FEZ · COOKING CLASSES
The kitchens worth booking.
The 12 fez cooking classes travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, how long you spend at the stove, who teaches, and what a seat at the table costs.
Cook Moroccan food in a family home in Fez. Choose your dishes, learn hands-on, eat lunch, sip mint tea, get recipes later.
Most Popular“This was a mixed bag for me. I love taking cooking classes when I'm abroad because I enjoy learning for to make local dishes and learning more about the culture and cooking methods. This proved impossible since the cook didn't speak anRead more”
Shop a Fez souk and cook Moroccan tagines with fresh produce. Private 4.5-hour class with pickup, vegetarian options, and a full meal.
“A porter came to our hotel and brought us to the market to meet up with Badr. Badr was very informative concerning the ingredients we needed to buy for the cooking class. Fatima was a fantastic chef and Badr translated and also showed us how to prep the food. We madRead more”
Cook your own Moroccan lunch or dinner in Fez. Shop for ingredients in the souk, then make a tagine and salads in a riad.
“Hosts were so friendly and knowledgeable! We had a great time cooking all of the different dishes !!!”
Fez cooking class with a market ingredient hunt, hands-on bread and pastry workshop, and Moroccan tea. Small group, shared meal.
“We took a class with Bliss Munatas at a home in Fes. We asked specifically to make a bread and a pastry. She was very hands on and very instructive. Both dishes came out great and were very tasty. She was very accommodating in getting Read more”
Fez medina market shopping plus a hands-on Moroccan cooking class at Palais Bab Sahra, learning tagines, couscous, and mint tea.
“Love our cooking class and going to the market to buy the vegetables, they were so cheap! Fatima was brilliant and very patient especially when it came to cutting out the middle of the carrot, that's a new skill I'll take away. Food was delightful and sitting up on the terrace with views over Fes…”
Handpick ingredients in a Fez market, cook with a local chef in a private home, then enjoy a full Moroccan meal with tea.
“とても素晴らしい体験でした。”
A small-group Fez cooking class with a souk ingredient hunt, a chef-led Moroccan menu in a riad, and the meal served with Moroccan tea.
“This is a scam—this guy has this class listed a bunch of times, probably because of poor reviews (look at the phone number he uses). This class cost $75 per person which is a LOT for Morocco but would have been worth it if it had actuallRead more”
Small-group Moroccan cooking workshop in Fez Medina. Shop for ingredients, learn bread, crepes, tagines, salads, then sip mint tea.
“Excellent facilities. Very friendly and helpful staff. Worth the price. Loved it. Fatima & son were delightful.”
Shop Fez spices, cook Moroccan favorites with a master chef, and eat your meal in a traditional house with pickup and drop-off.
“Tiny cramped kitchen with three family members cooking, my husband reduced to chopping and no room for me”
Small-group Moroccan cooking class in Fez. Shop the market with your chef, cook tagine and salads, then eat what you make.
“Nefasto.. después de reservar y pagar, intenté sin éxito concretar la hora de recogida.. nadie contestaba al teléfono ni a los wappsapp. Al final , no llegaron ni a recogerme, por lo que estoy a la espera de que me devuelvan mi dinero.. primera vez que reservo por esta plataforma y última..”
Hands-on Moroccan cooking in Fes with Mama Nazha: market visit, tagines, couscous, salads, plus tea and pastries in a home setting.
“We spent a beautiful morning in the company of Nour and his mother Nzaha.”
Fez cooking class shops the market for Moroccan spices, then cooks couscous, tagine, and zaalouk-style salad with chefs.
“The ease of booking was nice however I waited for one and one half hours in the lobby for my pick up and no one came for”
Hands-on classes and market tours, city by city.