MARRAKESH · COOKING CLASSES
The classes worth booking.
The 15 marrakesh cooking classes 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“Great experience! Great host, driver early to pick us up! honestly superb experience! book it !”
Shop Marrakech’s souk with Moroccan women, learn mint tea ritual, cook 3–6 dishes in a Medina riad, and get recipes by email.
“I had a fantastic and educational cooking experience at kawtar and khmisa cooking workshop that I attended on 4/09/25 The entire experience was exceptional, and i left feeling inspired and more confident in cooking the Moroccan dishes. The chef teaching style was especially impressive. The instructor was knowledgeable, patient, and engaging throughout the lesson. This…”
Shop in a Marrakech market, learn mint tea, then cook Moroccan tagines and sides with a local chef. Recipes included, small-group value.
“Hassan was super friendly and showed us everything! He was really cautious to include everyone. All in all a really fun experience I would do again!”
Shop the Old Souk with Chef Khmisa, learn classic tagines and sweets, then eat your lunch in the Marrakech medina. 3 hours.
“The cooking class itself was a great experience and the food was delicious. However, we were told that we didn't need to take notes as the recipes would be sent out after the class, which never eventuated, even after two messages to reminding about it.”
Join Chef Laila in Marrakech for a hands-on Moroccan cooking class with a market-style start, tea lesson, and a 3-course meal.
“Hamza and his darling sister were our wonderful chefs. Hamza explained each ingredient and process clearly, in English and in French for the participants. It was a hands-on experience, infused with fun. The eight of us sat at the end to enjoy tRead more”
Cook Moroccan dishes in a Medina home with Chef Fatima or Yasser, learn spices, cook hands-on, then eat together with take-home recipes.
“So fun, well organised and Yasser was brilliant. Learnt so much and really nice to meet other people and swap tips for Marrakech. Will recommend to anyone I know who is visiting”
Cook Moroccan tagines, salads, bread, and tea stories in a Marrakech local home. 3 hours, $24, take-home recipes included.
“Super cookery class at a very basic level to make tagines and salads - super tasty, very informative and fun for our family. Our group was 12 which was well accommodated for prep and eating and doing this in the chef’s house made the experience even more enjoyable than say a cookery school.”
Small-group Marrakesh cooking class with Chef Hassan: market shopping, mint tea, hands-on tagines and couscous, then you eat together.
“Do not miss this one ! From start to finish, it was professional and well organized with clear instructions. The results were delicious !”
Shop Marrakech souks, learn spices and tea, cook tajine in a traditional riad, and leave with a recipe sheet. Small group, 4 hours.
“Amazing experience with two lovely ladies Hanhan and Karima, the whole day was well worth it and recipe was divine..well done ladies”
Moroccan cooking class in Marrakech with Chef Najla: shop for fresh ingredients, learn mint tea, and cook tagines and sides.
“My wife and I had a fantastic experience and would whole heartedly recommend this experience! We started at the local market where she gave us tips on how to choose the best local vegetables and then we picked up fresh chicken for our Read more”
Shop the Marrakech souq, cook a classic chicken tagine in a riad, then relax with mint tea and a meal you made.
“Karima, was a lovely host. A patient teacher, we did a chicken and vegetable tagine. the food was delicious.”
4-hour Marrakech Moroccan cooking class with market visit, hands-on tajines and desserts, and recipe PDF. $57 per person.
“This tour and cooking class was amazing. And the food we all cooked was authentic Moroccan food that was delicious. We highly recommend this tour and we will do it gain if we return to Marrakech.”
Cook Berber food in the Atlas Mountains from Marrakech: shop for ingredients, cook with a grandmother, meet local women, and enjoy lunch.
“Really lovely and authentic experience! The family were lovely, good delicious and scenery was amazing!”
Shop the Medina souk, cook with Chef Fatima, then eat a full Moroccan meal in a traditional riad with guide Yassir.
“I booked the class for me and my boyfriend and it exceeded all expectations. It was a top highlight of our trip. Yassir took us to the market and we picked out the ingredients, and then we spent the morning and early afternoon learning how to cook the dishes with Fatima. Their homemade spices are…”
Shop spices in Marrakech’s souk, cook a tagine or pastilla at Yassine’s family home, and finish with mint tea.
“I can’t say enough about our experience withYassine. We enjoyed the cooking class in his family home and meeting his parents as well. His sister was helping him and she was lovely too. It was so informative. He spent so much time going ovRead more”
