Do you need to renovate a commercial kitchen, replace equipment after a disaster, or increase your production capacity? Renting a mobile kitchen in Nantes allows you to explore a temporary solution tailored to your business, your equipment, and the constraints of your site.
Since 1996, LocaCuisines has been helping professionals set up temporary modular kitchens. From technical planning and configuration to transportation, installation, maintenance, and dismantling—each step is tailored to the specific requirements of the project.
➡️ In Nantes and its metropolitan area, a temporary kitchen can help ensure the continuity of food service during construction, prepare for the resumption of operations after a disaster, or meet a one-time need.
A mobile kitchen is more than just modules set up on a site: it must enable you to prepare, store, and serve meals under conditions suited to your business.


There are many reasons to rent a modular kitchen:
Renovating a central kitchen, a cafeteria, or a dining area may require temporarily shutting down the existing facilities. For a school, a healthcare facility, or a corporate cafeteria, this interruption means finding a suitable arrangement to continue serving meals.
A modular kitchen in Nantes can accommodate the spaces needed for food preparation during the construction project: food preparation, cooking, refrigerated storage, and dishwashing, as needed.
Fire, water damage, or a major breakdown: when a kitchen becomes unusable, a temporary solution can help restore production while repairs are underway.
The configuration depends, in particular, on the ability to retrieve data, the necessary equipment, and the installation options. Site access, connections, and safety requirements must be verified before determining the solution.
Renting commercial kitchen equipment allows you to accommodate an increase in business, a reorganization of your premises, or a temporary need for additional capacity.
It allows you to evaluate a solution tailored to the duration of the project without necessarily having to invest in a permanent installation.
Nantes features a variety of urban settings. A temporary installation in the city center or on the Île de Nantes does not face the same constraints as a project in a suburban area or a business park.
In the downtown area, around Graslin, Bouffay, or Place du Commerce, access routes and delivery options must be carefully evaluated. The availability of space for the project, handling conditions, and traffic constraints can all influence the organization of the construction site.
On the Île de Nantes—particularly in the area of the future university hospital district, as well as in the Doulon-Bottière and Nantes Erdre neighborhoods—the analysis will also focus on the site’s layout, logistics access, and available connections.
➡️ These factors are verified for each project: feasibility always depends on the exact address and the actual installation conditions.
LocaCuisines also considers requests for mobile kitchen rentals in Nantes and neighboring towns, including:
These municipalities are home to facilities and business sites with a variety of needs. For each one, the project must be evaluated based on expected production, site constraints, and access conditions.
The Nantes area is home to several large-scale institutional food service facilities. In Nantes, theuniversity hospital’s central kitchen produces approximately 10,000 meals per day for the various hospital facilities. The city’s school meal program, meanwhile, comprises 89 cafeterias and serves nearly 14,836 meals daily.
The university system is also a major player in the local institutional food service sector, with 8 university dining halls in Nantes. These facilities illustrate the diversity of organizations that may need a temporary solution during construction, renovation, or reorganization of their facilities.
More broadly, we operate throughout France, including for a corporate restaurant in the Paris region, the Rose Festival, the Olympic Games...
The key contacts and constraints vary by sector. In Nantes and its metropolitan area, four profiles are most common:
The layout of a modular kitchen depends on the number of meals served, the tasks performed on site, and how service is organized. The equipment must work together to facilitate day-to-day operations.
Cooking and food preparation equipment is selected based on menus, workflow rhythms, and work methods .
Depending on the needs, the project incorporates professional ovens , cooking equipment, stainless steel countertops, and food preparation equipment.
An on-site analysis of operations helps determine the essential equipment.
Refrigeration is essential for organizing food storage and ensuring a reliable supply.
Depending on the volume and type of products being stored, requirements may include positive or negative cold rooms, refrigerated cabinets, and additional equipment.
Their sizing depends on delivery schedules, storage capacity, and the required storage conditions.
The right washing capacity helps maintain the pace of service and organize the flow of clean and dirty dishes.
The layout can incorporate a dishwashing area and the necessary equipment (conveyor dishwasher, sink, hood-type dishwasher, etc.) into the kitchen’s daily operations.
To complete an installation or rent equipment independently of a modular kitchen, MyLocacuisines.fr offers professional equipment for rent, particularly in the categories of cooking, refrigeration, food preparation, dishwashing, and snacking.
The number of meals per shift, operating hours, menus, and on-site operations are used to determine the appropriate scale of the solution. A school cafeteria, a company cafeteria, and a healthcare facility do not necessarily have the same needs.
Before installation, you must assess the available space, access points, electrical capacity, water supply, wastewater drainage, and, where applicable, ventilation requirements.
Hygiene, fire safety, and accessibility requirements must also be assessed based on the site’s layout and applicable regulations.
The schedule must be coordinated with the construction or renovation work on the building. Transportation, handling, connections, technical inspections, and commissioning requirements must be planned in advance.
This preparation helps minimize unexpected issues and organize the transition from the existing kitchen to the temporary setup.
Major events in Nantes (Le Voyage à Nantes, the Rendez-vous de l’Erdre, the Festival des 3 Continents, and events at the Parc des Expositions de la Beaujoire and the Cité des Congrès) create temporary production and catering needs. For these projects, we explore options for temporary kitchens or food kiosks tailored to the expected duration and volume.
Our Quick&Eat concept is ideal for events. Consisting of a 15 m² container, this space is designed for takeout.
Since 1996, LocaCuisines has specialized in the rental of temporary modular kitchens. The company supports professionals at various stages of the project, from the initial planning phase through dismantling.
The availability of modules, lead times, and feasibility must be confirmed for each request. LocaCuisines does not simply provide a list of equipment: the goal is to develop a solution that aligns with how your establishment operates.
Are you planning a renovation project in a commercial kitchen? Do you need to replace equipment after a disaster or temporarily increase your production capacity?
Submit your project to LocaCuisines. To prepare the feasibility study, please provide the site address, the estimated duration, the number of meals to be prepared, the necessary equipment, and any access or utility connection constraints that have already been identified.
➡️ Contact LocaCuisines to discuss your mobile kitchen rental project in Nantes and get a customized quote.


Since 1996, LocaCuisines has been supporting businesses in Loire-Atlantique and the Pays de la Loire region with their needs for temporary modular kitchens and professional kitchen equipment.
Whether your establishment is located in Nantes, its metropolitan area, or elsewhere in the region, we offer solutions tailored to your business: temporary kitchens during construction, replacements after a disaster, capacity expansions, or temporary installations. From the initial planning of your project to its commissioning, our teams will support you every step of the way.
The price depends on the number of modules, the configuration, the rental period, the necessary equipment, and the transportation and installation conditions.
Connections and access constraints can also affect the budget. A customized quote allows us to estimate the cost based on the project’s actual specifications.
On average, a temporary kitchen costs €1 to €2 per meal for schools, €2.50 to €4 per meal for a nursing home, €0.25 per meal for a central kitchen, and €1.50 to €3 per meal for a business.
A modular kitchen can be designed in Nantes, as well as in neighboring towns such as Saint-Herblain, Rezé, Orvault, Carquefou, Bouguenais, and Vertou.
Feasibility depends on the available space, access for delivery trucks, and the necessary utility connections.
Yes. A temporary kitchen solution can be considered to maintain meal production during construction work at a hospital, clinic, or nursing home.
In a region that includes the Nantes University Hospital and several other healthcare facilities, ensuring the continuity of meal service requires taking into account meal volumes, dietary requirements, and health and safety standards.
Renting a modular kitchen can help maintain food production during the renovation or retrofitting of a central kitchen or school cafeteria.
The solution is tailored to the number of meals to be produced, the necessary equipment, and the availability of space near the site.
Yes. For events such as Le Voyage à Nantes, the Rendez-vous de l'Erdre, or events held at the Parc des Expositions de la Beaujoire, a production kitchen or food kiosks can be considered depending on the event’s duration and expected volume.
The Quick&Eat concept, consisting of a 15 m² container, is specifically designed for takeout.
The timeline depends on the desired configuration, the number of modules, the equipment to be integrated, and site constraints.
Access routes, connections, and site preparation must be planned in advance to ensure that delivery and installation proceed under the best possible conditions.