In the kitchen · DRINKING TOURS
The 3 best drinking tours you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and what you walk out having made. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Near the Vatican, you’ll make fettuccine from egg and flour, prepare two gelato flavors, then eat the results with wine or a soft drink. English-speaking chefs such as Sonia and Mateo guide beginners, with vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
“We had an amazing time- Mateo could not have been more informative and we learned a lot more than I anticipated!”
At Carlotta Cooking School in Garbatella, you make your own pizza from dough to oven, then prepare cream or fruit gelato with custom toppings. Unlimited draft beer runs throughout the 2.5-hour class, with water, soft drinks, ingredients, equipment, and the meal included.
“We did this on Christmas Day and it truly was one of the best experiences we have ever had as a family. We wish we had more time in Rome to do it again as it was so much fun but also the best pizza and strawberry gelato!! We would do this exact experience again. It felt like we were family, together in a beautiful kitchen in Rome. If you are wondering what Pizza making experience to do (or pasta making as she does this as well, we had such an amazing experience and tried to fit that in as well but didn’t have the time), this was AMAZING!!! It…”
Spend two hours with a local chef learning to mix, knead, roll, and cut fresh fettuccine, then cook a spicy marinara with Calabrian chile. The class takes place at a brewery that varies by date, with drinks available for purchase. It is for ages 21 and up.
“Thank you for your fantastic review and for rating the "San Diego: 2-Hour Pasta Cooking Class at a Local Brewery" 10/10! We are delighted to hear you enjoyed the experience. We sincerely hope to welcome you back to one of our future classes. If you captured any photos or videos during your class, we would love for you to share them on Instagram and TikTok and tag us using our handle @classpopeven”
Pick a city, a shape of pasta, or a bench with the wine left open.
