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Experience authentic Sardinian pasta making at a charming farmhouse near Alghero. Learn from a passionate local chef, enjoy regional wines, and create delicious meals.
Cooking pasta the Sardinian way is a highlight for food lovers visiting Sardinia. The Alghero Home Cooking Pasta Class at a Farmhouse with Wine offers a genuine hands-on experience that lasts approximately 3 hours and costs $126.75 per person. This tour combines culinary skill-building with a taste of local culture, making it an ideal choice for those eager to learn traditional Sardinian recipes in a rustic countryside setting. The tour departs from Strada Cassonedda, Olmedo, and takes place at a cozy farmhouse just outside Alghero.
Designed for small groups — a maximum of 10 travelers — this experience delivers an intimate, friendly atmosphere. While the focus is chiefly on pasta preparation, guests also enjoy regional wines, antipasti, and a shared meal, making it a flavorful and engaging afternoon or evening. The highly positive reviews reflect its popularity and excellent rapport between hosts and participants, although some mention that the class leans more toward pasta making rather than full meal preparation.


The tour takes place just outside Alghero at a family-run farmhouse that offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The hosts introduce you to local products and ingredients, giving an authentic taste of Sardinian rural life. The rustic environment enhances the experience, making you feel like you’re cooking with friends rather than in a formal kitchen.
The setting is ideal for those who want to step away from busy tourist areas and enjoy a peaceful countryside experience. The farmhouse’s charming ambiance, combined with the hospitality of the hosts, makes the class more than just a cooking lesson — it feels like visiting friends in their home.
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The class is led by a knowledgeable and friendly local chef, who shares insights into Sardinian culinary traditions. The chef demonstrates how to prepare 5 different shapes of pasta, including techniques for achieving the perfect al dente texture. Many reviews praise the instructor for her patience, clarity, and ability to make the pasta-making process accessible to beginners.
Guests also receive recipes to take home, so the techniques learned can be recreated back home. During the class, a small aperitif with local cheeses and cured meats is served, setting the tone for a convivial, family-style meal.
The core of this experience is hands-on pasta preparation. Participants are shown how to craft fresh pasta from scratch, using traditional tools and methods. The instructor highlights how to make pasta in various shapes, such as tagliatelle, ravioli, and other regional varieties.
Once the pasta is shaped, it is cooked the Sardinian way, often featuring simple sauces that highlight local flavors. The focus on flavorful, straightforward ingredients like sun-ripened tomatoes and regional herbs results in dishes that are both satisfying and authentic.

After the pasta is prepared and cooked, everyone sits down together to enjoy the fruits of their labor. The meal features the pasta shapes made during the class, paired with sauces explained by the chef.
Along With the pasta dishes, guests sample regional wines produced locally, along with antipasti like cheeses and cured meats. The meal ends with some sweet touches or digestifs, creating a full, satisfying dining experience. Many reviews mention the excellent wine, often from the hosts’ own production, which adds a special touch to the meal.

The $126.75 ticket covers:
– The hands-on pasta cooking class with a passionate local chef
– An alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including local wine
– Recipes to recreate the dishes at home
– A shared meal featuring the pasta you prepare
– An aperitif with regional cheeses and cured meats
The experience does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, so guests should arrange their own transportation to the meeting point at Strada Cassonedda.
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Confirmation is received at the time of booking, and the tour is typically booked 42 days in advance, highlighting its popularity. The tour operates year-round, with dinner-only availability during summer.
Limited to 10 participants, the class maintains an intimate and relaxed atmosphere. It is suitable for all dietary restrictions — travelers are encouraged to inform the hosts about allergies or special diets in advance. The tour lasts about 3 hours, making it a manageable addition to any Sardinian itinerary.

The reviews consistently praise Irene and her family for their warm hospitality and expert teaching style. Many find the pasta techniques imparted during the class highly useful, with some calling it a highlight of their trip. Guests appreciate the casual ambiance, feeling like they’re cooking in a friend’s home, and many mention the delicious meal and excellent wine as key highlights.
The small group size fosters personal attention and interaction, and the full meal after the class feels like a natural extension of the cooking experience. Several reviews mention the value for money, as they leave with new skills, recipes, and a memorable meal.

While the majority of feedback is glowing, a few reviews note that the class is mainly focused on pasta making rather than a full cooking masterclass that includes sauces, fish, or meat dishes. One reviewer expressed disappointment at not learning how to cook the pasta or prepare complete meals, which suggests that the experience is more about pasta craftsmanship.
There is no hotel pickup or drop-off, so guests should plan their own transportation. Also, summer dinner availability may influence scheduling for visitors during peak season.
The Alghero Home Cooking Pasta Class at a Farmhouse with Wine offers a genuine glimpse into Sardinian culinary traditions. It balances interactive pasta making with shared regional wines and a friendly environment. The small group size and dedicated local chef ensure a personalized experience that many reviews highlight as worthwhile and fun.
This tour suits food lovers interested in authentic Sardinian cuisine and those wanting to take home practical pasta techniques. It’s particularly appealing for travelers seeking a relaxing countryside escape combined with culinary education. While it may not cover full meal preparation or complex dishes, it provides a delicious and memorable taste of Sardinian home cooking.
“Irene and Igor are a lovely couple and total foodies. We had a great time learning how to make the various pasta from tagliatelle to raviolis. we t…”
Is transportation provided for this tour?
No, transportation is not included. Guests should arrange their own way to the meeting point at Strada Cassonedda.
What is the duration of the class?
The class lasts approximately 3 hours.
Does the tour include wine?
Yes, regional local wine and beverages are included, and they complement the meal prepared during the class.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
Yes, guests are encouraged to inform the hosts about food allergies or dietary restrictions when booking.
What types of pasta shapes will I learn to make?
You will learn to prepare 5 different pasta shapes, such as tagliatelle and ravioli.
Is this experience suitable for beginners?
Yes, the instructor is praised for her clarity and patience, making it accessible for first-timers.
Is the class suitable for children?
While the data does not specify age restrictions, the small group size and hands-on nature suggest it’s best suited for adults or older children.
What makes this tour stand out?
The authentic farmhouse setting, passionate local chef, and regional wines provide a genuine Sardinian culinary experience that many reviews highlight as exceptional.