Lisbon: Traditional Portuguese Cooking Class
1.Lisbon: Traditional Portuguese Cooking Class
Hands-on 4-course Portuguese cooking class in Lisbon with wine, beer, snacks, and small-group chefs. Learn techniques and eat well for $100.
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The 15 lisbon 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.
Hands-on 4-course Portuguese cooking class in Lisbon with wine, beer, snacks, and small-group chefs. Learn techniques and eat well for $100.
Most PopularMake Lisbon’s iconic Pastel de Nata in a hands-on class with English instructors, a second Portuguese recipe, and take-home recipes.
Lisbon small-group cooking class with a 3-course dinner, hands-on starter, fish, meat and dessert, plus Portuguese wine in English.
“Philipa was a delight and very knowledgeable. The cooking experience was authenticly frenetic and a lot of fun! We learned some history, some culture and of course, gastronomy. We really enjoyed the company of our classmates who were mostly from the US and Canada. Highly recommended!”
A small-group, 3-hour Lisbon cooking class with included wine and a hands-on 4-course Portuguese meal, plus pastel de nata.
“The cooking class was a small group and provided opportunities to participate in all activities. The recipes were delicious and were easy to follow. The host was able to give us great advice on how to cook the local fare. Would definitely recommend!”
Hands-on Portuguese cooking in Lisbon: 3-course meal, wine, and English chefs, for small groups up to 12. Recipes emailed after.
“I felt like the energy was very low and hostile. There were a lot of dishes shown but we did not make. The food we did make was very good but wasn’t too fun of a class.”
A hands-on Lisbon cooking class at Compadre Cooking School: make a full Portuguese meal, learn bacalhau tips, and take recipes home.
“Loved the whole experience. Anna was a great chef teacher. Food was incredible! Will definitely do again!”
Hands-on Pastel de Nata class in Lisbon at Compadre Cooking School with small-group attention, coffee, snacks, and take-home recipes.
“It was a great experience and if you go during the off season like we did, there’s a good chance your class will be super small! We had a very intimate experience that made it informative, fun, and easy to follow :)”
Lisbon market-to-kitchen food tour: shop for fresh fish and vegetables, cook Portuguese classics, then eat your meal with wine.
“Renata was amazing! She had such a great vibe and made the whole class fun and informative. We were lucky enough to share the class with another couple that we really got along with. Instructions were easy to follow and we cooked and ate some great food. Highly recommend Renata!”
Tour Almada markets with Paula, then cook Portuguese-Goan favorites at her home kitchen, choosing your menu in a private 4.5-hour experience.
“This was great - you need to do this!! Paula met us at the ferry and then we went to the market and stores to pick up our food and then went back to her apartment to cook. She was so good with the kids and made sure we were all included. The food turned…”
Cook three Portuguese dishes in a small Lisbon class, with wine and recipes to take home, plus the food stories that make it click.
“It was a great experience. I would definitely book it again.”
Cook Portuguese and Goan flavors with Paula in Almada. Ferry over, wine and apps, hands-on cooking, dessert, and recipes included.
“My daughter was looking for a cooking class that was all about Natas! For the same price, we got to spend few hours with Paula! It was a heartwarming experience! We went to the market, we cooked a full meal and NATAS at her house which made this experience absolutely unforgettable! We had fresh homemade…”
Hands-on Portuguese cooking class in Lisbon: taste cheeses, chorizo and wine, cook starter, main and dessert, and learn the stories.
“We had so much fun during our cooking class! Not only did our instructors create a safe and fun environment, but we got to taste traditional Portuguese drinks, food, and so much more. My fiancee, James, and I left the class swearing this was our favorite meal we had the whole trip and that was…”
A hands-on Lisbon street-food cooking class where you’ll make Bifana, Caldo verde, and peixinhos da horta, then enjoy wine and ginja.
“We had a great time cooking these essential Portuguese comfort foods! In this class you don't just learn the typical Pastel de Nata and Codfish but some lesser-known authentic Portuguese recipes. The school itself is very modern and clean, our teachers were very kind, fun and helpful and we had a really delicious meal at…”
Lisbon Portuguese cooking class in Zé’s home: hands-on starters, cod dinner, wine by region, and an easy evening in English.
“Phenomenal food, wine, conversation and hospitality with host Ze! We felt at home and enjoyed our evening with Ze immensely.”
Learn Portuguese petiscos in Lisbon. Hands-on cooking of up to five dishes like Caldo Verde, plus wine/beer and recipes in 3 hours.
“This was a great class. We arrived to a beautiful, spotless kitchen. Over the course of the next 3 hours not only did we learn how to cook several wonderful dishes, but we also learned so much about the culture of Portugal. I highly recommend this class!”
Hands-on classes and market tours, city by city.