Portugal · COOKING CLASSES IN LISBON
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 8 cooking classes in Lisbon worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Make Lisbon Pastel de Nata from scratch in a hands-on 2-hour class with Portuguese drinks, guided by an English chef at Homecooking.
“Great fun. Learnt new cooking skills. Met really nice people.”
Cook a full 4-course Portuguese meal in a small Lisbon class, with wine, beer, snacks, and step-by-step chef help.
“We had a class with Miguel and he was such a great instructor (handsome as well). He was very attentive and explained the instructions really well! From to start to finish, it was first class and highly recommend trying this cooking class when you’re in Lisbon.”
2-hour hands-on class in Lisbon: make Pastel de Nata plus a second Portuguese dessert, eat together, and take recipes home.
“I really enjoyed learning how to make Pastel de Natas. The tricks to get a near perfect tart. They also tasted great.”
Lisbon small-group Portuguese cooking class: hands-on four-course meal, Portuguese wines with tasting, and dinner with coffee or tea. English.
“Although the chef was great and it was a fun atmosphere, we felt the menu needed improvement as many of our dishes were mediocre at best. The class was large at 18 and it took over 2 hours to prepare our meals. I think a smaller group, with fewer dishes would be better.”
Hand-make pastéis de nata in Lisbon with Miguel at Lisboa Food Studio. Small group, coffee, one drink, and tarts to take home.
“This activity was amazing. 100% recommend! Beautiful pastel de natas, really well explained instructions by the guide. Got to have 10 natas per 2 people. Cook in pairs. Have already recommended to friends x”
Hands-on Portuguese cooking in Lisbon. Make 3 dishes in 3 hours at Compadre Cooking School, with wine and recipes to take home.
“We enjoyed the introduction to understanding the food and its history of how it relates to the people of Portugal. The chefs were friendly, knowledgeable, patient and love the hands on interaction. We loved the Portuguese menu selection. Met some nice people from all over the world. It’ was enjoyable sharing a meal with these new friends. Recipes shared will be attempted back home!”
Hands-on Portuguese cooking in Lisbon with cheese, chorizo and wine tastings, then you cook and eat a starter, main and dessert.
“It was such a fun evening. The Chefs were outstanding and our food was delicious. It was a hands on experience so we were engaged in the entire process. It was a perfect evening to meeting new people and enjoy delicious Portuguese dishes.”
Lisbon Compadre street food class: cook Bifana, Caldo verde, Peixinhos da horta, then wine and ginja, $55.
“The experience was amazing. The girls were awesome and entertaining. The food choices were great and gave us a true look and experience into Portuguese culture. I would 100% recommend to any one looking for a true portuguese emersion”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
