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The 13 cooking classes worth your time in Budapest, with what each one involves, the going price and the operator behind it.
Budapest market-to-apartment cooking class with Central Market tastings, hands-on Hungarian dishes, and wine pairings, about 4 hours.
Most Popular“We really loved spending the afternoon with Kinga - what a lovely outing for our family! Highly recommend”
Cook a 3-course Hungarian meal with Chef Marti in a cozy Budapest kitchen: choose a menu, taste palinka and wine, get recipes to take home.
“Fabulous! Marti was fun, informative and a delight to take a class from. A full evening filled with good company and food.”
Cook a 3-course Hungarian meal in Budapest with wine and palinka, plus an optional market walk at Central Market Hall.
“I booked the Cooking Class with optional Market Tour. The market tour was rushed with no time to purchase anything. The guide spent a considerable amount of time telling us what was not good to purchase in the market. After the group got into two taxis we rode 20 minutes to the location of the…”
Budapest Central Market Hall food walk and communal cooking class. Choose chicken paprikash or goulash, then eat with wine and pálinka.
“Thanks, Marcell! You were a cool person with whom I worked. I am stuffed!”
Shop Central Market Hall, taste pálinka and Hungarian wines, then cook a 4-course lunch in a small-group Budapest class.
“The market shopping was fun, and we enjoyed learning how to cook home style Hungarian food. The class was relaxed and informative, but the level of cooking was rather basic, not gourmet.”
Cook classic Hungarian dishes with Chef Marti in a small Budapest group, with free hotel pickup, drinks, and take-home recipes.
“Awesome experience! Marti was very informative about the food and how ingredients changed over the years”
Market stroll and hands-on Hungarian cooking with chef Marti in Budapest, ending with a sit-down meal and wine in a small group.
“Marti is an excellent tour guide and instructor. We had a thorough of the market and then she showed us how to make a delicious dinner. High recommend.”
Join Nelli from Budapest on a 2-hour Zoom cook-along. Cook chicken paprikash and nokedli, learn culture and wine stories.
“Nelly is a wonderful host. She knows so much about both Hungarian and international cuisine, and the recipe we made together was absolutely delicious. I purchased this class as a gift for a family member, and it was really cool that we could experience it together despite not being in the same location.”
Hands-on Hungarian cooking class in central Budapest with 3 courses, palinka and wine, small group up to 8, and English recipes.
“So much fun! We learned a lot about the history of Budapest’s food culture and about the ingredients we were using. The chef was so friendly and knowledgeable. We had a great time and the food we made was delicious!!”
Hands-on Jewish cooking class in Budapest: make egg paté, honey chicken, and rugelach with chef Marti and included drinks.
“This cooking class was one of the best we have done so far. We try to do at least one (and a lot of times more) cooking class in every country we visit in Europe. Marti was awesome! This class is full hands on. She doesn’t just show you how to mix, knead, or stir…”
Taste Hungarian market snacks, then cook a real 3-course meal at a Budapest studio, with Palinka, wine, and recipes to take home.
“This was absolutely incredible! An incredible tour, chef, so informative. Everything was perfect!”
Cook iconic Hungarian dishes in a small-group Budapest class with Marti, plus wine, homemade drinks, and take-home recipes.
“We've decided to join Marti at her apartment as we do not enjoy the commercial Tommy the Tourist things. Might I add that although it is in an apartment, it is not where she lives as by law, you are not allowed in Hungary to offer cooking classes or offer these services from your apartment.…”
Foodapest 2025 in Budapest: Central Market Hall walk and hands-on cooking class with palinka, local wine, and a shared Hungarian meal.
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