Cooking Classes and Food Tours in Morocco
Thirty-one experiences in Marrakech at a median of 36 euros, with 13,262 reviews. And a badge you are entitled to ask to see, because impersonating a guide here is a criminal offence.
Morocco has the cheapest cooking classes on this site and among the best reviewed: a median of 36 euros, 7,763 reviews on the classes alone, and a weighted rating of 4.94. Several are taught by named cooks in family houses, and the most reviewed of them has 1,862 reviews on its own.
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Food Tours Experiences in Morocco
Tangia Baked in the Hammam Embers, and Fifteen More
Nine or ten stops and more than fifteen tastings: sardines from a wood-fired bakehouse, snails in ras el hanout, and tangia slow-cooked in a hammam furnace.
The First Cooking School in Morocco, Taught by a Dada
La Maison Arabe opened Morocco's first cooking school in 2001, and a dada still teaches it. Individual workstations, and a one-hour or three-hour option.
The Marrakech Tour That Can Actually Adapt the Menu
Eight people, an evening on foot through the medina, and unlike most street food tours here this one adapts to dietary needs if you say so in advance.
Thirty Years of Riad Kitchens, Taught by Laila
Laila has cooked for guest houses and hotels for thirty years and taught the class for twelve of them. Four hours, near the Bahia Palace, English or French.
Twenty-Nine Kilometres Out, to a Berber Garden
Twenty-nine kilometres from Marrakech, an organic Berber garden with nothing touristic about it. Walk the farm, then cook. Driver, lunch and pickup included.
Two Hours In, the Meal Arrives: A Marrakech Home Kitchen
You cook for about two hours and then the meal is served, at lunch or at dinner. Tagine, Moroccan salads and dessert, in a home kitchen. Twelve people.
Yassine, His Mother, and a Quiet Marrakech Neighbourhood
A son and his mother teach it, in their own house in a quiet part of Marrakech, after a walk round the shops they actually buy from. Four hours, tea first.
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