Rome: Pizza & Tiramisù Cooking Class with Unlimited Wine

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Duration2h 30m

GroupUp to 15

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Pizza making laughter in Trastevere with local chef and endless wine

You’ll roll up your sleeves in Trastevere for a hands-on cooking class led by a local chef who keeps things lighthearted. Expect sticky fingers from stretching pizza dough, laughter over tiramisù mishaps, and plenty of stories (and wine) shared around the table. By the end you’ll feel more like family than classmates — with a full belly to prove it.

2h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Hands-on pizza and tiramisù class

Meet local chef in Trastevere
Enjoy prosecco or spritz aperitivo
Learn to stretch pizza dough
Prepare pizza with fresh toppings
Make classic Italian tiramisù
Eat pizza and tiramisù
Drink unlimited wine and beer

The Experience

I’ll be honest, we were late because I couldn’t figure out the tram ticket machine (why do they never work when you need them?). But our chef, Marco, just grinned and handed me a glass of prosecco as soon as we walked in. The kitchen smelled like flour and basil, and there was this warm buzz — you could hear someone kneading dough at the next table, kind of rhythmic, almost soothing. Marco started cracking jokes about Roman pizza versus Neapolitan, but I was mostly focused on not dropping my drink.

We got right into the pizza dough — my hands were sticky and I kept sneaking glances at the others to see if their dough looked any better. It didn’t really matter though; Marco circled around, showing us how to stretch it without tearing (he made it look so easy). He told us stories about his grandmother’s kitchen in Trastevere while tossing flour everywhere. Someone asked if pineapple was allowed on Roman pizza and he pretended to faint — classic. The smell of tomatoes simmering hit me then, sharp and sweet at the same time.

Making tiramisù was messier than I expected — there’s something funny about strangers dipping ladyfingers together and arguing over how much espresso is too much. I accidentally knocked over a bowl of cocoa powder and everyone laughed (including me, once I stopped coughing). After all that, we sat down around a big wooden table with our pizzas, passing bottles of red wine like old friends even though most of us had just met an hour ago. There was this moment where everything went quiet except for forks scraping plates — maybe it was the wine or maybe it was just good food in Rome doing its thing.

What’s included

Your evening includes all ingredients for making your own pizza and tiramisù from scratch under the guidance of an expert chef in a private Trastevere kitchen space.
You’ll enjoy a welcome glass of prosecco or spritz on arrival before diving into hands-on cooking.
Afterward, relax over your creations with unlimited wine or beer (soft drinks for kids) as part of a small group experience before heading out into Rome’s lively streets again.

Good to know

Public transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Devour Italy Food Tours