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Experience authentic Italian cuisine with a private pasta and tiramisu-making class in Rome, including free-flowing wine and take-home recipes in 3-4 hours.
Treat yourself to a delightful culinary journey through Rome with the Pasta Making Class with Tiramisu & Wine, offered by The Roman Food Tour. This 3 to 4-hour experience takes place near the Vatican, where an expert local chef guides you through the secrets of crafting two types of fresh pasta—fettuccine and ravioli—and classic tiramisu. With a highly rated program boasting a 4.8 out of 5 from 400 reviews, this class combines hands-on cooking, local hospitality, and free-flowing Italian wines.
While the location is convenient for visitors exploring central Rome, the meeting point may vary based on the selected option. The private group setting ensures a more personalized experience, and an English-speaking guide leads the way. This activity is perfect for food lovers, couples, solo travelers, and families, especially those eager to learn authentic recipes and enjoy a lively, engaging atmosphere.


This cooking class happens inside a beloved restaurant just a short walk from the Vatican. The venue’s central Rome location makes it easy for participants to combine with sightseeing. The restaurant is praised for its warm, welcoming atmosphere, ideal for hands-on cooking and sharing a meal afterward.
The meeting point may vary depending on the booking, but the provided coordinates (41.90752029418945, 12.45732307434082) help locate the exact spot. Directions and precise meeting instructions are shared in advance, ensuring a smooth start.
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This class provides step-by-step guidance by a knowledgeable chef like Claudio, Alessia, or Sonia, who bring both expertise and humor to the session. You begin by learning how to make tiramisu, using all traditional ingredients: mascarpone, eggs, coffee, sugar, and cocoa powder. The boss of making tiramisu is understanding how to mix and assemble the dessert, which is then enjoyed at the end of the class.
The pasta-making segment focuses on creating dough from scratch for fettuccine and ravioli. You’ll discover the best ingredients and techniques for achieving perfect pasta—from kneading the dough to rolling it out and filling the ravioli. The hands-on nature ensures everyone gets to participate in the entire process.
After preparing the pasta and tiramisu, you sit down to share the meal in the restaurant’s dining area, often complemented with limoncello and Italian coffee. The culinary journey ends with you taking home recipes to recreate these authentic dishes at home.

Guests consistently praise the guides and chefs for their professionalism, humor, and attentiveness. Names like Liz, Patrik, Lorenzo, and Arna are mentioned for making the class engaging and lively. The guides’ ability to connect with participants, answer questions, and keep spirits high stands out.
Many reviews highlight how guides manage the pace to suit the group, ensuring everyone feels comfortable regardless of cooking experience. The informal, friendly atmosphere helps create lasting memories and new friendships.

Throughout the class, free-flowing wine and prosecco keep the mood festive and relaxed. Several reviews mention how much fun they had laughing, drinking, and cooking together. The generous servings of alcoholic beverages add to the informal, convivial atmosphere.
Toward the end, a shot of limoncello caps the experience, providing a sweet, citrusy finish. The addition of Italian wines and spirits makes this class not just about cooking but about enjoying the moment and celebrating Italian hospitality.
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Guests consistently rave about the taste and quality of the food prepared. The pasta—whether fettuccine or ravioli—turns out to be delicious and fresh, much appreciated for learning proper techniques. The tiramisu is described as creamy and flavorful, with many mentioning that it is the best they’ve ever had.
The meal prepared by participants is served family-style, offering more than enough for everyone. The combination of pasta, tiramisu, wine, and limoncello provides a full, satisfying experience that doubles as a tasting menu.
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Many reviews note the value for money in this activity, emphasizing the all-inclusive nature—unlimited wine, hands-on instruction, meal, and recipes. The private group option enhances the feeling of exclusivity, making it an ideal choice for special occasions or celebrations.
Booking allows free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, offering flexibility for travelers’ plans. The option to reserve now and pay later adds further convenience.

The 3 to 4-hour program is praised for being long enough to thoroughly cover each step but not so lengthy as to be tiring. The pacing keeps everyone engaged, with plenty of time to cook, eat, and socialize.
Participants appreciate the relaxed atmosphere, with ample time for questions and interaction. The class size usually ranges from small groups to larger classes, but the personal attention remains high.

While the tour is generally accessible and suitable for most adults, no specific physical requirements are detailed. The venue is described as comfortable, though no mention of special accessibility features is provided. It’s ideal for food lovers and those interested in Italian culture, with many reviews mentioning family-friendly and solo traveler enjoyment.

What sets this class apart is its combination of authentic recipes, friendly guides, and generous drinks. The local restaurant is highly praised for its warm ambiance, and the personalized experience—especially with private group options—makes it a personalized culinary adventure.
Plus, the focus on both pasta and tiramisu means you leave with skills to recreate a full Italian meal. The proximity to the Vatican adds convenience for visitors exploring central Rome.
This pasta and tiramisu class offers more than just cooking; it provides a fun, social environment where learning and laughter go hand in hand. The expert guidance and generous drinks ensure a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere. The restaurant’s location near the Vatican makes it a logical extension for travelers exploring Rome’s attractions.
Participants consistently praise the quality of the food, the friendliness of the guides, and the overall value. The ability to take home recipes makes this experience particularly memorable and practical.
Is this a private experience?
Yes, private group options are available, providing a more personalized experience.
What is included in the price?
The price includes hands-on cooking, unlimited prosecco, wine, and limoncello, meal, and recipes to take home.
How long does the class last?
The activity lasts 3 to 4 hours, offering a thorough but relaxed pace.
Where does the class meet?
The meeting point is near the Vatican at the coordinates 41.90752029418945, 12.45732307434082, though it may vary depending on the booking option.
Is there any physical activity involved?
The class involves hands-on pasta and tiramisu making; no specific physical requirements are noted.
Can I cancel if needed?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for travel plans.
This Rome: Pasta Making Class with Tiramisu & Wine offers a rich, fun-filled opportunity to learn authentic Italian recipes, indulge in free-flowing wine, and enjoy a delicious meal in a friendly, lively environment. It suits foodies, wine lovers, and anyone wanting a memorable cultural experience in Rome.
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