The phrase "a kitchen at a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing the location or context of a kitchen, often in relation to a specific place or event.
Example: "We decided to host the dinner party in a kitchen at a friend's house."
Alternatives: "a kitchen in a" or "a kitchen located at a".
At sixteen, Brock got his first job in a kitchen, at a restaurant called Withers Hardware Company, in Abingdon, Virginia.
We see the sink in such a kitchen at a minimum having a tag reader to read tags from reusable containers being washed - Tupperware and the like.
And when have you ever seen a guy in cook's whites emerge from a kitchen at a neighborhood Chinese restaurant to survey the dining room?
Unable to find similar work, he initially took a "soul-sucking" temporary job on an assembly line making auto parts, and is now working in a kitchen at a high school.
Beth Marriot works in a kitchen at a Buddhist retreat in this fictional counterpart of sorts to "Teach Us to Sit Still," Mr. Parks's erudite 2010 memoir about turning to meditation to treat chronic pain.
Flipping through "Tremolo," you immediately confront a prickly stir of humor, philosophy and romantic giddiness; reading this book is something like walking into a kitchen at a party and coming upon a wild charmer you'd never met, mid-gesticulation -- a terrific storyteller, but also one eager to switch gears mid-sentence, mid-phrase, mid-thought.
Through the front door is an open great room with a fireplace, a kitchen at one end and a patio with mountain views at the other.
In an 1881 account, The Real Estate Chronicle noted that Dr. Morton was to have a kitchen at the top, an elevator, a dumbwaiter and offices on the ground floor.
I never cook for myself – I don't have a kitchen at home, just a mini-bar-sized refrigerator.
The Lodge at the Mountain Village, she said, had studios to sleep four in the same family, with a kitchen, at $375 a night for the holidays.
Then it's out of the darkness into a replica of a kitchen at dawn, complete with a fish tank, an old-fashioned display cabinet – and loads of rats and mice.
