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Discover the authentic flavors of Sorrento with a hands-on pasta, tiramisu, and limoncello class, led by friendly chefs in a beautiful Amalfi setting.

If you’re craving an authentic taste of Italy that goes well beyond just eating, the Sorrento Feast cooking class offers a delightful way to learn and cook regional specialties right in the heart of the Amalfi Coast. With top-rated reviews, a welcoming atmosphere, and a focus on fresh ingredients and traditional recipes, this experience promises more than just a simple cooking lesson — it’s a genuine glimpse into Italian culinary culture.
What we particularly love about this tour is the small-group format, which guarantees personalized attention and a more intimate, relaxed vibe — a real plus if you prefer your cooking classes to feel friendly rather than rushed. The chance to harvest vegetables directly from the garden, learn to craft homemade pasta, and sip limoncello straight from the source makes it all the more authentic.
However, one thing to keep in mind is that the tour runs for about four hours, which might be a bit long for those with tight schedules or little patience for longer hands-on activities. Still, if you’re eager to dive deep into Italy’s culinary traditions, this class is a fantastic pick. Perfect for food lovers, budding chefs, or anyone wanting a memorable, local experience on their trip to Sorrento.

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The experience begins at the centrally located Piazza Torquato Tasso in Sorrento. From there, a friendly guide escorts you to the well-equipped kitchen where the class takes place. The setting is surprisingly charming, with a warm, welcoming vibe that immediately puts you at ease — no intimidating chef’s apron required!
One of the highlights, especially praised in reviews, is the garden tour. Here, you’ll see how fresh ingredients are harvested directly from the source, which makes a noticeable difference in flavor. You’re likely to learn about the farm-to-table approach that makes Italian cuisine so vibrant. As one reviewer put it, “We loved our cooking lesson and made ravioli and tiramisu, then ate them — delicious!”
Under the guidance of an English-speaking chef, you’ll get to craft classic dishes such as Caprese salad, homemade ravioli, and tiramisù. The instructors are often described as knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive — with some reviewers mentioning guides like Clorinda and Federica who shared personal stories and family traditions, adding depth to the experience.
Expect detailed explanations and interactive participation. As one guest noted, “Every step was amazing, and we loved being hands-on, especially making ravioli.” The process involves everything from rolling out pasta dough to filling and sealing, which many find both fun and rewarding.
Another standout is the limoncello making segment. You’ll learn how to prepare this iconic Italian lemon liqueur, often with a family touch that makes it extra special. This isn’t just a demonstration — you’ll get to do it yourself, which many reviews describe as a fun, “learning-while-doing” experience.
Once the cooking is done, you’ll sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor. The meal typically includes zucchini and eggplant, bread, and tiramisù, paired with local wines and limoncello tastings. Reviewers highlight how generous the portions are — “there was plenty of food and drink,” and “we ate what we made — it was all delicious.” The lunch setting is friendly, communal, and scenic, with many mentioning the peaceful atmosphere and panoramic views.
Guests consistently mention how informative and fun the class is, with small groups making it easy to ask questions and get individual attention. Many reviewers, like Courtney and Patrick, call it “the highlight of their trip,” praising the knowledgeable guides, the scenic location, and the quality of food and drinks.
Reviewers also love the personal stories shared by the instructors, which add a homey, familial touch. One guest said, “Clorinda shared her family stories, which made the experience feel like cooking with a friend or relative.”
The class is around four hours long, starting at 11:30 am, making it perfect for a late-morning or midday activity. The group is limited to 10 people, fostering a cozy environment where everyone gets involved. The price of about $120 per person includes the full cooking lesson, lunch, a selection of wines and limoncello, and a garden tour — excellent value considering the depth of experience.
While most guests find the experience smooth and enjoyable, some mention that on days with bad weather, the group can feel a bit crowded or noisy, especially if others are arriving due to canceled tours. Still, the guides make an effort to ensure everyone feels included and attended to. Vegetarian options are available, and dietary restrictions should be communicated at booking.
This class offers a rich, practical way to connect with Italian cuisine in a beautiful setting. It’s especially suited for those who want to learn new skills, taste authentic dishes, and meet fellow travelers. The small-group format and engaging instructors elevate it beyond a typical cooking demo. If you’re looking for a fun, educational, and delicious experience that leaves you with skills and recipes to recreate at home, this is an excellent choice.
The combination of knowledgeable guides, scenic views, quality wine and limoncello, and a focus on authentic ingredients makes this experience genuinely worthwhile. It’s perfect for foodies, couples, or families eager to enjoy a taste of local life in Sorrento.

This cooking class in Sorrento is more than just a culinary lesson—it’s a full-hearted taste of Italy’s food culture, shared in a relaxed, intimate environment. The delicious dishes, friendly guides, and scenic setting combine for a memorable experience that many reviewers say is the highlight of their trip.
The focus on fresh ingredients and authentic recipes means you’ll walk away not only with new skills but also with a deeper appreciation for Italian culinary traditions. Plus, the inclusion of limoncello making adds a fun, flavorful twist.
While the duration might be longer than some casual travelers prefer, those who enjoy hands-on learning and authentic local flavors will find it well worth the time. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or a curious beginner, this class delivers a solid dose of Italy’s best culinary secrets in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Is this tour suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, vegetarian options are available. Just be sure to advise at the time of booking so arrangements can be made.
What’s included in the price?
The fee covers the cooking class, lunch, English-speaking chef, garden tour, bottled water, and tastings of local wines and limoncello.
How long does the experience last?
It’s approximately four hours, starting at 11:30 am, making it ideal for a late morning or early afternoon activity.
Where does the class take place?
The class begins at Piazza Torquato Tasso in the center of Sorrento and then moves to a scenic, well-equipped kitchen on the Amalfi coast.
Is this experience good for small groups?
Yes, the maximum group size is 10, ensuring a personal and interactive experience.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund.
What kind of dishes will I learn to cook?
You’ll make a Caprese salad, homemade ravioli, tiramisu, and learn how to craft limoncello.
Are dietary restrictions accommodated?
Yes, just inform the tour providers in advance; they can usually accommodate dietary needs.
Do I need prior cooking experience?
No, this class is suitable for beginners and experienced cooks alike, focusing on traditional recipes with step-by-step guidance.
In summary, this hands-on cooking experience in Sorrento offers an engaging, authentic taste of Italy that’s perfect for food lovers eager to learn, taste, and take home skills from one of Italy’s most beautiful regions.