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Private Cooking Classes in Rome

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At Piazza Margana 22, a private cooking class in Rome gives your group its own chef. Make pasta and tiramisù, carbonara, pizza and gelato, gelato or Spritz and spaghetti, for adults only. The market tour starts at Campo de' Fiori. The dishes and drinks match the shared classes; you choose English, Italian or Spanish. Ask our staff about a different time or a customized menu.

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Private Pizza Making Class in Rome: Pizza and Gelato

Your group makes pizza and gelato with its own chef. Choose from the toppings provided and have the class in English, Italian or Spanish.

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Available languages: EN, IT, ES
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Private Cooking Classes in Rome FAQ

Common questions about this experience category

Yes, we organize experiences for lots of occasions, and we work with partners who can also take care of photos and planning. Tell us what you have in mind: our staff will look at your request with you and confirm availability and details. You can't bring your own cake or wine, though.

The price depends on the menu you choose, and you'll see it in the booking calendar of each private class, before you pay. For a tailor-made class, write to our staff with your request. Besides card, you can pay by bank transfer, Klarna, Scalapay, bitcoin and other methods, in installments too: just ask our staff.

The menus of our private cooking classes in Rome are the same as our regular classes, and we're happy to accommodate the group's preferences. If you want different dishes or to combine two classes, ask our staff for a tailor-made class: they'll tell you what's possible. For tailor-made menus, you then ask our staff for the recipes by email. We don't run multi-lesson programs, though.

Yes, you can ask: besides the times in the calendar, private classes can also be scheduled outside the calendar. Write to our staff with the day and time you'd like and they'll confirm whether it's possible. You can even book a year in advance.

In a private class the kitchen is reserved exclusively for your group, you choose the language between Italian, English and Spanish, and you can ask for times outside the calendar. There's also more flexibility on pace, preferences and late arrivals. In a shared class, on the other hand, you cook in English with other travelers, in small groups. Otherwise, the dishes and what's included are the same as in the shared class with the same name.

Yes, a private class can be booked even for one or two people: the kitchen and the chef are just for you, at the pace you prefer. If you're a larger group, have a look at our pages for families, companies and students too.

Meat and pork can be left out in every class except the carbonara one, where pork is the heart of the dish. For vegans the class is private, on direct request to our staff: vegan pasta, pizza, tiramisù and gelato are possible, an elaborate vegan menu isn't. For people with celiac disease there are the two private gluten-free classes.

Yes, it's a Rome cooking class with wine included: white and red, plus water, soft drinks and an espresso, if you'd like one. If you'd like a bottle from our cellar, you can choose one at an extra cost. In the Spritz and Spaghetti class there's also Aperol Spritz, for ages 18 and up.

Yes, a private cooking class in Rome can also take place outside our school, for example in a home, a villa or a hotel: we're equipped to do it. Write to our staff with where and when you'd like the class, and they'll tell you how to arrange it.

Yes, pets are allowed in our private cooking classes in Rome; after the class the space is sanitized. Guide dogs are welcome in all classes, shared ones included.