Rome · COOKING CLASSES
Fresh fettuccine you can actually roll, a carbonara that does not scramble, tiramisu built in a glass. The 15 classes below are priced and honest about how much you cook versus watch, and which ones end as a full dinner.
Make fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisu with an English-speaking chef near Navona, then enjoy your meal with wine, coffee, or limoncello.
“Wonderful! Leo was amazing! Great instruction and service. The pasta we made was delicious and it was fun. Highly recommend.”
Make ravioli, tortelli, and fettuccine in central Rome, then enjoy your pasta with Tuscan wine, dessert, and limoncello.
“It was very lovely! Our guide was awesome, everyone was taken care of, experience definitely worth trying!”
Make fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisu in a hands-on Rome cooking class, then enjoy your meal with wine and limoncello.
“This class was exceptional and our host Chef Vali was the best”
Learn to make fettuccine in Piazza Navona, then enjoy bruschetta, a drink, your pasta, and a choice of Italian sauce for $46.
“From start to finish it was wonderful! I would highly recommend this class!”
Make fresh pasta, carbonara or cacio e pepe, and three Italian spritzes in a lively three-hour Rome cooking class.
“The best experience with Sunny, best part of our trip 👌🏻”
Make fettuccine and tiramisu in Rome with a local chef, then eat your creations with wine and limoncello in a friendly cooking class.
“We loved Kiki! She was so kind and encouraging, cheering for us and helping in the process! It Felt like a good balance between work and fun, information and fun facts and we learned to make pasta and tiramisu! Even if l felt a bit shy at the beginning she made the atmosphere really friendly. Totally recommend it!”
Make fresh fettuccine, carbonara, and three Italian spritzes in a lively small-group class near Rome’s Colosseum.
“Run to this cooking class ! This was the highlight of our vacation. The atmosphere was fun & welcoming! The food, drinks & fellowship amongst all of the attendees was absolutely refreshing. Jimmy , the instructor was AMAZING…. the entire staff.”
Make Spritz, fettuccine, and maltagliati near Piazza Navona, then enjoy your meal with wine, tiramisu, and new friends.
“Maria was brilliant! It was such a fun experience and everything we made tasted amazing (some of the best I’ve had on my whole trip)!!!!”
Make fresh fettuccine and tiramisu near Rome’s Spanish Steps, then enjoy your meal with wine, limoncello, recipes, and a certificate.
“I had an incredible time with Lucas. He was fun, patient and encouraging. Manager Ricardo was also awesome. He greeted us with a warm welcome. I would go back for a different cooking class.”
Make fresh pasta, learn carbonara or cacio e pepe, and mix three Italian spritzes in a lively three-hour Rome cooking class.
“It was amazing!! The host was very entertaining and informative!! The dancing was super fun too. I am a bartender so making signature drinks was right up my alley.”
Make pizza and tiramisu in central Rome with a chef, then enjoy wine, limoncello, and your homemade Italian meal in a small group.
“Excellent class to go to and the teacher was great in explaining everything. The whole class was excited.”
Make fresh Roman pasta, taste family-made Frascati wines, and explore a historic cellar in a charming town outside Rome.
“What a great time! Relaxed, fun atmosphere making delicious food and drinking wine. Our tour guides were informative, humorous and gracious. Would highly recommend !!”
Make fettuccine, ravioli, sauces, and gelato with a local chef in Trastevere, with prosecco, wine, and a small-group setting.
“Our instructor Asia was incredible and did a great job of explaining everything in an accessible way. I really liked the final product (we made ricotta spinach raviolis and fettuccine puttancesca) and this was definitely one of our favourite days in Rome.”
Make Roman pizza near Piazza Navona, then eat it with wine, bruschetta, and limoncello at Osteria Pasquino.
“Loved learning how to make an authentic Pizza Romana.”
Make fresh fettuccine beside Piazza Navona, then enjoy it with bruschetta, a drink, and classic Roman views.
“The actual class was great. Emmanuel was fantastic. The arrival wasn't the best, and it was confusing.”
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