Cooking Classes in Marrakech
The busiest food scene — from grand riads to Berber home kitchens.
Taste the medina
Cooking Classes
Shop the spice souk with a chef, then cook your own tagine, couscous or pastilla in a riad kitchen. Vegetarian and vegan menus available.
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Cook like a local
Partner offerHands-on classes with market visits and shared meals.
What's usually included
All ingredients
Everything you cook with, plus aprons and equipment.
Chef instruction
Small groups with a local chef guiding each step.
The meal
You sit down and eat what you made — often with drinks.
Recipes to keep
Most classes send you home with the recipe cards.
Know before you go
- Duration
- Typically 3–5 hours including the market visit.
- Dietary needs
- Vegetarian and allergy options on most classes — flag when booking.
- Group size
- Smaller classes (6–10) give more hands-on time.
- Families
- Many classes welcome children with an accompanying adult.
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FAQ
Cooking Classes — good to know
Do I need cooking experience?+
No — classes are hands-on but beginner-friendly. Recipes and a Moroccan apron come home with you.