Any Good food tours or cooking classes is Rome I should try?

[joyhannah]

Hello everyone,

Has anyone try a great food tour or cooking classes Rome that you want to recommend?

Love to hear any and all experiences you may have had.

Any Companies i should try or avoid?

[euro cruiser]

Have you been to Rome before?  Do you have a sense of what you'd like to see there?   That might help folks make suggestions more tailored to your interests.

[Joybest]

Good idea euro cruiser I have been to Rome a long time ago so I have seen many of the sites like the Colosseum and other locations there but I would still go tour. I will be there 3 1/2 days before my cruise and I thought I'd try some experiences this time was thinking of a nice food tour because I don't know anyone who doesn't like Italian food certainly not me and I would love to take a cooking class with pasta or pizza. Anything fun? Any suggestions? I'm happy to accept. 

[euro cruiser]

Katie Parla gets high marks for her food tours (full disclosure, I've not taken one but have heard good things):  Rome Walking Tours | Katie Parla

[Joybest]

Thanks I will look into that.

[Softball20]

I did a cooking class in Rome a few years ago that was fantastic!  It was through Cooking Classes in Rome - I'd do it again in a heart beat!  We also did a really good foodie tour (we do them in most of the places we visit, and this one was among the best).  For that we did Food Tours of Rome - it was an evening tour - so much fun.  I've googled both and they both are still in business. Enjoy!!

[TravelinTess]

We took a small group pasta making class through Airbnb Experiences our first day in Rome and it was fantastic.