Top 6 Casablanca Cooking Classes

1.Cook Moroccan Food & Try on Traditional Clothes like a local

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 213 reviews · from $61Our pick

Spend four hours in Wissal’s Casablanca home cooking family recipes with her mother, from tagine and couscous to salads and pastilla. You’ll enjoy tea, mocktails, sweets, and local conversation, then try traditional caftans and takchitas for photos. Vegetarian and vegan menus are available by request.

“This experience, the first after the night I arrived Morocco could not have been better selected for me to be welcomed in! I know I love to cook and eat but I had no idea the thrilling experience that awaited with Wissal. To start with, the conversation before our meeting was pRead more”

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2.Old local Market visit+Moroccan cooking class with a local family

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 84 reviews · from $59

Join Inas and her family in Casablanca for a four-hour home cooking experience. Shop for fresh ingredients at a neighborhood souk, then prepare tagine, couscous, pastilla, Moroccan tea, and sweets using family recipes. Vegetarian and vegan options are welcome, and groups are limited to six.

“We had a wonderful day with Ines and her family. We had a choice of meals and shopped accordingly and she gave us a lot of information on how to prepare a proper tagine and tips on making a lovely mint tea. Would highly recommend this experience.”

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3.Private Casablanca Market Tour and Cooking Class with Chamsi

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · from $170

Meet Chamsi in Hay El Hana for a welcome drink, a guided Casablanca market visit, and a hands-on cooking class in her home. Shop for seasonal produce and spices, then prepare lunch or dinner with dessert and wine. Vegetarian meals are available, and the tour is private.

“I had a terrific time with Chamsi. She was very gracious, and I enjoyed meeting her family. The food we made was absolutely delicious. Highly recommended.”

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4.Casablanca : Traditional Moroccan Cooking Class with Locals

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · 4 hours · from $60

Spend four hours in Inas’s Casablanca home learning family recipes for tagine, couscous, pastilla, and salads. You will cook with fresh ingredients, hear about Moroccan customs, and eat with the family afterward. Arabic, French, and English are spoken, and groups are limited to 10.

“Inas and her family are the most wonderful people in Casablanca. Their hospitality is overwhelming and one feels at home directly! The experience is my favourite one of Morocco: cooking with Inas, sharing stories and learning about the moroccan culture, land and people is such an wonderful addition. If you are in Casablanca, I can only recommend visiting Inas!”

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5.Moroccan Baking Bliss in Casablanca Sweet Discoveries Await

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 15 reviews · from $40Best value

Join Khadija in her Casablanca kitchen for a four-hour, private Moroccan baking class. Make four cookies and two crepes, brew mint tea, hear family food stories, enjoy vegetarian-friendly dishes, and leave with recipes, pastries, and a local gift.

“What a wonderful experience. The instruction was thorough and taught with much patience. A great variety of snacks prepared and was a pleasant afternoon with good food and conversation.”

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6.Cook Moroccan Food & Try on Traditional Clothes like a local

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · 4 hours · from $60

Spend four hours in Casablanca with Wissal and her mother, cooking tagine, couscous, or pastilla, learning family spice secrets, sipping Moroccan coffee and mint tea, and trying on caftans and takchitas. The small-group class costs $60 and includes a recipe ebook.

“We were so excited to learn and share with Wissal. We began with coffee and meeting the family. The chopping and learning about Moroccan spices was great for all 4 of us. There was plenty of time for asking questions about life in Morocco and the meal at the end was delicious. I would recommend this for those who love to cook and those just learning.”

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