Kendall College

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Kendall College is a fully accredited^[1] Culinary Arts, Hotel Management, Hospitality Management and Education college in downtown Chicago, Illinois. The school is well-known^{[citation needed]}for its school of culinary arts. It also includes the Les Roches School of Hospitality Management, as well as the Kendall School of Business and the Kendall School of Early Childhood Education. The Riverworks Campus is located at 900 N. North Branch St., on Goose Island, just north of W. Chicago Ave. and east of Halsted St.

For the past two years, Kendall has hosted the Chicago Wine and Food Festival, in addition to other events. Kendall College has been named one of the top ten best Culinary Art's college in the USA. Placing at the 2nd best.^{[citation needed]} In 2003, Chicago Magazine ranked the top 10 Chicago restaurants. Kendall is proud to have students and alumni at all ten.

[edit] External links

• Visiting information
• Kendall College homepage

1. ^ Higher Learning Commission: NCSA Website

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