M Cook Studio can be hired by a single group for a cooking or pastry workshop of up to 16 guests, guided step by step by a chef. The studio is at 42 rue Bézout in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, close to Alésia, and the whole space is reserved for the group during the session.
Seminars and company events
The studio is built around hands-on workshops, so it fits a team activity better than a meeting. The site lists a dedicated team building page with pastry sessions, and a menu entry for a gourmet menu session. A company can book the studio for a group of colleagues, for example as a team outing around a shared recipe. The pages read for this profile describe private sessions for birthdays, bachelorette parties, reunions between friends and family celebrations. Organisers planning a company activity should confirm formats and group size with the team.
Rooms and capacities
The studio is one workshop kitchen, reserved for the group. Private sessions take place on weekdays, Monday to Friday. The formats named on the privatisation page are these.
The pastry workshop lasts 2 hours 30 and takes up to 16 people. Guests make choux with cream, caramel crêpes with homemade spread, or almond macarons with chocolate ganache or lemon cream, and can taste on site or take their creations home.
The cooking class lasts 3 hours and takes up to 16 people. Under the chef's direction, the group prepares a full menu of starter, main course and dessert.
The viennoiserie workshop lasts 3 hours and takes up to 6 people. Guests make croissants and pains au chocolat from laminated dough, bake them and taste them on site.
The market tour starts with a 45-minute guided walk along rue Daguerre, known for its village atmosphere, then a workshop of 2 hours 15 in the studio. It requires at least four people. A chocolate workshop also appears in the site menu.
Catering
Catering is part of the activity. Guests eat what they cook, with a drink to welcome them in some formats, and the site mentions optional wine or champagne with the market-tour session. The studio is not a venue for a catered banquet, so a company that wants a separate dinner should plan it elsewhere.
Getting there
The studio is on rue Bézout, a few steps from Alésia in the 14th arrondissement. The district is residential, with rue Daguerre and its food shops close by, which the market-tour format uses. Alésia is on metro line 4, and the studio is reachable from central Paris in a few stops.
