MOROCCO
Morocco's classics.
Morocco's 10 most popular cooking classes, with what each one is really like on the ground, who runs them, and what you will pay.
Hotel pickup and mint tea at Chouf l’Or for a 3-hour Moroccan cooking class. Learn tajine and orange de cannelle.
“Chef was great! He was entertaining and kept us engaged. I really enjoyed making tagine!”
Shop Marrakech spices in the souk, learn the mint tea ritual, cook 3–6 Moroccan dishes in a riad, and get recipes for $40.
“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 with a local in Marrakesh, learn mint tea, cook tagines as a team, then eat a full Moroccan buffet and take recipes home.
“Totally fantastic - best cookery class I have ever been to. Food was delicious and so great that we did a variety of dishes so ended up with a proper Moroccan feast. Highly recommend”
Shop a real Marrakech souk, cook with Chef Khmisa in her Medina home, then eat the results over a shared lunch and mint tea ritual.
“We had a great time learning about Moroccan cooking, using spices, and a bit of the history of the food and culture. We met outside and once our group was together we started into the souk to talk to merchants and pick out our ingredients. Everything was fresh and once we had our grocery list…”
Half-day Marrakech cooking with Chef Laila. Shop spices, learn Moroccan tea, cook a 3-course meal, and eat together.
“Great atmosphere, very funny and friendly chefs, amazing food! We loved this experience with Laila and het daughter, we absolutely recommend it.”
Cook Moroccan salads, briwat, tajines and dessert with Chef Fatima and family in Marrakech. Hands-on lesson plus meal, recipes included.
“The whole experience was informative with lots of tips on the process of cooking with a Tagine. Our chef was great and everyone got a chance to have a try of something. Best of all we ate the food which was extremely good. I even had some freshly milled spices to take home great experience”
Hands-on Moroccan cooking in a local Medina home. Learn tagine, salads, zaalouk, and bread, then eat together with recipes.
“it started well on time, well organized.. above all, it was a small group of 5 people so we all got to actively participate in the activity, interact with each other. we not only learnt about Moroccon culture but about the cultures of other participants as well. This was an added benefit. good value for…”
Learn Moroccan cooking at La Maison Arabe in Marrakech with spotless stations, a tea ritual, flatbread demo, and tagine tasting. 1 or 3 hours.
“My friend and I really enjoyed the experience, Chef Sanaa was lovely and guided us through the whole cooking process. The Kitchen and location was incredible and the tagine came out perfectly! The best activity we booked by far when visiting Marrakech.”
Shop for fresh ingredients in a local market, cook tagines with Chef Hassan, learn mint tea, and leave with recipes. Small group.
“This was a great and very interesting time with Hassan and Ahmed. Words cannot describe. Everyone was able to participate in some part of the preparation. The tea demonstration was was very detailed. Hassan was engaged with the entire group in preparing an excellent and tasty lunch. Absolutely recommendable!”
Shop Marrakesh spices in the souks, cook tajine in a traditional riad, sip mint tea, and leave with recipes and market know-how.
“It was a great opportunity learning how to cook an authentic chicken tagine with preserved lemon and olives, Moroccan salad and dessert. The tagine was especially tasty. Chef was very informative and knowledgeable. Many thanks.”
