choosing
Choosing a pasta class in Rome: three styles compared
The pasta party next to a restaurant class near Piazza Navona and a wine-led class near the Vatican.
Reserve your pasta party ↗Three pasta classes at a glance
| Class | Setting | Length |
|---|---|---|
| The pasta party | Meets near the Colosseum, three spritzes | Three hours |
| Fettuccine, ravioli and tiramisu | Restaurant near Piazza Navona | Three hours |
| Pasta and tiramisu with wine | Locally loved restaurant near the Vatican | 2.5 to 3 hours |
If you want a party
The pasta party is the one built around three spritzes, music and a mixed table, with fresh pasta finished in carbonara or cacio e pepe.
If you want a full menu
The fettuccine, ravioli and tiramisu class near Piazza Navona has you make two pastas and a tiramisu at your own station. Dishes are cooked and plated by the restaurant kitchen, and you finish with wine or a soft drink and limoncello or coffee.
If you want wine and a shared table
The pasta and tiramisu class near the Vatican pours wine, Prosecco and soft drinks freely at a locally loved restaurant. Guests describe sharing a table with other travellers, so it is not a quiet date night.
Diets and allergies
The pasta party cannot accommodate coeliac, gluten, lactose or vegan diets. The Vatican-side class offers substitutes for allergies and preferences, but its instruction follows the traditional recipe with gluten, dairy and eggs, and it cannot guarantee food free of cross-contamination.
Accessibility
The Piazza Navona class is shown as wheelchair accessible. Check the page of whichever class you choose before booking.
Cancelling
All three carry the same 24-hour cancellation window and the reserve now, pay later option, which gives you time to compare.