Cooking classes
$33.50median per child
6 published prices · United States
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Middle half: $26.75–$40.93 per child
1 local prices; at least 5 are needed. So this shows the nationwide range.
Cooking classes
Birthday score4/5
How we rateAt urbanCHEF in Houston, children cook or bake in a hands on birthday class, then have time to eat and open presents. The standard party is for ages 5 to 12 and lasts two hours. It costs $450 for six children, with additional children at $75 each. Lunch and decorating are part of the package, along with a gift set for each child. Reserve through the birthday page at least two weeks ahead.
- Ages
- Ages 5 to 12
- Price
- From $450 for 6 kids
- Capacity
- Up to 24 kids
How does the price compare?
Cooking classes: price range from published packages.
Prices from venues in Houston Pasadena The Woodlands TX.
This venue: From $450 for 6 kids
The dot shows $75 per child, worked out from the party price and the number of kids it includes.
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Starting prices per child; party prices are only divided when the package states how many kids it includes. Minimum spends and unclear prices are left out. Prices in the directory are not live offers. The venue's current price applies.
- Address
- 3651 Wesleyan Suite 204, Houston, TX 77027
- Phone
- 713-504-1700
Party packages
Kids Birthday Party$450 for 6 kids
Hands-on class, time for presents and eating, birthday decor, gift set per child, digital invitations, lemonade, coffee for parents, and lunch with cupcake decorating or baking and decorating with chef-prepared lunch
Ages 5 to 12. Weekend starts at 10 AM, 1 PM or 4 PM. Reserve at least two weeks ahead. A $300 non-refundable deposit applies toward the cost.
Cake Building Competition$500 for 6 kids
Ages 10 to 14.
Teens Iron Chef$550 for 6 kids
Ages 12 and up.
Menus and older children's parties
The standard package pairs lunch with cupcake decorating, or baking and decorating with a lunch prepared by the chef. Birthday decor, digital invitations and lemonade are included, with coffee for parents. The Cake Building Competition is for ages 10 to 14 and costs $500 for six children, plus $85 per additional child. Teens Iron Chef is for ages 12 and up, at $550 for six and $95 per additional child.
Our take
4/5urbanCHEF on Wesleyan Street in Houston turns a birthday into a two-hour cooking class, with professionally trained chefs, step stools for small cooks and exclusive use of the dining room. Kids ages 5 to 8 might make pizzas or pot stickers, while older kids can try sushi, fresh ravioli or enchiladas, and most menus end with cupcake decorating.
The base package is $450 for six kids, then $75 per child up to 24, so the price climbs quickly for a large class. Lemonade, coffee for parents, a gift set for each child and digital invitations are included. Teens can book the cake competition or Iron Chef packages. Slots run Saturdays and Sundays at 10 am, 1 pm or 4 pm.
Questions to ask urbanCHEF before booking
These eight points decide whether a party works out and what it really costs. It is easiest to go through them in one phone call.
- How many children fit per party, and when does the price go up?
- Is the room private to our group or shared with other guests?
- How long is the package, and when does the clock start?
- Is a host or activity leader included, or do the parents supervise?
- Can we bring our own cake, drinks or food?
- What costs extra: decorations, food, socks, additional adults?
- Until when can we cancel or reschedule for free?
- Is there space for gifts, coats and the parents' waiting time?
FAQ
How many children can attend the standard party?
The standard Kids Birthday Party can accommodate up to 24 children.
What weekend start times are available?
Saturday and Sunday parties start at 10 AM, 1 PM or 4 PM.
Is a deposit required?
A $300 nonrefundable deposit applies toward the party cost.
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Prices, hours and packages last checked on Oct 21, 2026. Information is provided without guarantee. Please confirm details with the venue before booking.
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