Milan: Italian Cooking Class with Food and Wine

3-Hour Cooking Class, Wine Included

Milan: Italian Cooking Class with Food and Wine

★ 4.7 578 verified reviews on the listing

Good pick for travelers who want a real cooking class without paying boutique prices, since 3 hours and $39 buys hands-on cooking plus wine.

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Duration
3 hours
Meeting point
Chef and the City, a street-level shop on Via Laura Ciceri Visconti with three big windows and three red signs above them; ring the bell at the main window door when you arrive.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Run by
CHEF AND THE CITY

CHEF AND THE CITY runs this 3-hour hands-on class from a street-level shop on Via Laura Ciceri Visconti, marked by three big windows and three red signs. Rated 4.7 across 578 reviews, from $39 per person. Ring the bell at the main window door when you arrive.

What Is Included

The $39 from-price covers the cooking session itself, the meal you prepare, and the wine poured with it. That is the whole shape of the fare: instruction, food, and drink under one price, with nothing listed as paid separately. For context, Budget Your Trip puts the average Milan cooking class at $162, so this listing sits well below the typical cost. Anything you buy on the way to the venue, or extras beyond the listed inclusions, is your own spend.

Where It Starts And How Meeting Works

The class meets at Chef and the City, a street-level shop on Via Laura Ciceri Visconti. The place is easy to spot: three big windows with three red signs above them. When you arrive, ring the bell at the main window door and the team will let you in. Arrive a few minutes early so the session can start on time, and check the live booking page for the exact start times on your date.

What The Experience Is Actually Like

Three hours, one kitchen, and a menu built around the dishes most visitors only eat. This class by CHEF AND THE CITY is hands-on from the start: you roll dough, shape pasta, and assemble the tiramisù yourself rather than watching a demonstration from the back of a room. The food and wine in the title is literal. What you cook becomes the meal, poured alongside Italian wine, so the session ends around a table rather than a sink full of dishes. The from-price of $39 per person sits at the bottom of Milan's cooking-class range, which makes this one of the more accessible entry points on the roster. It carries a 4.7 rating across 578 reviews. Groups are kept workable, the pace suits beginners, and the recipes are the kind you can actually reproduce at home once the holiday is over.

Who It Suits, And Who Should Skip It

At $39 per person, this CHEF AND THE CITY session is the cheapest cooking class on our Milan roster, and that price shapes who it fits. It suits first-timers, travelers on a short city break, and anyone who wants a three-hour hands-on intro to Italian home cooking without committing a full afternoon or a premium budget. The 4.7 rating across 578 reviews suggests a format that reliably lands for casual learners. It is less suited to confident cooks who already make fresh pasta at home; they would get more from the Cesarine small-group sessions, or from pairing a class with a market visit. Families with young children should check the listing's age policy before booking, since format and kitchen space vary.

Price And Cancellation

From $39 per person for 3 hours, this is the lowest from-price among the cooking classes compared here, well under the $162 average that Budget Your Trip reports for Milan cooking classes. Free cancellation applies. Prices move with demand, so treat the live booking page as the source of truth.

What Milan Visitors Ask Before Booking

Where does the Italian cooking class with food and wine start?

It meets at Chef and the City, a street-level shop on Via Laura Ciceri Visconti. Look for three big windows and three red signs above them, then ring the bell at the main window door when you arrive. The exact start time for your date is on the live booking page, so check it before you head out.

How long does it last?

The class runs for 3 hours. That is the standard length for Milan cooking classes on this roster, and it is enough time for a full hands-on cycle: preparation, cooking, and then sitting down to eat what you made, with wine poured alongside the meal. Plan for the whole session and avoid booking anything tight immediately after, since the meal at the end is part of the experience and you will not want to rush it.

What food and drink is included?

The class runs three hours and works on the classic Italian format: you cook the dishes with the chef, then sit down and eat what you made. The food you prepare is your meal, and wine is served with it, as the listing title makes clear. Given the tour name, expect a set menu built around pasta staples rather than a choose-your-own-dish format, and confirm any dietary needs at booking time since kitchens with fixed recipes cannot always adapt on the day. Free cancellation applies, so dietary questions can be resolved with the operator before you travel rather than at the counter.

Can I cancel this booking?

Yes. This booking comes with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time, and this listing's own terms allow it: cancel up to 24 hours before the start and you pay nothing; cancel later, or simply not show up, and the full amount is kept. Plans shift when travelling, so check the exact cancellation terms on the live booking page before you confirm, since that page carries the conditions that apply to your specific date and time.

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