
Westchester is a quiet neighborhood with a lot going on around it. Loyola Marymount University sits on the bluff, LAX brings in travelers every hour and business hotels line Century Boulevard. Whether you live here or are just passing through, a hands on cooking class is a great way to see a different side of Los Angeles.
BiteUnite's Los Angeles cooking classes are about 20 minutes north of Westchester in the Culver City area. The kitchen hosts public classes, private parties and corporate team events.
If you are in town for work or a layover, you probably do not want to spend your free night alone in a hotel restaurant. A cooking class gives you something local to do, a chance to meet people and a full dinner. The sushi making class only runs about two hours, which makes it easy to fit around travel.
Here is the full class lineup in Los Angeles.
Companies often fly teams into LAX for offsites, sales kickoffs and planning sessions. A private group cooking class is an easy evening activity for 10 to 30 people that does not require anyone to know the city. Pick a cuisine, send everyone the address and let the chef take it from there.
Local businesses near the airport, including aviation, logistics and hospitality teams, also use the format for team nights. Learn more on our corporate cooking events page and read why LA companies are switching to interactive cooking experiences.
LMU students and their families often look for a fun outing during move in weekend, family weekend or graduation. A class makes a nice break from campus dining and gives everyone a shared memory. Student clubs can also book private sessions for end of semester celebrations.
Westchester couples who want something more creative than dinner on Sepulveda can book a public class. The pasta class and the Thai class are both great for dates. Check out our date night guide for Los Angeles couples for more.
From Westchester, most guests take Sepulveda Boulevard or the 405 north and then head east toward Overland Avenue. The drive is usually around 20 minutes outside of rush hour. From LAX hotels, a rideshare is the simplest option.
BiteUnite's Los Angeles kitchen at 3644 Overland Avenue is usually about 20 minutes from Westchester by car, depending on traffic.
No experience is needed. Every class is built for beginners, and the chef guides you through each step. Experienced home cooks still pick up new techniques.
All ingredients, tools and aprons are provided, and you eat what you cook at the end of class. Classes are BYOB for beer and wine, and most menus offer a vegetarian option.
Yes. The private group cooking class hosts 10 to 30 guests, and you choose one cuisine for the whole group about two weeks before the event.
Whether you live near LMU or are flying in for a few days, a hands on class is one of the most memorable ways to spend an evening in LA. See all Los Angeles cooking classes or book a private team class. Traveling to another city next? BiteUnite also hosts classes in New York, San Francisco and Hong Kong.