ROME · PASTA CLASSES
The classes worth the apron.
The 15 rome pasta classes worth your apron. Hands-in-the-dough classes and cucina tours travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and the cooks who lead them.
Make fresh fettuccine and tiramisù near Piazza Navona in 2 hours, with wine pairing and limoncello or coffee.
Most Popular“My parents and I had Maria as our chef and she was absolutely lovely! We made tiramisu and pasta from scratch, and had our own pasta for dinner afterwards - it was INCREDIBLE! Can't recommend this class enough!”
3-hour small-group Rome class: make handmade pasta and mix three spritz cocktails (Aperol, Hugo, Limoncello) near the Colosseum.
“The staff were very nice. Our class involved us mixing egg into a bowl of pre measured flour, adding a pinch of salt and then rolling and cutting it. The two pasta sauces was made by them without us being involved at all. They assured us we would be emailed the recipes but have received…”
Enjoy spritz and handmade pasta in Piazza Navona. Learn fresh dough, make fettuccine and maltagliati, then eat with wine.
“Instructor was entertaining and helpful. Making pasta was fun and you quickly learn to appreciate all the elbow grease it take to make.”
Mix Aperol, Hugo and Limoncello spritzes and make fresh pasta for carbonara or cacio e pepe in Rome. 3 hours.
“Wonderful experience; excellent cocktails, super fun company, delicious food. Very leaded with this experience!”
Pasta making meets Frascati wine tasting outside Rome. Learn Roman dishes, eat your pasta, and tour cellar caves in 2.5 hours.
“We booked this experience last minute on a day when we had nothing planned in Rome, and I’m so glad we did! It ended up being one of the most fun things we did on our trip. It’s a family-run business, and you can genuinely see the pride they take in what they do. We…”
A small-group Rome pasta and tiramisu class near the Vatican with free-flowing wine, hands-on ravioli and fettuccine, plus recipes to take home.
“Very fun! Loved learning how to make pasta and tiramisu. The wine was an extra bonus. The good was delicious.”
Small-group pasta class in Trastevere: make fettuccine and ravioli, sip prosecco and wine, then finish with homemade gelato.
“Had a lot of fun learning to make pasta! Only thing I would recommend is to have a bread recipe in the list of recipes they send home with you.”
Make fettuccine in Piazza Navona with a chef. Small group, drinks and bruschetta included, plus classic sauces to finish your meal.
“Cooking with Georgia was fun and informative. She has 4 years of cooking school and was full of information and Answered everyone’s questions about pasta. The 2 hour class was just the right amount of time. We relaxed at our table next to the fountains. I would recommend for young preteens and older. Definitely a…”
Hands-on pasta and tiramisu cooking class in Rome with Roman sauces, local drinks, small groups, and a take-home recipe ebook.
“Did this class with my mom and loved it! Marzia was a fantastic teacher and kept the class fun and informative, gave us tons of tips and tricks throughout the recipe. She was very considerate keeping vegetarian and meat options separate too. The food came out AMAZING and there was plenty to drink! ;) 10/10…”
Rome pasta and gelato class near the Vatican with wine and oil tasting. Make bruschetta, handmade pasta, and gelato in a small group.
“This was a great experience! My husband and I were celebrating our anniversary & this was a very intimate way to do it! Our chef, Massimo, was absolutely great! He made this experience worth it! It was the first time for my husband to take a cooking class and he was not disappointed. If you're…”
Learn fresh pasta in Trastevere with a pro chef. Prosecco, Roman sauces, wine, and homemade gelato included in a 3-hour class.
“Everything was perfect, thank you for your Masterclass 👍”
Trastevere small-group pasta class with a Roman food tour: porchetta tastings, handmade fettuccine and ravioli, wine, and gelato.
“We had a wonderful time. My husband and I have been on a lot of food tours and this one was definitely the best. Arianna was a fantastic guide, knowledgeable, warm and just charming. The highlight was the pasta making session. My husband, who doesn’t even boil water, can’t wait to get home and make…”
A hands-on Rome pasta workshop where you make ravioli, fettuccine, and tiramisu, then eat everything with wine or coffee in central Italy.
“Unfortunately it was not really a cooking class, but more of a demonstration. Focus was spent on young children. Adults were left to their own. Little to no feedback on techique. And yes they charged additional for most things. People at the happy hour buffet had better options for less money. My expectations were not…”
Cook classic fettuccine and tiramisu near Piazza Navona, then eat with views. Small group, chef-led, drinks and coffee included.
“The entire family loved it and was our 9yo favorite thing of the whole trip. One of the top things our kids did when in Rome.”
Make Roman fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisù in central Rome with an English-speaking chef, prosecco, wine, and a satisfying 3-hour meal.
“The food was incredible, and the chef was amazing. We made Ravioli Alfredo and the Tiramisu, and they were both delicious. We definitely made the right choice!”
Hands-in-the-flour classes and cucina tours, city by city across Italy.
