Cook pasta and Roman sauces with an Italian chef

Craft homemade pasta, master hearty Roman sauces and enjoy Italian wine alongside chefs and sommeliers!

Listing highlights

What you’ll do

Most Roman chefs have developed their passion for cooking by watching their grandmothers and mothers in the kitchen, and by helping them. Our team is no exception! Join us at our cooking school, where in just three hours, you’ll learn to make egg pasta dough and shape it into ravioli, fettuccine, and spaghetti according to traditional recipes. We’ll prepare three of the most traditional Roman sauces: arrabbiata, carbonara, and cacio e pepe, and you’ll savor your creations with a glass of wine.

4.99 out of 5 stars, from 1,991 ratings

Some reviews have been automatically translated.

Where we’ll meet

Rome Cooking Club or Nonna's House
00151, Rome, Lazio, Italy

About me

I graduated in Food and Wine Sciences from the University of RomaTre, before attending the Italian Chef Academy and earned my HACCP certificate for food safety. I learned cooking from my mother and grandmothers, drawing on loving family traditions and authentic Italian techniques. My experience in Roman restaurants has deepened my passion for cuisine. Today, I host engaging cooking classes with my team, chefs who studied at Italy's prestigious ALMA Culinary School.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.

Things to know

Guest requirements

Guests ages 6 and up can attend.

Activity level

The activity level for this experience is light and the skill level is beginner.

What’s included

The host will provide a full meal, specialty drinks, and unique keepsakes.

Accessibility

Step-free bathroom available, Entrances wider than 32 inches, Mainly flat or leveled ground

Cancellation policy

Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund.

Cooking classes with knowledgeable hosts

Cooking classes are led by chefs, bakers, and other hosts who showcase what makes the city unique.
See an issue?
 
Free cancellation

What you’ll do

Most Roman chefs have developed their passion for cooking by watching their grandmothers and mothers in the kitchen, and by helping them. Our team is no exception! Join us at our cooking school, where in just three hours, you’ll learn to make egg pasta dough and shape it into ravioli, fettuccine, and spaghetti according to traditional recipes. We’ll prepare three of the most traditional Roman sauces: arrabbiata, carbonara, and cacio e pepe, and you’ll savor your creations with a glass of wine.

4.99 out of 5 stars, from 1,991 ratings

Some reviews have been automatically translated.

Where we’ll meet

Rome Cooking Club or Nonna's House
00151, Rome, Lazio, Italy

About me

I graduated in Food and Wine Sciences from the University of RomaTre, before attending the Italian Chef Academy and earned my HACCP certificate for food safety. I learned cooking from my mother and grandmothers, drawing on loving family traditions and authentic Italian techniques. My experience in Roman restaurants has deepened my passion for cuisine. Today, I host engaging cooking classes with my team, chefs who studied at Italy's prestigious ALMA Culinary School.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.

Cook pasta and Roman sauces with an Italian chef

Craft homemade pasta, master hearty Roman sauces and enjoy Italian wine alongside chefs and sommeliers!

Listing highlights

Things to know

Guest requirements

Guests ages 6 and up can attend.

Activity level

The activity level for this experience is light and the skill level is beginner.

What’s included

The host will provide a full meal, specialty drinks, and unique keepsakes.

Accessibility

Step-free bathroom available, Entrances wider than 32 inches, Mainly flat or leveled ground

Cancellation policy

Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund.

Cooking classes with knowledgeable hosts

Cooking classes are led by chefs, bakers, and other hosts who showcase what makes the city unique.
See an issue?