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RENT BY TYPE · Dallas–Fort Worth

Compare shared-use commercial kitchen spaces around DFW.

Shared and coworking kitchen arrangements vary widely in access, shared equipment, memberships, and permitted food production.

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6 kitchens listed
North Dallas area

Culinary Kitchen & Beyond

Hourly KitchensShared KitchensFood Truck Commissaries

Operator publishes detailed hourly pricing, prepaid memberships and separate food-truck commissary conditions.

FORMATCommercial kitchen by the hour
RATEPublished $35/hour, with minimums and membership terms; confirm eligibility
Garland

Hour Kitchen Dallas

Hourly KitchensShared Kitchens

Three licensed shared-use kitchens advertised for culinary producers, baking and demonstrations.

FORMATHourly shared-use commercial kitchen
RATEHourly access; 1-hour minimum; pricing by inquiry
Dallas / East Dallas

The Mix Kitchen

Shared KitchensPrivate Kitchens

Directory source describes four cooking pods, two packaging pods, and around-the-clock access; operator terms need confirmation.

FORMATShared commercial cooking pods
RATEThird-party listing describes memberships and hourly pod charges; confirm directly
Unconfirmed third-party details
Dallas / Lower Greenville

Truck Yard Commissary Kitchen

Hourly KitchensShared KitchensPrivate KitchensFood Truck Commissaries

Operator describes kitchen access, storage and food-truck servicing options; confirm availability and current rates.

FORMATShared, private and food-truck commissary plans
RATEHourly or weekly rentals; monthly and longer-term options; 3-hour prep blocks

Information recorded from public sources as of 2026-10-11. Source type appears in each listing. No site visit or live-availability verification; prices and eligibility can change.

What to verify before sharing a production kitchen

Listing details are not guaranteed current. Confirm the rental arrangement directly.

  • Ask which prep stations, storage and equipment are reserved exclusively for your use.
  • Confirm access hours, sanitation responsibility, space-sharing rules and business requirements.
  • A licensed facility does not by itself establish that your specific food business is approved.