was very, very impressed and have told many friends about this class!” —Gregory E. (previous participant)
$105 per person (for ages 8-17)
Join the no-obligation waitlist for this sold out class
Empanada Workshop
for Families
Thursday, October 15: 5:30–7:30pm
Learn the centuries-old art of handcrafted empanadas while creating unforgettable family memories in this fun, hands-on class. Beloved across Latin America, empanadas are built around one irresistible idea: sweet and savory fillings tucked inside tender, flaky pastry. Chef Gill Boyd will guide you through making that perfect dough from scratch, preparing the delicious fillings, and learning how to fill and seal these pocket masterpieces before baking to a golden brown. Then gather around our big communal table to enjoy your hot-from-the-oven empanadas with vibrant chimichurri sauce. Made by hand, enjoyed together.
👨👩👧👦 Family Class
🕠 Special Weeknight Class
$105 per person (for ages 8+); kids under 14 must attend with a registered parent or guardian
Family Baking:
Halloween Fun
Saturday, October 24: 9–10:15am
Spend a Saturday morning baking side by side with your little chef (ages 2½–6) in the latest installment of our popular Family Baking series. Designed for kids and grown-ups to enjoy together, this hands-on experience is all about mixing, sifting, learning, laughing, and making something delicious as a team—with plenty of sweet memories along the way. Chef Afi Green will guide everyone through foundational baking skills as this class takes on cupcakes, finished with orange buttercream and candies to create a playful carved-pumpkin look perfect for the days leading up to Halloween. It’s a feel-good way to make the most of the season together—and one of our most accessible family experiences. (Registration covers one child + one adult, with the option to add a sibling at checkout.)
👨👩👧👦 Family Class
☀️ Morning Class
$70 covers 1 child (ages 2½–6) + 1 adult
Parties
Our birthday parties are all-inclusive, hands-on cooking experiences for budding chefs ages 5–15.* Parties are 1.5 hours long and held on Saturdays from 10am to 11:30am or from 12:30pm to 2pm. Simply choose a theme and let us take it from there. We provide the ingredients, beverages, and fun activities—and clean up the mess!
*Sweet Sixteen/Parties for ages 16+ are coming soon.
Plan a Party
Decide which theme is right for your child (scout parties can click here), then click the INQUIRE button above to request a date. Our kids events coordinator, Tina, will answer questions and confirm the details before our booking platform, HiSawyer, sends a deposit request; payment secures booking. We’ll confirm final head count and guest names one week before your party.
Please note: Any separate vendors, unlisted items, or custom themes must be approved by Kitchen Table in advance.
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Kids will become pizza chefs, crafting their own mini-pizzas from scratch! They will observe the magic of yeast in dough-making, bake their creations, and enjoy their pizzas at the party. Cupcake decorating is also part of the fun.
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Teens will learn how to make pappardelle from scratch with a pasta maker along with a classic red sauce, then enjoy their delicious work together at the party. Cupcake decorating rounds out the celebration with a sweet finish.
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Ready to earn that Cooking Merit Badge? Gather your troop for a hands-on cooking adventure! Scouts will choose from our list of recipes and learn to read, measure, mix, and work together as a kitchen team. Best of all, everyone gets to enjoy the delicious results of their hard work at the end of class.
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Please stay tuned, more party options are being added in October!
We are Allergy-Aware
We are a nut-free and vegetarian-friendly kitchen, but some ingredients may come from facilities that process nuts. Because we cook with flour, eggs, and dairy and often serve family-style, certain severe allergies may not be fully accommodated.
Please contact us before booking to discuss your needs; substitutions, if possible, may incur an additional charge. If a class isn’t the right fit, we’re happy to recommend others or hear your suggestions.