The Kitchen is large enough for 10 cooks and assistants to prepare a meal for royalty. The ceiling is 15’ high, with wood chandeliers and oiled-deerskin window coverings. The walls in this room are plain wood paneling, as it the floor. The floor area around the fire pits are inlaid with 2’ stone to protect the Hall from fire. The two giant fire pits occupy the North wall. These fire pits can hold two whole deer each on the iron spits. Two large oak food preparation tables are also here, covered in spices, bowls, and granite cutting surfaces. Under these tables are drawers and cabinets that house dishes, pots, and pans. There are also 4 picnic-like tables here, space for 32 people total, which serve as an informal dining area for regulars of the Guild Hall, and changing Sentry watches. The two sets of double doors, both on the West and South walls are banded with metal. The South door can be barred from the inside. The two doors on the East wall are thin wood panels, that can not be locked. There is always someone in the Kitchen.

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