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The classes worth booking.
The 15 cooking classes in morocco travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, where the kitchen is, whether the market walk is included, how many hours at the stove, and what a seat at the counter costs.
Marrakech hotel pickup Moroccan cooking class with professional chefs, mint tea, Tajine, and lunch at Chouf l'Or in 3 hours.
Most Popular“Mourad was very a kind chef, the time was good and the food was great. We learned a lot about cooking with the tagine.”
Shop Marrakech’s souk with Moroccan women, learn mint tea ritual, cook 3–6 dishes in a Medina riad, and get recipes by email.
“This was an awesome activity to do in Marrakech! And the fact that we went out to buy the ingredients ourselves was a really nice touch. We learned lots from Kawtar and Khimsa. And we even got the recipes of the delicious food we prepared, which was nice. I would recommend!”
Shop in a Marrakech market, learn mint tea, then cook Moroccan tagines and sides with a local chef. Recipes included, small-group value.
“The chef was very nice, and answered all of our questionsI we learned a lot! And the food was Amazing!”
Shop the Old Souk with Chef Khmisa, learn classic tagines and sweets, then eat your lunch in the Marrakech medina. 3 hours.
“This was a super fun experience, and you come away with skills you can use at home while having a great time.”
Join Chef Laila in Marrakech for a hands-on Moroccan cooking class with a market-style start, tea lesson, and a 3-course meal.
“Laila and her family were absolutely wonderful. Welcoming, engaging, educational and patient. We would highly recommend her to any group of friends / family / individuals who want to learn more about Moroccan cuisine.”
Cook Moroccan dishes in a Medina home with Chef Fatima or Yasser, learn spices, cook hands-on, then eat together with take-home recipes.
“Had an amazing time, was the best food we had in Morocco! Everything was very well explained. Yasser made sure the class was very interactive, it was nice to learn more about the culture.”
Cook Moroccan tagines, salads, bread, and tea stories in a Marrakech local home. 3 hours, $24, take-home recipes included.
“I don’t normally take part in organised activities on holiday so I don’t normally write reviews. But Abdul’s cooking class was so unexpectedly wonderful I wanted to comment. This was totally out of my comfort zone as I’m no cook, but it was a rainy day, so a friend and I signed up. Two families…”
Small-group Marrakesh cooking class with Chef Hassan: market shopping, mint tea, hands-on tagines and couscous, then you eat together.
“Just brilliant! Ahmed and Hussain were great hosts, very engaging and spoke several languages effortlessly. We learnt to make traditional Moroccan tea, four tagines and two side dishes. The food was simple but delicious. There were three “teRead more”
Shop Marrakech souks, learn spices and tea, cook tajine in a traditional riad, and leave with a recipe sheet. Small group, 4 hours.
“The cooking class was very interesting we learned a lot and were able to go to the market to buy the fresh produce. The group was dynamic and our guide was also very involved.”
Moroccan cooking class in Marrakech with Chef Najla: shop for fresh ingredients, learn mint tea, and cook tagines and sides.
“It was one of my Highlights during my Trip to Marrakech. Najla is very welcoming and gave us beside the insides of the Moroccan cuisine tips for places to buy fresh spices and ceramics. I really reccomend her class.”
Shop the Marrakech souq, cook a classic chicken tagine in a riad, then relax with mint tea and a meal you made.
“What a lovely way to learn about Moroccan cooking and the ways of the food markets in Marrakech. The guides were knowledgeable and helpful. The Riad we cooked in was beautiful. Long lunch in the sunshine in the rooftop. Gorgeous.”
4-hour Marrakech Moroccan cooking class with market visit, hands-on tajines and desserts, and recipe PDF. $57 per person.
“It was my first cooking class and I loved it very much! Bouchra guided our group very well, and the course meal we cooked together was delicious. I would recommend other tourists to join this class and learn a lot about the Moroccan food and culture.”
Cook Berber food in the Atlas Mountains from Marrakech: shop for ingredients, cook with a grandmother, meet local women, and enjoy lunch.
“Nice trip! Good guide, genie Verry enthusiastic I recommend the trip!”
Shop the Medina souk, cook with Chef Fatima, then eat a full Moroccan meal in a traditional riad with guide Yassir.
“The meeting place and time time were changed the evening before. It was not made clear that a new meeting place had been selected; I was simply sent a map reference with no comment at all. I arrived on time in the agreed meeting place and no-one met me. No attempt was made to find…”
Shop spices in Marrakech’s souk, cook a tagine or pastilla at Yassine’s family home, and finish with mint tea.
“My Mom and I signed up for Yassine's class to bring back the knowledge of how to prepare a classic Moroccan meal using a tagine. Yasmine delivered beyond our expectations. Him and his family welcomed us with open arms and were very hospitable. Yassine took the time to explain what to look for when selecting…”
