Learn to make traditional Roman pasta from scratch—like fettuccine or gnocchi—with a local chef guiding you every step. Perfect for beginners.
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Combine two Italian favourites in one class. Make your own fresh pasta and finish with a hands-on tiramisu session, ideal for food lovers.
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Enjoy your homemade pasta with expertly selected Italian wines. This is a great option if you're looking for a complete pasta-making class in Rome.
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A fun and personal experience for two. Perfect for date nights or honeymoons, this class is designed to be interactive and romantic.
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Designed for all ages, this hands-on cooking class in Rome for families includes kid-safe steps and simple, tasty recipes everyone can enjoy.
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Unwind with an evening pasta-making class followed by a shared meal. A great way to meet fellow travellers and enjoy a relaxed Roman dinner.
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Local Hotspots: Dine in Testaccio or Trastevere for real Roman flavours—far from the touristy main streets. Great spots for pasta, porchetta, and wine.
Top Pizza Places: Try Pizza Florida, Casa Manco, and Alice Pizza Trastevere for authentic Roman-style slices made with fresh, local ingredients.
Best Sweets in Rome: For gelato, don’t miss Fatamorgana, Günther, and Giolitti. Craving tiramisu? Head to Two Sizes near Piazza Navona or Pompi, known as Rome’s tiramisu institution.
Cooking Classes: Join a pasta-making class in Rome to learn classic Italian recipes from scratch with expert local chefs.
Food Tours: Book a Rome food tour focused on Trastevere, Testaccio, or street food for authentic tastings.
Wine Tastings: Explore local wine culture with a relaxed food and wine tour in Rome, often paired with cheese and cold cuts.
Walk or Wander: Rome’s historic centre is walkable. It’s the best way to find hidden cafes, bakeries, and street food.
Public Transport: Buses and trams take you easily between pasta restaurants in Rome, local markets, and museums.
Golf Cart Food Tours: A golf cart food tour in Rome is great for those who prefer less walking but still want local tastings.
Book Ahead: Secure your spot for top-rated cooking classes and gelato tastings—spaces go fast, especially on weekends.
Dress: For cooking classes in Rome, wear closed-toe shoes and comfy clothes—expect to get hands-on.
Local Etiquette: Italians eat later. Dinner starts around 8 pm. Tipping is optional, but appreciated for good service.