San Francisco Cooking Schools

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the number of new jobs for chefs and cooks should increase only a minimal amount from 2008 to 2018, but the job prospects should remain particularly good as chefs and cooks leaving the profession open up new jobs for would-be chefs. A formal education from a cooking or culinary school can jump start your career in this field. San Francisco offers culinary students several opportunities to receive formal education in the culinary field.
  1. California Culinary Academy

    • California Culinary Academy is part of the Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Schools, which have 18 different locations in the United States and offer a wide variety of programs for students with an interest in cooking. The academy offers programs in culinary arts, patisserie and baking, hospitality and restaurant management and nonprofessional cooking classes. Students can also pursue related studies online and receive a Bachelor of Arts in Culinary Management. Students in the culinary arts program learn through hands-on training and instructor demonstration. The program is designed for both beginners and those with experience who want to improve their cooking skills.

      California Culinary Academy

      350 Rhode Island St.

      San Francisco, CA 94103

      888-897-3222

      chefs.edu

    Tante Marie's Cooking School

    • Tante Marie's Cooking School also offers culinary students a variety of cooking classes and professional culinary programs. Tante Marie's was founded in 1979 and has grown in popularity to the point that the school now offers day, night and weekend classes to suit the schedules of as many students as possible. The school also sponsors workshops and cooking trips. Professional programs offered by the school include a full-time culinary arts program and a part-time pastry course. The school also offers individual courses in which students either participate or watch a guest chef in order to learn her techniques. Courses are offered in areas such as French Regional Cooking, Sauces from Around the World, Home Baking, and Food and Wine of Italy.

      Tante Marie's Cooking School

      271 Francisco St.

      San Francisco, CA 94133

      415-788-6699

      tantemarie.com

    Baking Arts

    • Those interested in baking cakes and other pastries may benefit from taking courses from Baking Arts. Baking Arts was established by Richard Festen, a graduate of the California Culinary Academy. Festen offers courses for both adults and children in the creation of celebration cakes. Classes at Baking Arts teach students about theory and practice. Students learn through demonstrations and by creating their own culinary masterpieces. Courses are offered in a variety of areas such as cookie decorating, cake decorating, creating whimsical cupcakes, soufflés and artisan style bread.

      Baking Arts

      542 Brannan #410

      San Francisco, CA 94107

      415-706-7112

      bakingarts.net

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