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1InRome Cooking Classes

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InRome Cooking Classes offers a hands-on experience where you can learn to make traditional Italian dishes such as homemade pasta, pizza, tiramisu, and gelato. The classes cover a variety of recipes including antipastos, carbonara, and different sauces like Cacio e Pepe, Amatriciana and Gricia. One unique experience even allows you to cook inside the Pope's organic garden. Participants have praised the friendly chefs who create a welcoming atmosphere that feels like family.
Hands down, the best experience in Rome! We thoroughly enjoyed our pizza making class with Chef Guilio. He is very knowledgeable and delightful. He shared his passion for cooking and gave us local insight to Rome. The dining room is beautiful. They truly make you feel welcome and go over and beyond. I was wonderfully surprised with the experience at such a low cost! I highly recommend.
Katherine V — Google review
Christiana was fantastic! She was warm, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience fun and authentic. We learned how to make real Italian pizza from scratch and the creamiest gelato, both delicious! The class was perfectly paced, hands-on, and filled with laughter. Highly recommend this to anyone visiting Rome, a highlight of our trip!
Becky L — Google review
Luca was the best!!!! Delicious food and guidance and selections, with friendly, professional and knowledgeable expertise! Luca guided us through Roman pizza, suppli, charcuterie, a pasta dinner and finally gelato to complete the tour. He was a pleasure to spend an evening with - and we now consider him a friend. Delicious food and beer and wine and company made for an excellent evening in Rome. Grazie Mille, Luca!!! We hope to see you again. We could not have asked for a better evening or a better companion/guide.
CS M — Google review
We had a great time on our tour, thanks to our wonderful, knowledge and friendly guide, Tiziana. She gave us a real “taste” and feel of what Rome has to offer during our first night and first time in this amazing city. The porchetta appetizer at La Norcineria in Trastevere was a true highlight, capped off by the delicious meal we had at the end. All in all it was an awesome way to kick off our Italian adventure, leaving us hungry for more!
Anabel P — Google review
A delightful Roman food stroll with our food guide, Mauricio. 7 stops, marvelous conversation and very educational. Mauricio carefully planned a full evening with attention to details so that all we had to do was enjoy tasting traditional Roman food and wine . The evening was at a great casual pace. Would definitely recommend this tour event.
Rebecca S — Google review
We took this tour the day we landed in Rome. We have taken precious food tours and wanted to do the same in Rome. Tiziana was our tour guide for the evening stroll. She was excellent combining local history, recommendations for local cuisine, and customs locals partake in. We started out with apertivos and drinks. Next we headed to taste some local pizza. Afterwards, we headed to dinner at a local restaurant and tried two different pasta dishes with wine. Excellent flavor and freshness of the ingredients. We then walked to a local spot to try some cheeses and wine with more history. We had a short walk to taste deep fried breaded Italian noodles and then suppli. Both were excellent but we were already very full. Lastly, we ended the tour with go course, gelato. The gelato was excellent cause of the the freshness of the ingredients. Thank you to Tiziana for her fun attitude and wealth of information making our tour one to remember.
Norman L — Google review
Giulio was amazing! Excellent experience from start to finish. The market was filled with sights and sounds. Beautiful food, flowers, and treats. The kitchen at the InRome classroom was clean and fun atmosphere. So much food to taste and recipes and memories to take home. 10/10 experience.
Ashlee P — Google review
Marco was a great chef for our family! Our group included ranged from 4 years old to 69 years old, and he was engaging and patient for us all. The food was delicious, and there was plenty of time to cook and to relax and enjoy the snacks/drinks they provided!
Joseph M — Google review
Corso del Rinascimento, 65, 00186 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.inromecooking.com/?utm_source=gmb•+39 388 364 6013•Tips and more reviews for InRome Cooking Classes

2Hotel Colosseum

4.4
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Extended stay hotel
Hotel Colosseum offers functional rooms in a relaxed setting with a trendy rooftop lounge and complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a combined tour and cooking class that includes visits to the Vatican, the Colosseum, and culinary experiences. The hotel's prime location received high praise from guests, who also commended the friendly and helpful staff. Additionally, the hotel provided exceptional care for a guest who suffered an injury during their stay.
Stayed here for a week when going to Rome. Absolutely phenomenal service, special shout out to Tomasso who was extremely helpful and went above and beyond. Room size was more than enough for the group I was with, and the room has a safe within it too. Beds were comfortable and room window blinds were very good at keeping out the light. Breakfast was a good selection, various meats, pastries, fruit, cereals, plenty to go round and something for everyone. Rooftop bar has a fantastic view, where you can see over the city, and in the evening this was our favourite place to end up after going out for dinner. I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to visit Rome. Perfect location to visit the main sites, and loads of good restaurants nearby too!
Mikey O — Google review
The rooms were simple but comfortable, with the air conditioning being a real bonus in the heat. Housekeeping was excellent, with the room always spotless and stocked with essentials. A small fridge would have been a welcome addition. Our experience with the hotel staff was mixed. One member of staff was extremely helpful and welcoming, while another came across as less approachable – perhaps just an off day. The rooftop bar itself was lovely, but again the service let it down. Staff seemed more focused on personal calls and their laptop than on serving guests. A word of caution: avoid booking taxis through the hotel. We were quoted €60 for the airport, but ended up being charged €66 on arrival. The Free Now app is a far better option. The hotel’s location is excellent, making it easy to reach all the main sights and attractions.
Matthew T — Google review
Excellent hotel for the cost. Great location, everything eminently walkable with Termini main station 10 minute walk and Cavour metro 5 minute walk. Simple rooms, but everything you need and VERY clean. Restocked every day, safe for valuables and air conditioning. Good choice of breakfast options, fresh fruit, yogurts etc. Roof top bar with panoramic views was a bonus. Staff were all very friendly and most accommodating. Excellent stay.
Theresa C — Google review
Had a fantastic stay at Hotel Colosseum! The rooms are spacious and deliver on what you’d expect for the price. Service was superb from start to finish. They even surprised me with a bottle of red wine for my birthday, such a thoughtful touch! The rooftop bar overlooking the city and the Colosseum is absolutely stunning. Highly recommend!
Bianca V — Google review
stayed for two nights. the room was nice and clean. the front desk staff were very helpful and accommodating. they were able to arrange private driving service from the hotel and to civitavecchia port they let me know ahead of time how much the transportation would cost. breakfast was good. they can make special coffee drinks like espresso and cappuccino just ask :) the hotel is a 10 min walk to the colesium. its also about a 15 min walk to the trevi fountain. its tucked away on a side street which is nice in the evening not having to hear busy traffic.
Erika M — Google review
Great location! Walking distance to major attractions. Fabulous staff with impeccable service. We were very well looked after by the lovely staff here for our four days in Rome. They provided us with detailed information on best places to eat, how to get to the sights we wanted to see, and what to avoid. Buffet breakfast everyday was very good. Rooftop terrace is a real highlight of this hotel. A great place to look out over the city and watch the sunset.
Sharron F — Google review
Great spot to stay! Service was stellar, loved the rooftop bar and the great breakfast. Front desk staff was always friendly and helpful. Definately will be back for my next trip to Rome!
Travis H — Google review
We had a fantastic stay at Hotel Colosseum! The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. The room we were given was spacious and perfect — it even had two bathrooms, which was a great surprise. The concierge was amazing; he helped us book tickets for major attractions and took the time to explain everything clearly on the map, which really made our trip much easier. The location is excellent, very close to all the main sights in Rome. Breakfast was also very good. Overall, it was an excellent experience and I would definitely stay here again!
Reyhaneh S — Google review
Via Sforza, 10, 00184 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.hotelcolosseum.com/•+39 06 482 7228•Tips and more reviews for Hotel Colosseum
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3Fabiolous Cooking Day

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Fabiolous Cooking Day offers a hands-on cooking experience in Rome with Chef Fabio Bongianni. Participants can learn various culinary skills and also visit the nearby medieval village of Mazzano Romano for a memorable experience. The class includes activities such as picking out produce and meats from the local market, learning to make different types of pastas, and enjoying the beautiful location outside of Rome. The chef is knowledgeable and ensures a fun experience with plenty of laughter.
Fantastic Food Tour in Rome with Ivan We had a wonderful experience on our food tour in Rome, thanks to our incredible guide, Ivan. He was knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate—not only about the food but also about the rich history of the neighborhood. Ivan shared fascinating local stories that brought the area to life, making each stop on the tour feel special. The food was delicious and varied, offering a real taste of authentic Roman cuisine. The pesto lasagna at the end was the highlight! Highly recommend this tour for anyone looking to explore Rome beyond the usual tourist spots!
Jennifer B — Google review
We did a cooking class with Monica the elder 😍 and it was amazing. We met near an outdoor market where we picked up fresh vegetables to use in our cooking. As we were walking she gave us a history of the area. The food we prepared came out awesome and it was all due to Monica’s instruction and her personality. We met many others who worked there and they were all so friendly, including Fabio the owner. Highly recommend a cooking class, there are many different options to choose from!
Deb D — Google review
If you’re a foodie, or just love Italian food, this tour is a MUST DO while in Rome! Chef Ron and Yuri were excellent hosts, and we learned so much about Roman cooking and ingredients (along with some history of the city) as part of this tour. The food and wine were all excellent, some of the best we’ve had in Italy. Thanks to the excellent guidance from Chef Ron, I feel like I can actually make these authentic dishes back home. We loved everything about this experience. Highly recommend you book your own tour! Many thanks to Chef Ron and Yuri.
Lori F — Google review
We spent our morning and early afternoon with Laura and it was one of the best things we did in Rome! She was so passionate about Roma, the culture, the food. It was so wonderful to learn about this beautiful city - especially with such beautiful soul as Laura - she was like an instant friend! We could ask her whatever we wanted and she was so knowledgeable on all subjects! The food was unbelievable - not touristy at all - very authentic and local. We would recommend this tour to anyone looking to learn about Rome, while also experiencing the heart and soul of any culture - through its food. And definitely ask for Laura! ❤️❤️❤️
Lily D — Google review
We took a walking food tour in trastevere with Laura as our guide. The tour was fabulous, and Laura was fabulous! I highly recommend. Laura was very easy to be around and talk to, she provided just the right amount of information and history about all the places we visited, the areas we walked through, and about the foods we tasted.
Donna C — Google review
If I could give Chef Roy 10 stars, I would! My husband and I enjoyed a private cooking experience with Chef on our recent trip to Rome. We both had such a good time and learned a lot. The location was in a very upscale setting and we were at ease from the moment we arrived. I highly recommend this opportunity to learn even if you are already comfortable in the kitchen. We celebrated our 30th anniversary in Italy and this evening spent with Roy was a true delight! And our food—delicioso!!!
Dianne M — Google review
This pasta class with Roy and Nicoletta was absolutely amazing! From start to finish, they made the experience so fun, hands-on, and authentic. We learned how to make pasta completely from scratch, enjoyed delicious wine, and laughed the whole time. You can truly feel their passion for Italian cooking and hospitality, it felt like spending the afternoon with friends rather than a class. I can’t recommend it enough. This was THE highlight of our trip to Rome! Thank you both 🤪
Olivia S — Google review
A Truly Fabiolous Experience! Attending Fabiolous Cooking Day with Chef Fabio Bongianni was one of the absolute highlights of our time in Rome. From start to finish, the experience was engaging, educational, and delicious. Chef Fabio’s passion for Italian cuisine shines through in every step—his instructions were clear and entertaining, and he made sure everyone felt included and capable, regardless of their skill level. The class was perfectly paced, offering hands-on experience with fresh ingredients and classic Italian techniques. And the best part? Sitting down together at the end to enjoy the incredible meal we had prepared. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the food was some of the best we had in Italy. If you’re looking for a fun and authentic culinary adventure in Rome, this is a must-do!
Ty A — Google review
Piazza S. Bartolomeo All'Isola, 19, 00186 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.fabiolouscookingday.com/•+39 06 4547 8766•Tips and more reviews for Fabiolous Cooking Day

4Italian Cooking Classes in Rome

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Experience the art of Italian cooking in Rome with a 4-hour pizza and pasta cooking class. Learn from a Roman expert who will guide you through making over ten different pasta dishes and Neapolitan pizza, which is said to be even better than Roman pizza. This hands-on class is perfect for those eager to learn about Italian cuisine and what sides complement pasta. The instructors are known for their personal service, ensuring that everyone has an enjoyable experience.
This was awesome and we did two nights in a row. Pasta and tiramisu first night, pizza and gelato the second night. We did it as family. Super fun and great life skill. We actually made the pasta and tiramisu as soon as we got home!
James S — Google review
We took the pizza, gelato class which was one of the most enjoyable classes we have taken. It made our experience in Rome complete. Marco was the chef instructor who made the class special and we sure so well. I’d recommend trips to anyone looking for a cooking experience that you will not forget.
Lester A — Google review
We had the most fun at this cooking class. There were 12 of us! We had one celiac member of our family so we had to be very careful which class and company we chose. We did a pizza and gelato cooking class. There was a little miscommunication unfortunately. They changed locations. We didn't realize that until we had walked to the old location. I didn't see their email to me a few days before and they didn't see my email or text confirming the class the day before. That threw us off track. Once we were finally able to reach someone via phone, they confirmed the new location and were very kind and helpful extending our class time to a later time and not cancelling it. We were so grateful! It took us a bit to enjoy because we were so hot and stressed, but they were quick to offer us drinks and ensured that we had the best time! One chef took our celiac family member and her Dad and gave them a personalized step by step gluten free class. The other gentleman was pretty amazing and took on the rest of my crazy family. We had a great time together and we are so grateful to have found them! We highly recommend them!
Pam C — Google review
Francesca was a wonderful host and teacher! We learned how to make two pasta dishes and tiramisu. With Francesca’s help, we ended the class having some of the best food during our time in Rome. We will be recreating these recipes at home and would recommend anyone try this class! Francesca also gave us recommendations on places to eat for our last day in Rome. She was great!
Angie F — Google review
Had a great experience here, making pizza and gelato from scratch. The staff were amazing and we really enjoyed the personal service we received. My daughter has special needs and one of the instructors spent a lot of time to help her without invading her personal space. Needless to say my daughter was so happy after the experience. She loved it. The pizza and gelato were absolutely delicious, and there was a good selection of drinks to have with our meal. I enjoyed some lovely red wine. Overall the best cooking class we have attended as a family.
Rajnesh M — Google review
The BEST cooking class ever!! We made the MOST DELICIOUS homemade pasta & tirumisu, our favorite meal of our entire trip to Italy. Kevin and his mother were the SWEETEST and kindest hosts. They walked us through everything step by step with such patience and knowledge. The place was clean, well prepared and provided the freshest ingredients as well. We cannot recommend this enough, an absolute must do for anyone traveling to Rome! They even emailed us the recipes for us to make back home💙 Thank you guys for the best memories, can’t wait do this again the next time we visit. Grazie Mille!!!
Chris R — Google review
What an amazing experience! We had a brilliant time learning how to make fresh pasta (ravioli and fettucine) and a tiramisu from scratch. Kevin and Alesandro were brilliant and gave a brilliant and entertaining lesson, and we couldn't wait to go back home to the UK and try out the recipes.
Colin J — Google review
If you are looking for a hands on pasta making experience, this is the place! My family and I LOVED this class. The instructors were so warm, informative, and personable. The pasta was delicious and we left stuffed and full of wine. I highly recommend the pasta express class - it was a blast! This was the highlight of our 10 day trip to Italy!!
Jena A — Google review
Via in Arcione, 98, 00187 Roma RM, Italy•http://www.italiancookingclassesinrome.com/•+39 06 9293 9752•Tips and more reviews for Italian Cooking Classes in Rome

5Gelateria del Teatro

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Gelateria del Teatro is a compact shop offering innovative gelato flavors infused with fruit and herbs, as well as housemade chocolates. Situated near the picturesque Piazza Navona, this artisanal ice cream parlor is nestled at the base of a medieval staircase, once part of an ancient theater from which it derives its name. The location has won acclaim for being one of the most photogenic settings for an ice cream shop.
One of the best ice creams I’ve ever had!! The fruits flavours are nearly sorbet and you can really taste the whole fruit. Absolutely amazing and two flavours only cost 3,50€.
Tamina L — Google review
First gelato shop I found without strawberry flavor! Not the best in the city, but overall okay. We tried the lemon, which was too icy for me. Dark chocolate was the best of the bunch. Raspberry lacked flavor, while hazelnut and Madagascar vanilla were just okay. In general, it's fine — but I’d prefer other gelato spots in Rome.
Nida Ö — Google review
Simply the best gelato I’ve had in Italy. Gelateria del Teatro offers top-quality, handmade gelato that feels both artisanal and pure — every flavor tasted incredibly fresh and carefully balanced. We tried Pistachio, Truffle Chocolate, and a fruit flavor, and each one was outstanding in its own way. The pistachio was creamy and nutty, the truffle chocolate was deep and luxurious, and the fruit flavor added a refreshing contrast that rounded out the experience perfectly. It’s the kind of gelateria that makes you want to try every single flavor in the case. A must-visit in Rome for anyone who wants to experience gelato at its finest — authentic, elegant, and unforgettable.
Dave — Google review
Not the best gelato we had on the pretty but decent good gelato. It’s hard to find ‘bad’ gelato in Italy. Nothing to go back to. The service was great though, gave us a recommendation for amazing pasta.
VB — Google review
Gelateria del Teatro is an absolute gem — one of those places where you can truly taste the difference between ordinary ice cream and authentic Italian gelato. The atmosphere feels warm and artisanal, tucked away in a charming little corner that instantly pulls you into the heart of Rome. Watching the gelato being freshly prepared behind the glass adds a lovely touch of authenticity and craftsmanship. The selection of flavors is impressive, from classic favorites like pistachio, dark chocolate, and stracciatella to more creative options infused with herbs, fruits, and nuts. Each scoop is incredibly creamy, rich in flavor, and perfectly balanced — never overly sweet. The chocolate fondente was intense and silky, while the lemon and sage had such a refreshing, natural taste. You can tell every ingredient is chosen with care and quality in mind. What really makes this gelateria special is the vibe — relaxed, local, and genuinely Italian. It’s the perfect spot to slow down, enjoy a cone by the street, and watch the world go by. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, Gelateria del Teatro is a must-visit for anyone who loves real gelato
Anna A — Google review
★★★★★ Gelateria del Teatro – Rome One of the best gelaterias we’ve tried in Rome. The flavors are authentic, creamy, and perfectly balanced. My wife had Coconut and Dulce de Leche, while I went for Pistachio and Milk Chocolate. They were so good that I ended up getting another one with Coconut and Dulce de Leche just to enjoy that taste again. The Coconut flavor is truly exceptional — fresh, smooth, and natural, something you don’t often find elsewhere. If you want to try a flavor that’s not so common but absolutely delicious, that’s the one to go for. The Pistachio has just the right balance between richness and sweetness. A charming spot with artisanal quality and friendly service. Definitely a must-visit in Rome for real gelato lovers.
Johany P — Google review
Excellent artisanal Gelato !!! Delicious, unique and delicate aromas. Loved my exprience, went back twice !
Julianne P — Google review
I don't think there is bad gelatrias in Rome, but here, this is by far one of the best. Very patient and friendly people. Very unique tastes based on seasons (Açai and Maracuja, never seen those flavors in others gelatrias), and the ice on the cake, a view on the lab where the magic happens, and where you can actually see the freshness of the products. Very low prices considering the quality and the location. Worth every euro, highly recommended!
Walter D — Google review
V. dei Coronari, 65/66, 00186 Roma RM, Italy•http://www.gelateriadelteatro.it/•Tips and more reviews for Gelateria del Teatro
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6Eating Europe Food Tours Rome

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Discover the culinary delights of Rome with Eating Europe Food Tours Rome. This food and wine tour offers a great way to sample various dishes and wines while avoiding the challenge of choosing the perfect restaurant. From pasta to street food, you'll experience the diverse flavors that make Roman cuisine so special. The tour provides just enough food and drinks at each stop, along with historical context to enhance your appreciation. Knowledgeable guides like Leo and Chiara add an extra layer of insight, making for a truly memorable experience.
This experience is a must for food lovers traveling to Rome and looking for unique and hard to find local spots. The places they take you to would be almost impossible to find or get into without some serious local connections. Giuseppe was our guide and he was super knowledgeable, had a great sense of humor and made the experience super fun. My wife and I live in NYC and actively seek quality food. We had the best burrata we’ve ever eaten at da Enzo on this tour. We ate there before the restaurant was open to the public and when we left, the line was around the block, and for good reason! You also get a tour of a 2000 year old wine cellar at Spirito Di Vino, which was incredible. Everything else was top notch and you also get to meet some cool people along the way. 10/10, will do this again if/when we come back to Rome!
Andrew W — Google review
We had a private walking tour of Trastevere with Giuseppe and it was AMAZING! We spent 4 fabulous hours walking, eating, drinking, and learning all about the lovely area of Trastevere. Every bite and every sip was better than the previous one. Peppe was funny, charismatic, and knowledgeable about all things Rome. Not only did we learn about the local food and restaurants, we also learned about Italian history and culture. No question was off limits. We would highly recommend a private tour because we got the VIP treatment from every restaurant and we had amazing conversations.
Roselle W — Google review
Luca Murphy was absolutely incredible! He is so funny and blew me away with his knowledge about all the locations we visited. Each stop we made was a memorable experience - from the fried artichoke, to prosecco on a hilltop, to the best gelato I've ever had. Luca gave me a new perspective to a city that feels hard to navigate when you don't know where to look. I can't thank him enough!
Diane M — Google review
One of the highlights to our trip to Rome, we have been on a few tours in Rome and we're a bit nervous for this but our host Dalia made the entire tour amazing and we had some fantastic guests with us. For the food, it was a great selection of foods that we really enjoyed. As vegetarians we were catered for well, especially the final few stops. I would massively recommend choosing this tour and if you're lucky enough to have Dalia host you, you'll have an amazing time! We travelled Trastevere and sampled the vest foods from the best locations and along the way learnt some fantastic history.
Mitchell S — Google review
We took the Eternal Rome: Jewish Ghetto, Campo de' Fiori and Trastevere tour with a wonderful guide, Riccardo. He explained the history of each district and the food we tasted along the way. The food and drink was plentiful and the stops were well-spaced between walks so we were never too full. We had taken this tour during our last visit to Rome and Riccardo kindly called ahead to the restaurants so our menu was different this time. This is a great way to get a deeper dive into a city beyond the major tourist attractions. Do not eat before these tours!!!
John H — Google review
A very interesting and enjoyable tour guided by the very entertaining and amusing Luca (Murphy.) A very nice combination of good food, good wine and Roman history with a nicely sized group of eleven.people sampling food at seven varied stops. My wife and I had a wonderful evening and can highly recommend this tour.
Roberto C — Google review
What a fantastic evening we had to end our trip to Rome. Going to lovely quaint family run restaurants trying a variety of different foods and wines. Our host Martina was just fabulous great local knowledge and a great personality ( Lish says enjoy New York) from the first circle of truth to the last. Meet some lovely people as well. Throughly recommend
Chris E — Google review
From the first moment we met Luka - his energy, humor, deep knowledge - we were hooked and captivated for the next 3 hours. Best money spent in Rome. You are not just on a drinks/small plates tour - you are immersed with the genesis of all the cocktails and small plates..AND the history of monuments, landmarks and neighborhoods. You are on a journey with that fun friend..and better for it after saying goodnight. You may be tired; you may think you have tried enough dishes in Rome..but this is a guaranteed unforgettable evening. Unequivocally recommend. Grazie mille, Luka!
Aaron A — Google review
Via Amerigo Vespucci, 16, 00153 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.eatingeurope.com/rome/?utm_source=GMBlisting&utm_med…•+39 800 826 580•Tips and more reviews for Eating Europe Food Tours Rome

7Eat and Walk Italy - Cooking Classes in Rome

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Eat and Walk Italy offers a variety of pasta-making classes where you can learn to prepare authentic Italian dishes such as fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisu. The classes are led by experienced chefs who provide hands-on support in a fun and engaging atmosphere. Participants not only get to enjoy the delicious food they've prepared but also have the opportunity to meet fellow travelers and converse over freshly made meals.
Fantastic experience - I am a world class chef now! (LOL) Lori was a great guide with real world experience. Helped with all the steps with a saucy attitude. Get it, saucy? No? It was fun to be taught by person who knows how to teach a class. It was great to eat what we made. Thank you Lori and team.
Mr. T — Google review
What a fantastic experience! I did the pasta making class that included fettuccine, ravioli and tiramisù. The chef leading my group was Mimi and she an absolutely amazing teacher. She led us through each step of the process and assisted those who needed extra help. She was kind and made the process fun! At the end of the class, we got to eat our own pasta and it was delicious! The set up of the class was fantastic and it was fun to chat with other members in the group at the dinner.
Amy P — Google review
A very fun experience. My wife and I attended the cooking class on a trip to Rome. We showed up at the location (Gusto Restaurant) a few minutes early and enjoyed watching the crowd prior to our time. A family with two older boys joined our class. Our chef and teacher was very professional while being friendly and engaging. In short time we had made pasta and terramisu. Much easier than any of us had imagined. A very fun time for all...when finished we sat at a reserved table on the patio and had dinner from our own creations.
Traveling G — Google review
Unforgettable Family Cooking Experience in Rome! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Our cooking class with Best Italian Cooking Classes was one of the absolute highlights of our family trip to Rome! I went with my two kids, my husband, and my mom—and we all had such a wonderful time. We learned how to make fresh ravioli, homemade pasta from scratch, and the most delicious tiramisù. The experience was hands-on, fun, and perfectly organized. Our instructor, Masha, was incredible—so knowledgeable, kind, and patient. She made the entire class enjoyable for all ages and made us feel like real chefs! Masha truly brought the experience to life, and we’ll always remember her warmth and passion. It was such a unique and authentic way to connect with Italian culture. Sitting down together afterward to enjoy the food we had prepared made it even more special. If you’re visiting Rome and want an unforgettable activity for the whole family, this is it. And if you get Masha as your instructor—consider yourself lucky!
Leidy U — Google review
My wife and I attended the Pizza and Tiramisu Class. It was one of the best experiences of our 8 days in Rome. We enjoyed the interactions with instructor and other attendees. The instruction of the recipes was clear and practical. After the fun of making our Tiramisu and Pizza, we were able to enjoy our created pizza and tiramisu with wine. We left with access to recipes. We have already made Tiramisu back home. It turned out well. Highly recommend this class!
Tommy J — Google review
What an excellent class and experience! Our Chef, Carlotta, was fantastic. She was patient and worked with each member of our group to help perfect their technique and pasta. The food turned out excellent and the service as we enjoyed our culinary creation was also fantastic!
PrP P — Google review
Such a great experience—an absolute must-do when in Rome! The chef was friendly and explained each step of making pasta and tiramisu with care and enthusiasm. It was fun, hands-on, and delicious—we got to enjoy everything we made at the end. The kids loved it too, which made it even more special. Highly recommended for families!
Amine F — Google review
This was one of the best experiences we had in Italy, especially in Rome! Chef Andrea was incredible—talented, funny, and engaging. We had an absolute blast learning how to make tiramisu and pizza in such a fun and interactive way. On top of that, the entire staff was outstanding—polite, professional, and incredibly welcoming.
Elvir L — Google review
Via Giuseppe Zanardelli, 14, 00186 Roma RM, Italy•http://www.eatandwalkitaly.it/•+39 392 232 4104•Tips and more reviews for Eat and Walk Italy - Cooking Classes in Rome

8Generator Rome

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Generator Rome is a modern hostel located in a beautiful 19th-century building in the Esquilino District of Rome. The hostel offers casual dorms and private rooms, as well as a cafe/bar for guests to enjoy. It has been renovated to provide modern comforts while preserving its historical charm. Situated opposite the Mercado dell Esquilino, guests can explore the traditional vibe and local produce of Italy.
Good mattresses, kind recepcionists. The best was Nina. The bar upstairs and the views are great for a chilled night and a cheeky drink. Everyone was very polite and even guests were truly nice. I feel I was lucky to find good company in my room and meet nice people also, everyone was mindful of light and noise in the evening and truly the fact that the rooms have air conditioning in summer is great. Bad side is people outside at night arguing and a bit rough environment coming from Termini but not the Hostel responsibility. Just something to be mindful. Overall I would recommend.
Elizabeth F — Google review
I recently stayed at this hostel for the first time, and overall, it was a great experience. The hostel is super clean, with well-maintained washrooms. The location is fantastic – it's close to the metro, main bus station, and train station, making it very convenient. They also offer lockers for early check-in and have laundry facilities available. My only drawback was the interaction with Nina at the front desk. While she was polite, she seemed to make things unnecessarily difficult and responded to my simple concerns with a somewhat superior attitude, which was a bit off-putting.
Ameer S — Google review
The Generator in Rome left me feeling disappointed and frustrated… I checked in a few months ago to spend two nights. It was a night before I started a group tour - the rooms were clean and the location was good too so my first impressions were positive. Upon check in, I asked the receptionist if I would need to check out and re-check back in the next morning as I would be starting a group tour (I assumed I would check into a room with my group like most group tours). The receptionist assured me that I would be staying in my original room for both nights and I definitely would NOT need to check out the next morning or change rooms during my stay. The next day, I spent the day away from the hostel and upon my return to my room I found that all of my belongings from my locker had been removed and the bed striped and remade. I walked to reception to find all of my belongings spread across multiple plastic bags on the floor of the hallway to go behind the reception desk (in complete open access to the public). I asked them why my things had been removed and they said I had “missed check out”. I explained to them that I had checked with reception the previous day and was assured checking out was not required despite starting a tour the next day. After inspection of my bags, I found that they had left my passport easily accessible to everyone, on top of my baggage, as well as all of my flight and travel documents. They had also cut my personal lock (also brand new) off the locker. I do not enjoy leaving a bad review about someone, but the lady at the desk (different to the lady who originally checked me in) was unsympathetic and rude to me despite my obvious distress. In short, she conveyed that this was my fault for missing check out, even though I had gone out of my way to check if I needed too and was reassured I didn’t need too. Furthermore, whilst clearing out my things, they left behind my bottle of expensive cough medicine that I had bought the day before and hadn’t even had the chance to use yet. As a budget traveler this was incredibly frustrating as I was sick and unable to afford to buy a second new bottle of cough medicine. I requested that they ask house keeping to check my old room to see if they could find it but they were unable too. In return of this, a gentleman working the front desk gave me a free coffee for the inconvenience. Overall I was incredibly angry and frustrated that they had not only put my passport and important documents in jeopardy of being stolen, but also lost my medicine that I really needed. I also witnessed multiple people also have issues with checking in, resulting in having to change rooms and checking in and out unnecessarily. I do not recommend this hostel what so ever. The two out of three staff I encountered were rude, disrespectful, unprofessional and unhelpful. I also lost €25 for my lock they cut off and did not offer to reimburse me for as well as money for my cough medicine that was lost. For a hostel on the more expensive side, I was disappointed in the lack of care and service provided.
Ruby B — Google review
Stayed in the private king room with bathroom. Very clean, comfortable, and everything functioned properly. I don’t understand the reviews saying it’s in a bad area. We walked around at night and had breakfast at a cafe across the street. Plenty of people and students around. There’s a beautiful park and metro stop one block away. It felt safe to us. The only negative is a weird vibe. It felt like a hotel, and does not have the social/welcoming atmosphere of a hostel. It’s marketed as a fun social party hostel, but instead there are many school groups with loud kids running around. Never seen kids at a hostel before. The roof is only open in summer. They have a fridge and microwave but also signs everywhere that you can’t bring your own food in, which is unreasonable for a hostel. We had leftovers from a restaurant and asked the front desk for a plate or bowl to heat our food on, and they acted like this request was impossible saying they “don’t have plates”. Super bizarre. Either way, this didn’t affect our stay we really appreciated the cleanliness and modern amenities.
Lauren W — Google review
For groups, schools, tour guides, teachers: Nice and quite clean rooms, located near to Termini Railway Station. It has a bar downstairs, not too bad WiFi connection. I was positively surprised by the air conditioning, towels, electronic cards, the view from the room and baggage lockers. The food on the other hand is terrible, basic and not suitable for children, so try finding sth outsaide the hotel. The service is not always polite and understanding and behaving sometimes like they are offended about many things. BUT the biggest minus is the division between the main London headquarters and the reception itself in Rome. Pay attention to that, when you’ll be making any arrangements for the groups like timetables, allergies, sending the documents etc. In general it’s fine and affordable.
Przemysław P — Google review
I really rate this place. If you want somewhere thats a little more friendly on the pocket, dont mind sharing a room, and want some where clean, this could be the one for you. Was clean, safe, easy to get around Rome, and super friendly. Staff were really good.
Mark M — Google review
- This hostel feels like PRISON with reception opening and closing doors and controlling everyone when they come in and out - Rooms are outdated and does not look like on pictures (the photographer did a good job), a bit dirty - Location is very scratchy and feels dangerous, especially at night. I do not recommend it! Especially for solo travellers. In Rome all of the locals were saying that they avoid it. - I had a very bad experience with hotel room policy, booked a private double room because my friend was supposed to join me in the last days of the trip, hotel staff did not allow him to stay with me saying that my room is only for one person. The next day “by accident” my card stopped working - I suspect the reception turning it off so I can’t bring anyone to the hostel.
Maciej A — Google review
My overall experience in this hotel was so good. The Staff is very kind and helpul specially the lady staff Sophia she’s very kind. Also the room is very luxury with attached bath and all facilities providing good internet, Common Room and Great View from the top. I recommend everyone to come here and book this generator Hostel.
Arsal A — Google review
Via Principe Amedeo, 251, 00185 Roma RM, Italy•https://staygenerator.com/hostels/rome?utm_source=google-my-busi…•+39 06 492330•Tips and more reviews for Generator Rome

9Hotel Hassler Roma

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Hotel Hassler Roma is a luxurious 5-star hotel located at the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome. The spacious suites offer refined accommodations with private terraces, sitting rooms, dining areas, marble Jacuzzi bathrooms, and stunning views of the city center. Guests can enjoy upscale amenities such as complimentary airport transfers, high-speed internet access, and a smartphone with unlimited calls. The hotel's Michelin-starred Imago restaurant on the sixth floor provides panoramic views of Rome while serving contemporary Italian cuisine.
I spent two unforgettable days at Hotel Hassler Roma, and I can say with certainty that this place is truly special. From the very moment of arrival I was welcomed with warmth and sincere attention, which immediately created a feeling of coziness and care. The service here is of the highest level: the staff is very professional, polite and always ready to help. It is especially pleasant that the hotel pays attention to the little things - from perfectly cooked breakfast to impeccable cleanliness in the room and exquisite interior design. Every detail at the Hassler Roma has been thoughtfully designed to make guests feel welcome and important. The atmosphere here is conducive to relaxation and enjoying every moment of your stay. The view of Rome from the hotel terrace is simply mesmerizing and adds a special charm. I am really impressed with the experience and am already planning to come back here again.
Kristina — Google review
Exceptional Stay at Hotel Hassler Rome! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our first time at Hotel Hassler Rome exceeded every expectation! The service, attention to detail, and hospitality were outstanding — from reception to concierge, housekeeping, and breakfast staff, everyone made us feel like family. The location at the top of the Spanish Steps is perfect, making it easy to explore the city. The rooms were immaculate, the amenities world-class, and the breakfast superb. A truly unforgettable experience, and we’ll definitely return on our next visit to Rome! ---
Salajee H — Google review
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Hotel Hassler Roma. Everyone we encountered was welcoming and provided us with an exceptional experience. The view from the 7the floor terrace was incredible. The breakfast each morning was such delightful way to begin the day. The accommodations were spacious and comfortable and the location in Rome is perfect. We will look forward to returning.
Beth N — Google review
The reputation of The Hassler is not exaggerated. We recently spent 2 days there. I won't repeat all the wonderful things people have said. I agree with them all. I want to give a shout out to Antonina at the reception. I became ill on the flight over to Rome. When we arrived at the hotel early in the morning, our room was not ready. Upon seeing my condition, Antonina did not hesitate to find us a hospitality room so I could rest. She walked us into the breakfast area and came back to escort us up to the hospitality room. After a long and difficult plane ride, what she did that morning saved me. Your kindness was greatly appreciated! I am so happy that you were there to help me. Thank you. I wish you nothing but the best for your future. Antonina DeVito Yes, we do share the same name:)
Nina D — Google review
The Hassler is truly the definition of timeless opulence. Perched at the top of the Spanish Steps, it offers some of the most breathtaking views in all of Rome. The views that alone are worth the visit. From the moment you arrive, every detail exudes elegance, history, and refinement. The Michelin starred restaurant on the 6th floor provides a culinary experience that rivals any in Europe. Each dish is a masterpiece, complemented by an atmosphere of classic sophistication. My only regret is that I could only stay for one night, with less than 24 hours to soak in the experience. This is a place that deserves more time!
Scott H — Google review
The hotel is situated in an excellent spot on to of the Spanish Steps On arrival the welcome was very warm However was disappointed in the shower facilities it was an ancient shower head where the temperature could not be controlled and the shower itself a mere trickle not what you would expect from a five star hotel .. did not improve even after maintenance said it was fixed . The morning breakfast staff were very pleasant and attentive The concierge on the other hand left a lot to be desired my husband lost his phone in a cab ordered by the hotel and there was no urgency to help !and as for help regarding tours and trips that were not forthcoming One of the managers was more than helpful one day when housekeeping did not make our room .. she really made us feel valued The roof top bar and light meals on floor 7 offered only a snack and drink when we were booked for an evening light meal felt they very uncomfortable with the lack of service and left with our drinks half finished Loved Rome and would return again but do not feel it would be at the Hassler not sure it is the luxury it promotes. Unfortunate as the other staff all very nice and helpful
Urmila D — Google review
The Hassler Roma delivers a level of refinement and hospitality that few hotels achieve. It’s luxurious but intimate, grand yet welcoming — a truly timeless Roman experience. I would return in a heartbeat. The Level 7 terrace is a wonderful place for sunset cocktails too.
David O — Google review
Unless you are a celebrity or someone the hotel deems important, we strongly recommend you stay elsewhere. From beginning to end of our four night stay, we were taken advantage. The first room we were assigned was above the ongoing construction of a spa. Sledge hammering from 7:30AM to 10:30PM. The second room was half the size and below the patio bar. The sedan car we paid for to take us to airport was replaced by a minivan. Hollow apologies, but no action. Before selecting the Hassler, ask yourself how you would feel about being treated poorly at $1,600 a night. Truly shameful!
Gina D — Google review
Piazza della Trinità dei Monti, 6, 00187 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.hotelhasslerroma.com/?utm_source=mybusiness&utm_medi…•+39 06 699340•Tips and more reviews for Hotel Hassler Roma

10Mama's Home Rome

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Mama's Home Rome is an elegant all-suite hotel located in a 14th-century home with a stunning view of Campo de' Fiori square. The hotel offers the best cooking classes in Rome, providing guests with an authentic Italian culinary experience. The spacious and quiet rooms, along with the helpful and friendly staff, make for a great value stay. Despite being classified as low, the hotel offers beautifully designed rooms that showcase medieval elements combined with modern touches.
Had a lovely time at Mama's Home! Central location. Can take a cab if needed but we walked a lot and visited all the places on our bucket list in Rome. Room was clean. View was awesome seeing all of the people walking by and the market being active. Would recommend !
Vanessa K — Google review
We had a wonderful stay at Mama’s Home in Campo de’ Fiori! The location is unbeatable — right in the heart of Rome. Despite being on such a lively piazza, the rooms are surprisingly well soundproofed, and we slept well each night (we used a white noise app just in case, but barely needed it). The room was clean, spacious, and had a great view of the buzzing market below — it felt like we were part of the city. Housekeeping was excellent, and everything felt newly refreshed and tidy each day. We loved that everything was walkable — we checked off all the must-see sights without needing a cab. Breakfast was included and served next door at a cozy café, which was a nice and simple start to our mornings. A heads-up: there’s no elevator, so if you're on a higher floor and have large bags, it can be a bit of a challenge. But honestly, the charm and location far outweigh that small inconvenience. Huge thanks to the reception team, who was incredibly kind and accommodating throughout our stay. We felt welcomed and well taken care of. Highly recommend if you want to soak in real Roman life with comfort and style!
Hero H — Google review
If you are looking for a boutique style hotel this is it! So quaint and comfortable, a hidden gem. The owners are so nice and helpful, as well as all the staff! The location is amazing right beside Campo de' Fiori square. There's a market in the square during the day, you can get souvenirs, clothing and food to take home from your trip. Lots of restaurants near by, the hotel is very central, we were able to walk to the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon all within a 15 - 20 minute walk. The rooms are very spacious for European hotel rooms, glass showers, lots of room in the bathroom. We were there during a heatwave and the air conditioning didn't disappoint. They made sure that the rooms had everything, from hair dryer, to coffee machines to slippers and toiletry kits. Couldn't ask for a better place to stay!
Leah M — Google review
We stayed here twice!!! What a great place. The rooms were super immaculate, one of the cleanest hotels we have ever stayed at. The staff was amazing and even booked airport transfers for us. We really liked the in room coffee and they even had a bottle of Prosecco in the fridge! We will stay here again.
John P — Google review
Wonderful hotel and amazing staff! Location is perfect and within walking distance of all major attractions. Plenty of restaurants , bars and shops in the area. Comfortable beds and impeccably clean. The staff was truly wonderful, I had a truly terrible travel day and I arrived to a room upgrade and bottle of prosecco. Will definitely be back!
Daniela G — Google review
We booked the most expensive suite directly through their website for a special occasion — my husband's birthday. After planning everything around this stay, including emails to arrange details in advance, we were shocked to be given the smallest room on arrival. Despite what was advertised (early check-in, champagne, etc.), none of it was honored. The manager was cold and unapologetic, and although the receptionist smiled constantly, it felt dismissive rather than helpful. The location is not central (15 min drive to the city center, and main street), and the property itself felt chaotic and very basic. We left and found a much better, three bedroom apartment in the main city center for less money. Very disappointed and would not recommend. Also, offering very poor free breakfast, the cafe in front was not clean.
Kristina K — Google review
Really nice sized rooms, especially for the location walkable to many of the main Rome sights. Breakfast was included at the restaurant nextdoor which was small but perfect for us. Very clean rooms that look newly updated. Some noise, but that is to be expected being right on the piazza. We slept with a white noise app on my phone which was plenty even with the volume low.
Phil C — Google review
We had a wonderful stay at Mama's Home Rome. Livia was amazing! She was very helpful, professional, and accommodating. Me and my husband loved the ambience of the room. The location is very convenient as it's very walkable to all of the attractions. House keeping does a great job cleaning the room on a daily basis, restocking toiletries, and water! Highly recommend!!
Dannalita N — Google review
P.za Campo de' Fiori, 27, 00186 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.mamashomerome.com/?utm_source=GB&utm_medium=organic•+39 334 174 6577•Tips and more reviews for Mama's Home Rome
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11Tiramisu Gelato Crepe Waffel Puro e Semplice

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Tiramisu Gelato Crepe Waffel Puro e Semplice is a delightful gelato shop in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood. The gelato is made on-site and offers a variety of flavors, including tiramisu, strawberry, and after eight. In addition to gelato, they also serve crepes and waffles. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable, making it a great place to enjoy some delicious treats with the family.
Very cheap €2 for the gelato. The tiny tiramisu also cheap at €1 only. Yummy
Tanhb — Google review
Absolutely fantastic gelato made on the premises. I tried four flavours over two days and particularly enjoyed the strawberry which was made with real fruit. The staff are very friendly at great value at €2.50 for a well loaded medium cone containing 2 flavours. Highly recommended
Sean C — Google review
Great place for an evening gelato with the kids. Place is clean. The staff/owner was friendly and helpful. Lots of flavours available in cones or tubs. Prices are lower than buying the same near the main tourist hotspots.
Jason M — Google review
Great Gelatto. You must try the tiramisu and naciola flavour Kids love after eight flavour. The crepes are great and very friendly service
ENID M — Google review
Great gelato but cakes don't come up to scratch.
Bill D — Google review
Absolutely sensational gelato. We came here 3 times in 5 days
Mitchell F — Google review
The best ice cream I have ever tasted!
Andrii — Google review
Best gelato and tiramisu ever!
Kenneth T — Google review
Via Appiano, 4/6, 00136 Roma RM, Italy•+39 06 3534 8613•Tips and more reviews for Tiramisu Gelato Crepe Waffel Puro e Semplice

12Pantheon Pasta Making Class with Nonna

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If you're looking for an unforgettable culinary adventure in Rome, the Pantheon Pasta Making Class is a must-try! Nestled in the charming Trastevere neighborhood, this class offers a delightful hands-on experience where you'll learn to craft traditional Italian pasta from scratch. Under the guidance of the warm and welcoming Nonna Rossi, you’ll start with a delicious olive oil tasting paired with bruschetta and Shiraz wine to set the mood.
Cooking with nonna Rosa felt like cooking with family. She was the sweetest. What an amazing experience! next time I’ll join them at their house to make it even more of a local experience. The passion and love she has for the pasta is inspiring and something I will take home with me. Thank you both for the great experience and keep up the great work to give people something lasting and authentic from Italy to their home country. 🫶🏾
LinaBilko — Google review
Outstanding, complete hands on experience! Nona Margherita and Aurora were so much fun and very detailed in their explanations including the history/traditions of making pasta. Upon arrival Nonna and Aurora greeted us with a big warm hug. We started our experience with an opening appetizer with a fresh delicious white wine made from the restaurant’s own vineyard. Two in house extra virgin olive oils were served with our appetizer…..a specialty oil directly from Nona Margherita’s olive vineyard and one from the restaurant’s own olive vineyard. The pasta lesson was delivered with exceptional organization, quality and atmosphere . Each student got their own set up with all the necessary equipment…flour, egg, cutting board, pasta machine, apron and Aurora was an amazing translator throughout the lesson. We were then able to enjoy the final 2 dishes.(.fettuccini with traditional sauce and stuffed ricotta spinach ravioli ) with nona Margherita and Aurora. Dinner conversation was wonderful!! Thank you Nona Margherita and Aurora for this exceptional experience. I will be purchasing my pasta board as soon as I get back home.
Marisa D — Google review
Nonna Margherita was phenomenal! Such a sweetheart and warm experience. Everything I needed from this experience and more! Francesca was great at making the experience seem less and making me feel welcomed. Went above and beyond. The food was phenomenal and the service was 10/10
Sergio P — Google review
Amazing experience, Nonna was so cute and nice, and the pasta at the end was whole other level.
Edgar G — Google review
Nonna Rosy is super nice and we had so much fun making the pasta with her! She gave us great tips in making the perfect pasta 🍝
Chrissy A — Google review
Wonderful experience making both hand rolled fettuccine and ravioli through a pasta maker. It's great for thoroughly understanding the fundamentals of pasta making and the best sauces to serve with each type of pasta. Nonna Renzia was great!
Jordan P — Google review
This was a terrific experience! Food came out great, and our fellow classmates were a blast. Our nonna (there’s several) was a delight.
Yishai W — Google review
Definitely a must to experience! Our nonna was the sweetest (I bet they all are). The food was great, the cooking was fun and we got great tips along the way. We highly recommend booking this class.
LiekeandLieke — Google review
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13Rome Pasta and Pizza School - Cooking classes in Rome in english - Pasta Making Pizza Making

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Rome Pasta and Pizza School offers authentic Italian cooking classes using only organic ingredients. They offer both private and shared classes, allowing you to choose your preferred experience. At the Antica Trattoria Agonale near Piazza Navona, you can learn how to make ravioli pasta from scratch without any machines. The class includes making the dough and shaping and filling the ravioli with spinach and ricotta.
For starters, the food was incredible. Definitely the best meal we had on our trip to Italy. But on top of that, the staff at Rome Pasta and Pizza School is incredible. My cousin and I had a train to catch and were worried about missing it due to the time of our class, but Giuseppe moved our reservation to the earlier slot AND had Francesca drive us personally to the metro station just to make sure we still made it and weren't too stressed out. We will definitely be back to Rome, possibly just for this class, seriously the food was that good! I would recommend this to anyone who is wanting to meet amazing people while making amazing food in the best city in the world! I will be sending all my family and friends to Giuseppe and the entire staff!
Alli Y — Google review
Absolutely just amazing. Nothing more or nothing less. The team there were superb and the instructors were just perfect. Even though I had some experience in making pizza this was just perfect. The scenery outside of Rome surrounded by olive trees. So If you’re going to Rome and want’s an experience beyond the normal, you should attend this pizza and pasta school. It has my full recommendation.
Tommy J — Google review
I recently attended a pasta and pizza-making class, and it was an absolute delight! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting. The instructor was not only knowledgeable but also passionate about Italian cuisine, which made the experience even more engaging. We started with fresh pasta, learning how to mix the ingredients and knead the dough to perfection. It was fascinating to see how simple ingredients could transform into such a delicious meal. The hands-on approach allowed everyone to get involved, and the instructor provided helpful tips along the way. Next up was the pizza-making segment, where we crafted our own dough and experimented with various toppings. It was fun to get creative with flavors, and the instructor encouraged us to try combinations we might not have considered. The best part We got to enjoy our creations at the end of the class! The taste of the freshly made pasta and pizza was unmatched. Overall, this class was not just about cooking; it was about enjoying the process and sharing a love for food with others. I left feeling inspired and eager to recreate these dishes at home. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their culinary skills!
Jack F — Google review
An excellent experience for our school group of 30. The students really enjoyed the experience, and we have lots of positive feedback from the parents. Good balance of theory/practice, and all students loved their pizzas. Free water (and wine, for teachers) much appreciated, and delicious tiramisu for dessert. The event was well-staffed, and everything ran smoothly. Thank you very much, Giuseppe and team!!
Kyle V — Google review
I had a wonderful time doing this tour! The hosts were amazing! I had a bit of a hiccup on my way there and the hosts went above and beyond. Which I am so grateful for. The pasta/pizza making itself was fun, and I met a lovely group of people. Amazing hospitality! Don't hesitate booking this tour.
Sarah B — Google review
10.18.25 Horrible.experience. Run down place, dirty with mice, and nothing like the description. We made two pastas and a pizza, sauce was watery and tasteless and we didn't make cacio de pepe as described. There were 4oz plastic cups with wine from a generic jug that tasted bad. The train station pick up by people in dirty clothes and vehicles that were old, damaged and dirty was the first sign. Do not go! We ate off plastic plates and sporks and wore plastic aprons. No redeeming value here. One member of the Ponski party of last night
Deborah G — Google review
This was an excellent tour which we thoroughly enjoyed. Pizza and pasta making is a must do and our host and chef was brilliant.
Phil D — Google review
We really enjoyed Chef Guiseppe's Pizza, Pasta and Tiramisu group class in late May 2025. It's located in a farming area outside of Laurantino about 20 minutes from the Colosseum at the end of the Metro B line from Rome. They'll pick you up and drop you at the Laurantina station if you arrive on time. Otherwise, you'll need to take a taxi. The event is in covered outside areas. It was warm in May, but for other months, you should dress appropriately. Chef taught us how to handmake two different types of pasta. Another chef taught us how to make pizza dough and bake Napoli-style pizzas in a woodfire oven. (The dough takes 24 hours to ferment, so you'll be using other prepared dough for the pizzas.) We ate what we made along with free wine, tiramisu and limoncello. We enjoyed the other people from Mexico, Denmark, Germany, New York and Indiana in the group class, too. It was a great time and Chef Guiseppe is very entertaining and personable. We booked through Viator, but also noticed it is available through AirBnB and through his website. We will definitely attend again on our next trip to Rome. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Kevin B — Google review
Via di Parione, 17, 00196 Roma RM, Italy•https://www.romepizzaschool.com/•+39 328 989 7909•Tips and more reviews for Rome Pasta and Pizza School - Cooking classes in Rome in english - Pasta Making Pizza Making

14Rome Cooking Class

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Experience the Rome Cooking Class with Romina, an amazing host who offers a fun and interactive way to learn how to make pasta. Whether you're solo, with friends, or with a partner, this class is perfect for anyone interested in cooking. Romina's love for both cooking and teaching shines through as she provides a comfortable and authentic experience. You'll have the opportunity to make ravioli and fettuccine while enjoying sparkling wine, snacks, wine, and tiramisu.
So good that it is a staple experience every time I am in Rome! The dishes are outstanding and Romina’s place feels like you are stepping into Nonna’s home. It is an intimate yet open space with a hands-on experience for all things pasta! Romina gives you history about the dishes that are Roman staples as well as being the ultimate teacher for pasta making (you get a cute little cookbook at the end)! Wine pairings, pasta making and great location to stroll around Rome after you are stuffed. Can’t wait until next time!
Bianca D — Google review
We had the most amazing time at our pasta making class with Romina! This was honestly the highlight of our trip to Rome and it was so special. The food was delicious and we felt so proud of our pasta!! Romina is a gifted teacher when it comes to cooking, I would HIGHLY recommend booking a class!!!
Kennedy — Google review
We just had our second visit with Romina, we had the most wonderful experience in 2024 on our honeymoon and knew we had to book for our family vacation! Romina is so welcoming, fun and knowledgeable. She was able to accommodate our vegetarian family members easily (and their dish was so yummy!) The location is perfect as we always stay near the Vatican. The food and wine is outstanding and this has now been the highlight of two trips for us. We will be back! 🍝 ❤️
Sophia J — Google review
This Rome Cooking Class was by far our favorite experience while visiting Rome. Romina makes you laugh, makes you feel welcome, and then helps you make the best pasta you’ll taste in the city. We would all do this experience again and recommend it for all! Thanks Romina!
Ava M — Google review
I’ve taken Romina’s cooking class twice now, and it’s easily one of the best experiences I’ve had in Rome. Her kitchen is exactly what you dream an Italian kitchen should be, fresh basil on the counter, rolling pins on the walls, and a beautifully set dinner table that feels straight out of a movie. Romina is warm, funny, and makes learning to cook pasta, ravioli, and tiramisu incredibly fun and approachable. She brings so much heart and joy to the experience, and it truly stays with you. Every time I make fresh pasta at home, I think of her. A must do if you’re in Rome, this class is unforgettable!
Gabby D — Google review
From the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend this experience with Romina to anyone visiting Rome! It wasn’t just an unforgettable moment for me and my boyfriend — it became a core memory of our entire Italian holiday. Romina is incredibly warm and welcoming, and everything was organized to perfection. Our birthday weekend couldn’t have been more special. ❤️
Polina S — Google review
We had the most wonderful experience with Romina during our Italian cooking class! From the moment we arrived, she welcomed our family with warmth and genuine hospitality that made us feel right at home. Romina is not only a talented chef but also a gracious host, creating an atmosphere filled with laughter, delicious aromas, and meaningful conversation. The food we prepared together was absolutely delicious—fresh, authentic, and made with so much love. It felt less like a class and more like spending time with an old friend in her kitchen. Thank you, Romina, for sharing your passion, your recipes, and your heart with our family. This was an unforgettable experience we’ll always cherish!
Maytee S — Google review
The class with Romina was a great experience! We learned how to make a home made pasta and tiramisu and at the end we had a beautiful table with all dishes we made!
Simone P — Google review
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Daniela's Cooking School offers a delightful culinary experience right in the heart of Rome. After honing her skills in New York and prestigious culinary institutions, Daniela invites guests into her charming home for intimate cooking classes focused on traditional Roman and southern Italian cuisine. She emphasizes the nutritional value of ingredients while ensuring that each student feels comfortable and cared for throughout their learning journey. The FullDay cooking course is particularly memorable, starting with an engaging tour of the Testaccio market where Daniela shares insights about regional products.
What a wonderful day we had with Daniela and Guillermo! We first enjoyed a trip to a local market to buy the meat and produce we would need to cook the meal we had chosen to prepare. The aromas and the beautifully displayed vegetables, fruits, meats and pastries made our mouths water. Once to Daniela’s lovely home, we met Guillermo, co-chef with Daniela’s son at Rome’s Marzapane Restaurant. He helped demonstrate and explain as we went along. They were both so much fun to work with, and made the morning a “cooking with family “ experience for us. We finished up with a delicious luncheon we won’t soon forget. If you have the opportunity, take the time to learn about Italian food and hospitality from experts. Joy Paolo, Dayton,Ohio, USA
Joy P — Google review
I can’t say enough about how amazing this experience was. My husband and I had a class with Daniela this June during our honeymoon and it was fantastic! I was impressed after reading about Daniela’s experience and education online, but our class exceeded our expectations. Daniela met us at a local market in Rome, we discussed what we’d like to make and which ingredients we’d like to focus on (seasonal and fresh of course!), and then we went shopping. Daniela introduced us to the market vendors, gave us some great information about different ingredients and products, and then we headed to her kitchen. We were provided with recipes to take notes on and commenced our prep work and cooking. Our meal included appetizers, fresh pasta, an entrée, and dessert- all with wine pairings. We felt like a part of her family. Daniela was very encouraging and informative, and we loved the fact that we got to prepare everything. I would highly recommend this class to anyone looking to learn about Italian cooking and food culture and will definitely see Daniela again the next time we head to Rome; her class was one of the highlights of our trip!
AK S — Google review
The first thing to do in Rome is take a class from Daniella! Your palette will never be the same and you will be ready to explore all the wonderful food Rome has to offer! You just won’t eat anything better than the lunch Danielle teaches you to prepare. South a wonderful experience! Book early because she is in high demand these days!
Sharon R — Google review
I was in Rome traveling solo in November 2013. Before I went I did a lot of research on cooking schools before I choose Daniela's. A few of the reasons were she was located close to central Rome, she was very flexible as to what we could accomplish during the class and it could be a one on one class. Plus it was in her own home. Well I couldn't have been happier with my decision. Even before I met her she was very nice and helpful in letting me decide what I wanted to learn to cook. I basically picked my menu with her help and great suggestions. She was also willing to do the shopping for me and only having a cooking lesson. She agreed to concentrate on one type of food instead of a full start to finish menu. We ended up cooking five types of pasta. She had everything ready when I got there including coffee and even a few wine choices for me. The recipes were even printed out on paper for me to review while cooking and also take notes on. We cooked all of the dishes with the freshly bought ingredients as well as herbs from her garden just outside her kitchen door. When they were done we ate in her beautifuly decorated dining room. The hardest part was forcing myself to stop eating each dish as they were served as I knew I had five of them to try. And there was a ton of food. I had such a good time I decided to do a second class where we cooked five second courses two days later. All were excellent. Daniela was so accomodating that she was more than happy to allow a new friend I met in Rome to come by to catch the end of the cooking and enjoy all of the food with us. And there was still a ton left over. Daniela is an excellent cook and an even better teacher. The two classes I took and the time I spent with Daniela was by far one of the highlights of my trip. I would highly recommend attending her cooking school. I can say for sure that when I visit Rome again, attending another class or two will be on the top of my list of things to do!
Daniel S — Google review
I have had the most wonderful experience at Daniela's Cooking school. In fact I am still talking about it. I brought a small group of friends about 3 years ago and they are still talking about it. The tour in the market was wonderful and her lesson followed by lunch was over the top. We ate so much we did not eat dinner that day! Don't miss this mouthwatering experience. You will not be disappointed.
Marlene I — Google review
One of the highlights of my trip to Italy!
Elizabeth P — Google review
(Translated by Google) The FullDay cooking course was a unique experience from start to finish. Daniela took us around the Testaccio market and showed us and explained the regional and national products and their special features. Afterwards she received us in her wonderful home. Daniela and her son Francesco showed us how to prepare the dishes from the previously created menu with patience and the necessary Italian love of food. All in all, it was a very well organized and warm event with her and her son. Thank you again for the experience. (Original) Der FullDay Kochkurs war von vorn bis hinten ein einzigartiges Erlebnis. Daniela hat uns über den Testaccio Markt geführt und uns die regionalen sowie nationalen Produkte und deren Besonderheiten gezeigt und erklärt. Anschließend empfing sie und in ihrem wunderbaren Zuhause. Daniela und ihr Sohn Francesco zeigten uns mit Geduld und der nötigen italienischen Liebe zum Essen die Zubereitung der Gerichte, der zuvor erstellten Speisekarte. Alles in allem war es ein sehr gut organisierter und herzlicher Event bei und mit ihr und ihrem Sohn. Vielen Dank nochmal für das Erlebnis.
R S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Fantastic to say the least! (Original) A dir poco fantastica!
Gabriele C — Google review
Via delle Terme Deciane, 10, 00153 Roma RM, Italy•http://www.danielascookingschool.com/
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