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The 6 oaxaca de juarez 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.
Market-to-kitchen vegetarian class in Oaxaca with an expert chef, wild mezcal, and a shared meal for $70.
Most Popular“We got lucky and had the chef and his protégé all to ourselves. It was an amazing experience to visit one of Oaxaca’s lesser-known local markets and then cook a truly great meal with fresh ingredients. Highly recommended!”
Shop Oaxaca markets with a chef, cook a traditional regional meal, then eat what you made with homemade tortillas and local drinks.
“The women teaching the class were so engaging and had warm hospitality. It was a bonus to see their family weaving and dying wool operation. Don't miss it.”
Oaxaca cooking class with a local market stop, hands-on Oaxacan breakfast, and mole lunch options in a small group.
“The entire experience was wonderful! Both options for English and Spanish. Market run was fantastic and hector was very informative about the food, locations, ways of cooking, and history of Oaxaca. Lovely time!”
Learn 10 Oaxaca salsas with Chef Oscar Carrizosa, then taste tacos paired with your creations at Casa Crespo for $80 in 2 hours.
“This was our second cooking class with Chef Oscar at Casa Crespo. (The first was a half-day cooking class two years ago.) Very fun time making the 10 different salsas. We (seven in our class) enjoyed them with multiple items prepared by the staff. Beer and mezcal included.”
Oaxaca cooking class with a market ingredient hunt in Etla. Learn memelitas, mole, chocolate de agua, mezcal and stories in 5 hours.
“I had a wonderful morning cooking with Aurora and Keri who come from a family of bakers. They were really knowledgeable about all the foods in Oaxaca and provided a wonderful experience. I feel their tour gives you something a bit different from other cooking courses - you go slightly out of central Oaxaca city…”
Oaxaca’s flexible cooking class pairs a local market stop with hands-on cooking, bilingual guidance, and a meal you helped make.
“really fun and lots of food !”