Michigan Culinary Schools

If you are planning to attend a culinary school in Michigan, you are in luck--there are many great cooking schools in the mitten state! Michigan has a fascinating and unique culinary history ranging from the pastie (a dumpling-like lunch item that miners could heat up on a "Cornish stove"--a shovel held over a candle) and, of course, cornflakes--Mr. Kellogg himself invented cold cereals for "health reasons" in Battlecreek. There are many famous chefs in Michigan, but Keith Famie holds to a unique philosophy-- "You haven't really been there unless you've eaten the food." As the star of both his own show, Famie's Adventures, on the Food Network, and a cast member of Survivor II, he's eaten some pretty unusual things. So if you are planning on cooking school in Michigan you are in good company! Check out the list below.

Grand Rapids Community College - Grand Rapids

With award-winning programs and world-class facilities, a GRCC Hospitality degree can propel you into the workplace with the education and experience you'll need to succeed. More Info...

Schoolcraft College - Livonia

Schoolcraft College culinary arts students learn and practice their art in some of the most advanced institutional kitchens in the Midwest. More Info...

The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of Michigan - Novi

The Art Institute of Michigan finds its home in Novi, Michigan, a vibrant suburb of Detroit, located about 25 miles northwest of the city at the convergence of three major expressways. Michigan's largest mall is located in Novi along with six community parks, an ice rink, and a fitness center. Novi's population has grown in recent years as more people realize that this is an ideal place to live, work, and raise a family. More Info...