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Experience authentic Spanish flavors with a 3-hour tapas cooking class in Madrid, including bottomless wine, led by expert chefs in a lively setting.

The Taste of Spain: Tapas Cooking Class with Bottomless Wine Pairing offers a lively and authentic introduction to Madrid’s culinary traditions. Priced at $137.87 per person, this 3-hour experience takes place at The Cooking Clubhouse in the heart of Madrid, a centrally located venue accessible via public transportation. With a perfect 5.0 rating based on 371 reviews and 99% of participants recommending the tour, it clearly resonates with those eager to learn and indulge in Spanish flavors.
What makes this experience stand out is the combination of hands-on cooking, informative guidance, and bottomless wine. It’s ideal for food lovers, casual cooks, or anyone wanting a fun, social evening in Madrid. While it’s a relatively short activity, the engaging atmosphere, expert instruction, and delicious results make it a worthwhile addition to any Madrid itinerary.

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This tour begins at The Cooking Clubhouse, located at C. de Atocha, 76 in Madrid’s Centro district. The venue is near public transportation, making it easy to access from most parts of the city. The group size is limited to 20 travelers, fostering an intimate and engaging environment, with the average booking window being 33 days in advance.
Participants receive a mobile ticket, simplifying access on the day of the experience. The activity has a clear duration of approximately 3 hours, starting with a warm welcome and cava, and ending with a sit-down meal paired with bottomless wine.

The core of this experience is learning to prepare four authentic tapas from different parts of Spain. Guests work in pairs at personalized cooking stations, with all necessary ingredients provided. The chef explains each dish’s significance and offers tips to help recreate the flavors at home later.
The dishes include garlic prawns and stuffed piquillo peppers, both staple tapas in Madrid and beyond. The class is designed for hands-on participation, so everyone gets to ask questions and develop new cooking skills. The emphasis on social interaction makes the session lively and fun.

Throughout the session, five different Spanish wines are generously poured, enhancing each course. The bottomless wine pairing is a highlight, allowing participants to taste a variety of reds, whites, and possibly cava, all selected to complement the dishes prepared.
Guests find the wine service relaxed and plentiful, creating a festive ambiance. The pairing not only enhances the flavors but also adds an educational element, as guides share insights into Spain’s wine regions and varietals.

After the cooking portion, everyone gathers in a private dining room to enjoy the fruits of their labor. The shared six-course menu includes the tapas cooked during the class, a main course, and dessert, all made by the professional chefs.
The communal dining style fosters conversation and camaraderie. Guests appreciate how well-balanced the meal is, with enough food to satisfy without feeling overwhelming. The wine never stops flowing, making for a relaxed and convivial atmosphere.
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The tour is led by Benny, Eric, Javie, and Inez, whose expertise and friendliness shine through. The chef instructors are described as knowledgeable, charming, and engaging, ensuring that even those unfamiliar with cooking feel comfortable and confident.
Guests consistently praise the warm, welcoming environment and the informal, high-energy vibe. The staff’s attentiveness, especially in pouring extra cava and wine, helps create an enjoyable and memorable experience.

The venue is near public transportation, making it easy to reach. It accommodates service animals and emphasizes the importance of notifying the organizers in advance about food restrictions or allergies. The maximum group size of 20 participants ensures a personalized experience and attentive instruction.
While the activity is physically accessible for most, those with specific mobility needs should inquire beforehand. The 3-hour duration is manageable for most, with plenty of breaks and opportunities for questions.

This experience offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind for travelers who may have unforeseen changes. The booking window averages 33 days in advance, reflecting its popularity and high demand.
Participants are encouraged to reserve early to secure their spot, especially during peak travel seasons, as this class tends to fill quickly due to its strong reviews and reputation.
The Taste of Spain class delivers more than just a cooking lesson; it provides a culture into Spanish cuisine and wine. The combination of hands-on participation, expert guidance, and bottomless wine creates a relaxed, social environment that many travelers find memorable.
Guests consistently highlight the knowledgeable staff, delicious food, and inclusive atmosphere as the main strengths. The quality of the dishes and the variety of wines elevate it beyond typical cooking classes, making it a standout activity in Madrid.
This 3-hour tapas cooking class offers an authentic, engaging way to explore Spain’s culinary traditions. Its affordable price point coupled with top-rated reviews makes it appealing for a wide range of travelers, from solo visitors to groups.
While it’s a relatively short experience, the quality of instruction, delicious dishes, and generous wine make it a valuable addition to any Madrid stay. If you enjoy social cooking, want to learn new skills, and sample excellent Spanish wines, this tour is highly recommended.
“We took the tapas class at The Cooking Clubhouse and had a wonderful time. The staff was fun and very knowledgeable. They went out of their way t…”
What is included in the price?
The price includes the cooking class, dinner with six courses, and bottomless wine pairing of 5 different Spanish wines.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends at The Cooking Clubhouse located at C. de Atocha, 76 in Madrid’s Centro district.
How long does the experience last?
The entire activity lasts approximately 3 hours, including cooking, dining, and wine tasting.
Are dietary restrictions accommodated?
Yes, participants should contact the organizers beforehand to specify any food restrictions or allergies.
Is the experience suitable for non-drinkers?
While the experience features bottomless wine, non-drinkers can typically enjoy the meal without wine if preferred—it’s best to notify the staff in advance.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance of the scheduled start.
Is there a minimum group size?
The activity requires a minimum number of travelers to operate, but the maximum group size is 20.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the location is near public transportation and accessible for most, but travelers with specific needs should confirm in advance.
What makes this tour special?
The combination of hands-on cooking, expert guidance, authentic recipes, and generous wine makes this a top-rated, immersive Spanish culinary experience.
Would I recommend this activity?
Absolutely. Based on consistent 5-star reviews, it’s a highly praised, fun, and educational way to enjoy Madrid’s food and wine scene.