Culinary Experiences and Cooking Classes in Rome

We took part in a pasta and tiramisu workshop – and it was absolutely amazing! The atmosphere was warm, fun, and full of good vibes. We met new people, laughed, enjoyed every moment, and learned how to make delicious Italian dishes. The chef, Cristina, was truly wonderful – funny, professional, patient, and full of infectious energy. She made the whole experience feel special. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun, tasty, and enriching experience! 💛🍝🍷

Amazing cooking class. We took the pasta and tiramisu class with Giulio, and could not have been happier. We had two teenagers with us and they loved it. Giulio was so patient and had so many stories to share. Great tips for when we attempt again later at home. Amazing food. Left stuffed and happy. Also, of note, the place has great air conditioning so this is a great indoor activity for a hot summer day.

A 5-Star Experience with Marco! If you're looking for an unforgettable cooking class, look no further than Marco's! From the moment the class began, his professional attitude and generous nature shone through. He created a warm and welcoming environment, patiently guiding us through each step of the process and offering helpful tips along the way. Marco's true passion for cooking is contagious, and he was incredibly generous with his knowledge, sharing valuable insights and techniques that went far beyond what we expected. He made sure everyone felt comfortable and confident in the kitchen, and the result was not only a delicious meal but a truly enriching experience. I highly recommend Marco's cooking class to anyone, regardless of skill level. It's a fantastic way to learn new recipes, have fun, and enjoy a wonderful culinary journey. Marco deserves all the five stars and more!

Miguel was amazing she taught very well and very interesting to everyone 10/10 would come again

Giulio, was our Chef and he made it so much fun. He took his time to explain each technique and ingredients. I would highly recommend him for a class if you're ever in Rome.