Morocco · COOKING CLASSES IN MARRAKECH
The 15 best cooking classes in Marrakech you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there and work down.
Marrakech cooking class with hotel pickup. Learn tagine basics from a pro chef, cook a full meal, and eat it at Chouf l'Or.
“Mourad was very a kind chef, the time was good and the food was great. We learned a lot about cooking with the tagine.”
Marrakech cooking class with a local souk market visit, Moroccan chefs, and mint tea ritual, then cook tagines and pastilla with recipes.
“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!”
Marrakesh Moroccan dishes cooking class with a local chef: mint tea ceremony, market shopping, tagine feast, and recipes to take home.
“A truly amazing experience and we highly recommend to people who enjoy cooking or want to learn more about Moroccan cuisine. We received very clear instructions about the meeting location the day before via WhatsApp. The guides spoke perfect English and were welcoming and kind. After a stop at the souks to collect vegetables, in which each participant was asked to help choose something, we proceeded to the home and cooking location. We started with a mint tea ceremony, in which we learned a lot about this staple of Moroccan culture! Our chef did a wonderful job of explaining and assigning tasks to include everyone in the experience. We are…”
Shop Marrakech’s Old Souk with Chef Khmisa, cook a Moroccan starter, main, and dessert, then eat your meal in a Medina home.
“This cooking class was truly some of the best food we ate the whole time we were in Morocco (—especially the chicken tagine with lemon preserves) AND was such a unique and fun experience. Katwar hosts a seamless experience, taking us through the market and into her family home. It was great to learn the ingredients and the food truly was DELICIOUS.”
Half-day Moroccan cooking class in Marrakech with Chef Laila: shop spices, learn Moroccan tea, cook a 3-course meal, vegetarian options.
“It's a very fun experience with lots of hands on activities. Be ready to eat a lot of food as there is so much!!”
Cook Moroccan food with chef Fatima and family in the Medina. Learn spices, cook tagines, couscous, briwat, then eat together.
“Really good, all thoroughly enjoyed hands on approach and learnt a lot from our experienced chef Fatima. Would totally recommend this activity for all ages”
Cook Moroccan tagine, salads, and bread in a local medina home with Abdo, then share lunch. Small groups, recipes to take home.
“The cooking class was wonderful! Wr enjoyed trying out delicious recipes. Abdul was knowledgeable and made the experience fun. I highly recommend it!”
Cook a Moroccan tagine in a clean, high-tech kitchen at La Maison Arabe in Marrakech, then enjoy tea, flatbread, and a sit-down meal.
“The cooking class was a great experience, easy to follow and fun. Most definitely getting the most bang for your buck. Would recommend this to anyone, all the staff are super friendly and chatty”
Marrakesh cooking class with Chef Hassan: market tour, mint tea, hands-on tagines and optional couscous, lunch or dinner, recipes.
“Superb activity. We were 10 people from various countries. We cooked a meal together and ate the 4 tagine dishes and two side dishes together afterwards. They also send recipes and allowed photos or videos to record what we did. They really know how to cook. Good was delicious!”
Shop Marrakech souks, learn mint tea and spices, then cook chicken tajine in a traditional riad. Small group class with recipe sheet.
“FANTASTIC! The shopping in the local markets, our guide and her assistants, the riad where we cooked, the final food products......OMG, the experience was awesome.”
Hands on Moroccan cooking workshop in Marrakech at La Maison Arabe, with tea ceremony, bread demo, cooking, and tasting for about $35.
“This is a lovely experience, it was fun and nice to learn about the local food culture and tasting your own cooked meal at the end was a lovely treat! The ladies who ran the experience couldn't have been better hosts!”
Hands-on Moroccan cooking with Chef Najla in Marrakech, with mint tea, cookies, and fresh ingredient shopping nearby. Cook and eat.
“Brilliant cooking experience. Najla is full of knowledge and d passion for Moroccan cooking, spices and history. She is a brilliant teacher and has many entertaining stories to tell, keeping you entertained throughout the entire experience. One not to miss - couldn’t fault it! She has even cooked with the Housewives of Beverley Hills!”
4-hour Moroccan cooking class in Marrakech with a market visit, lunch or dinner, and an emailed recipe PDF for small groups.
“The hosts were fantastic. The event was very organized and i liked going shopping to the market to get ingredients for the cooking class. Overall it is very highly recommended.”
Cook with a Berber family in the High Atlas, shop for ingredients, then enjoy a 3-course lunch with mountain views from Marrakech.
“Fantastic experience, lovely day spent at welcoming home where we cooked together a traditional dish. Extremely enjoyable experience, at breathtaking surroundings. Highly recommend. Thank you!”
Marrakech cooking workshop at Lamai Chef: spices, mint tea, hands-on tajines, salads, bread, and sweets, then dine together. Private class.
“My daughter and I loved every minute of our first rate Moroccan cooking workshop experience with Lamai Chef. From start to finish, it was a blast. A perfect morning of learning how to make gorgeous food in a fun and informative way. And the hosts are so warm and welcoming too. Highly recommended and bon appetit!”
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