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Join a small-group pizza and tiramisù class in Positano, learn authentic recipes from locals, and enjoy a delicious meal with stunning views.

When it comes to experiencing Italy’s culinary soul, few things beat learning to make classic dishes directly from local hosts. This small-group Pizza and Tiramisu Class in Positano offers a genuine taste of Italy’s beloved flavors, combined with warm hospitality in a friendly, intimate setting. With just about 3 hours of hands-on cooking, you’ll walk away not only with new skills but also with a deeper appreciation for authentic Italian home cooking.
One of the standout features of this experience is the opportunity to connect with local home cooks, who treat guests like family. The class’s focus on fresh ingredients, traditional techniques, and pairing the dishes with Italian wine makes for an enriching culinary journey. However, a consideration for some might be the price point—at nearly $250 per person, it’s a more premium experience, but one that many find well worth the value for the authenticity and intimacy.
If you enjoy culinary classes that blend learning with culture, this experience is perfect for you. It suits food lovers, families, and anyone curious about how real Italians cook at home. For those seeking a relaxed, authentic, and memorable way to spend part of their time in Positano, this class hits all the right notes.

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This experience offers a delightful blend of hands-on cooking, cultural exchange, and relaxed enjoyment. You’ll join a carefully selected local host—referred to as a Césarine—who opens their home for this shared class. The setting is informal and welcoming, perfect for those who want to escape tourist traps and get a authentic glimpse into daily life in Positano.
Meet in Positano: The meeting point is in the heart of Positano, close to public transportation, making it easy to access. From there, you’ll typically head to the host’s home, which may be situated on a hillside or charming neighborhood. The actual duration of around 3 hours means you’ll have ample time for each step without feeling rushed.
Learning to Make Pizza: Expect to knead and shape the pasta dough, with guided tips from your host (often a family member with generations of experience). Many reviewers, including Gina, praised the warmth of their hosts like Carla and Rocco, who welcomed them with open arms and genuine pride in their culinary traditions. You’ll learn authentic techniques that go beyond just following a recipe—gaining insight into the tricks that make Neapolitan pizza so special.
Preparing Tiramisù: After the pizza, you’ll transition into crafting a classic tiramisù from scratch. Expect to assemble this layered dessert with quality ingredients, learning how to balance flavors and textures. The process is straightforward but rewarding, especially when you sit down to enjoy your own creation afterward.
Enjoying the Meal: Once cooking is complete, you’ll sit down together—often with a glass of Italian wine—to savor the dishes you made. As Sharon noted, the ambience and views contribute to a truly memorable meal. Many reviews mention the deliciousness of the food, with fresh vegetables from the host’s garden adding a special touch.
Gina’s review speaks to the warmth and friendliness of hosts Carla and Rocco, who shared family secrets and recipes. Michael appreciated the generosity of the family and the use of fresh vegetables from their garden, emphasizing the importance of ingredient quality in authentic Italian cooking. Joumana enjoyed a beautiful countryside setting, where the hosts greeted them with sparkling champagne and starters, elevating the experience beyond just cooking.
The class is designed to be family-friendly, welcoming all skill levels, from complete beginners to seasoned home cooks. The maximum group size of 10 ensures everyone gets personalized guidance, making it ideal for those who want a more intimate and relaxed atmosphere.
The price of $248.88 per person reflects the personalized experience, ingredients, wine, and the opportunity to learn from locals in a genuine environment. While it’s not inexpensive, many guests find it offers excellent value when you consider the quality of instruction, the authenticity, and the memorable setting.
This class isn’t just about learning recipes; it’s about connecting with local culture through food. The hosts’ warmth, the beautiful setting, and the chance to make and taste authentic dishes all contribute to a truly immersive experience. The opportunity to enjoy a homemade meal paired with Italian wine makes it more than just a cooking lesson—it becomes a memorable cultural moment.
For travelers seeking a break from busy sightseeing and a chance to step into a local home, this class offers a rare glimpse into everyday Positano life. It’s especially appealing for those who appreciate fresh ingredients, family recipes, and a relaxed, convivial atmosphere.

If you love cooking classes that feel personal and authentic, this is a perfect choice. It suits families, couples, or solo travelers looking for a memorable activity that combines food, culture, and scenic views. It’s ideal for those wanting to learn authentic recipes they can replicate back home, or simply enjoy a relaxed, delicious meal in a stunning setting.
However, if you’re seeking a high-energy, fast-paced culinary experience or a large group tour, this might not be the best fit. The focus here is on quality, connection, and authenticity—so patience and an open heart are recommended.

This small-group Pizza and Tiramisu Class in Positano offers an authentic, intimate culinary experience that goes beyond just recipes. It’s a fantastic way to connect with local life, learn traditional techniques, and enjoy a delicious meal in a beautiful setting. The intimate size and warm hosts ensure you get personalized attention, making it perfect for anyone wanting to deepen their appreciation of Italian cuisine.
While the price might seem high, the inclusion of fresh ingredients, wine, and the opportunity to cook alongside friendly locals justifies the cost for many. It’s a memorable activity that enriches your visit, especially if you love food, culture, and scenic views.
Ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers eager for an authentic experience, this class promises not just a meal but a genuine taste of Positano’s home-cooked hospitality.
How long is the class?
The class lasts approximately 3 hours, giving enough time for each step without feeling rushed.
Where does the experience take place?
It happens in a carefully selected local home in Positano, known for its welcoming atmosphere and beautiful views.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, the class is described as family-friendly and suitable for all ages, making it a fun activity for families.
What is included in the price?
The fee covers the cooking instruction, ingredients for pizza and tiramisù, and Italian wine to enjoy with your meal.
What should I wear?
Comfortable casual clothes are fine; you’ll be kneading dough and working with ingredients, so dress appropriately.
Is transportation provided?
Transport isn’t included, but the meeting point is near public transportation, making it easy to reach.
In all, this Cesarine experience is a wonderful way to add a personal, authentic touch to your Positano visit—perfect for food lovers eager to learn and enjoy in true Italian style.