2026-06-12T13:44:34.378Z

Darryl is a fantastic teacher, great at pitching your level, stretching you but also making it fun. Thoroughly recommend. And I’ve been playing (the same things) for over 30 years …

2026-06-12T13:01:17.838Z

Kitchen Jam Canary Wharf is a fantastic environment to enjoy playing and improve your skills at the same time.Darryl and the team are highly knowledgable and supportive, classes are always great fun and the opportunity of playing with others has really accelerated my development and forced me out of my comfort zone.I would thoroughly recommend Kitchen Jam Canary Wharf.

2026-05-28T15:52:44.881Z

We are very happy with the guitar lessons at KitchenJam. Dan is an incredibly professional and patient teacher who knows how to work with children in a supportive and encouraging way. He makes the lessons engaging and enjoyable while still maintaining a high standard of teaching.Thanks to his approach, my child feels motivated, confident, and genuinely excited to learn guitar and practise at home. Dan creates a very positive atmosphere and always takes the time to explain things clearly.Highly recommend KitchenJam and Dan to any parents looking for quality music lessons for their children!

2026-05-20T06:27:52.768Z

Very good school and Dan is an amazing and lovely teacher.

2026-05-15T18:36:08.531Z

2026-05-01T22:21:01.624Z

If you are making your way to playing in front of other people, Kitchen Jam could save you a lot of time and money. My experience was that this can teach you the essentials of being a solid guitarist within a band.

2026-04-28T17:04:48.827Z

Really enjoyed my time at Kitchen Jam! The concept of group lessons crossed with jam sessions works really well, the rehearsal space is well organised and well equipped, and the tutors are enthusiastic and knowledgeable.I developed a real consideration for performance - how to consider the group around you, how to understand and apply volume dynamics, how to respond to song narrative and so on. The theory lessons are also engaging and usually set up around some song with a theoretical quirk to focus on.If there are any criticisms, it's that it can be difficult to get the 1-2-1 time you would otherwise get in a straightforward 1-2-1 lesson. What you gain in group dynamic you lose in individual focus, which may not be so much a criticism as an observation on the concept of group lessons. They do mitigate by being available for feedback any time via text, but there's obviously a limit to how much can be achieved this way.Additionally, the tuition is fairly pricey compared to some 1-2-1 sessions, and you have to commit to weekly lessons for at least a month. You can commit for longer periods for discounts but the greater initial outlay can mean costs mount up.Regardless, Kitchen Jam provides the kind of space that has become so rare in London as living becomes more expensive by the day. It's a real community project and the group of tutors and students are really supportive and sociable - I was sad to have to leave. I would recommend it to anybody looking for lessons who might not have the opportunity to play in a group or are even just looking for a novel way to improve.

2026-04-22T05:35:56.926Z

Attending Kitchen Jam lessons are on of the highlights of my week! I love how each session is tailored to my progress, which helps me get the most out of each session. Teachers are knowledgable, friendly and welcoming. The studios are kitted out with fantastic equipment and the atmosphere is always on point. It is a fantastic community to learn in and be apart of for any level of aspiring musician.