Welcome to One World KitchenShare program, a 24/7 rental kitchen designed to offer new and experienced food businesses a commercial kitchen without the cost and effort of creating your own. Our mission is to provide the tools you need to create a successful food business.
Questions? Check out our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
Interested in pricing? Check out our fee schedule.
What are you waiting for? Contact us today to begin your culinary adventure!
Fees?
Learn about the fees associated with our KitchenShare program.
Testimonials
“There truly are no words to describe the amount of heavy lifting done by this incredible enterprise in its endeavors to get new local businesses on their feet. Any that have tried will attest that creating something from the ground up in the culinary realm has its challenges. One World KitchenShare puts taking these first steps within reach by providing its clients with many of the tools required for success, led by a team that genuinely cares and loves the local food community with a passion. Over at The Pierogi Place we are extremely grateful for the opportunities provided by our local kitchen share and look forward to what the future has in store. ”
“KitchenShare made it possible for me to have a business.”
“My company, PopKorn Kernels With A Twist, has been a tenant at One World since 2016. My team and I have enjoyed the wonderful opportunity to learn, grow, expand, and thrive. The availability of space and resources is unmatched to anything I could have imagined, and I am beyond grateful!”
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“There’s a new business model in place right now that people can’t even see yet,” says Jeff Mease, co-founder and owner of One World Enterprises and its commissary kitchen, which houses a collaborative program called KitchenShare. By allowing startup businesses to use One World’s commissary, Mease helps entrepreneurs explore their ideas and passions, which they hope will lead to opening their own storefronts.
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About Us
One World Enterprises started as a pizza shop,
(Pizza X) then added a restaurant (Lennie's) and later a brewery (Bloomington Brewing Co.). Then expanded to include One World Catering and a commissary that provides prep space for the One World Enterprises, as well as people who have startup businesses that needed a certified commercial kitchen.