HANDS-ON COOKING · COOKING CLASSES WITH A MARKET TOUR IN PORTUGAL
The 6 best cooking classes with a market tour in Portugal you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is hands-on. Number one is at the top for a reason.
Explore Porto’s Bolhão Market, ride across the Luís I Bridge, and enjoy a small-group Portuguese cooking show with wine and lunch.
“Great insight into the local market produce then excellent showcase cooking class. We were able to join in and this made the experience even better.”
Shop Lisbon’s local market, cook Portuguese dishes, and share a wine-filled lunch in a small group with Cooking Lisbon.
“Great morning with market visit and cooking class. The visit was fun and the food was amazing. We would definitely do this again.”
Cook Portuguese and Goan dishes with Paula, shop at Almada’s local market, and share a private meal just across the Tagus from Lisbon.
“Paula is a fantastic host, she welcomes you into her home and makes you feel like family. I couldn't imagine a better day than the day we spent with Paula cooking and learning about the surrounding area. One of our best days on our trip to Portugal.”
Shop Lisbon’s Arroios Market, cook Portuguese dishes with Antónia, and share a wine-filled lunch in a local home.
“Can’t say enough positive things about our afternoon with Maria at the market, cooking, eating and drinking in her home. Truly the highlight of our Portugal travels. We learned so much about Portuguese foods and culture. Our time went by so quickly with wonderful conversation and we left feeling like we had truly made friends in Portugal. Would recommend that anyone who wants a true Portuguese family experience do this cooking class with Maria. There is no place else you will experience this!”
Shop Loulé Market, cook Algarve seafood with Paula, and share a Portuguese meal in her home during this private 4.5-hour class.
“We had an incredible experience at the market with Paula and in her home cooking. We learned about 4-5 traditional Portugese dishes, but all tailored for what we like and would eat or make again at home. She was a wonderful host and we were certainly full upon leaving!!”
Shop Algés Market, cook a three-course Portuguese seafood meal, and learn local food traditions in a small Lisbon class.
“Learning a lot about the how's and why's of Portuguese foods and cooking. The 2 ladies were very nice and kind and patient with me since I wasn't feeling the best during that time. The food was very interesting and good. I learned a lot not to mention a few techniques that I can use in my own kitchen at home. 😃”
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