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! 💛🍝🍷

I got to experience firsthand how to make my favourite Roman sauces: cacio Pepe, carbonara, amatriciana and an extra aglio olio. We also made the pastas: spaghetti, fettuccini and strozzopreti 😳. Giulio our chef was knowledgeable, passionate and entertaining. The kitchen was excellent. It was great. I’m going back next time for pizza. Oh. I almost forgot. We made the best tiramisu ever!

Giulio our chef was fantastic! This was a once in a lifetime experience. I would highly recommend this cooking class and the amatriciana!

Such an amazing experience with David. Started with shopping in the market where he provided options and explained the food choices. Easy walk to the cooking school which was wonderful inside. Step by step he guided but let us take the reins in the cooking process. The staff beyond David were professional, friendly and approachable! The end result was an amazing meal that we felt confident that we could reproduce at home. I can’t recommend this experience enough.

What a fantastic class! We did the shared Pizza & Gelato lesson. This was one of our favorite things we did in Italy! We did it with our children (4 and 7 years of age). We also ended up paired with another lovely family with children of the same age. It was such a fun evening! The instructor was great, he encouraged the kids to do everything on their own. There was so much fun and laughter. Everything was perfectly organized. The food turned out to be fantastic. We can't wait to recreate the recipes now that we're back home! We did this on our last night in Rome and it was a perfect ending to our trip.