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If you happen to be around Palazzo Madama - Sede del Senato della Repubblica, visit InRome Cooking Classes. Most guests of this place say that perfectly cooked spaghetti carbonara, pizza roma and filet américain are served here. Tasty Italian gelato, tiramisu and biscotti will impress you at the first bite. Prosecco is delicious, try it.
It's easy to find this spot due to its great location. The energetic staff reflects the style and character of InRome Cooking Classes. Terrific service is something clients like here. When you enter this place, pay your attention to the cool atmosphere. Google gives it 5 so you can choose this place to have a good time here.
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Debora W.
12 days ago on Google
Great class! We made gelato and Roman style pizza from scratch, and we got to eat what we made. Julio, our instructor, was awesome, funny and answered our questions with great patience! I highly recommend InRome cooking classes. I wish I could stay longer in Rome to take another cooking class with them…
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Dawn Hirsch
2 months ago on Google
Maurizio was a wonderful Trastevere Food Tour guide! I appreciated him sharing local history and information in addition to the history of the food. He shared how the Trastevere neighborhood got its name and the small facts about buildings and fountains as we passed by. The food was fun and very Roman. We started with an aperitivo, tried suppli, pizza bianca, fried zucchini flower, caccio e peppe, amatriciana, and gelato. Maurizio provided fun facts about the origin of the dishes, origin of ingredients, how it’s prepared, and small tidbits such as the cheese pull of the suppli is called a “phone line.” These weren’t my favorite foods I’ve had this trip, as it was very carb and cheese heavy, but I am very happy to have tried everything and some foods surprised me. I especially liked the fried zucchini flower and the potato pizza. I wouldn’t have come across those on my own. Maurizio was kind at the end of the tour to ask how we were getting back since the tour ended in a different location than it started. He even helped call the car company for us to make sure we were good! I also got some great shots of St. Peter’s Basilica in the skyline at golden hour, it was a great time to be walking around.
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Response from the owner
2 months ago
Ciao Dawn! We are so glad you had a great experience with us. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
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Carlo LaMonica
2 months ago on Google
Giulio was an amazing cooking instructor. We took the class with our two daughters, and we all had an amazing time making pizza and gelato. InRome Cooking is a must-do for anyone visiting Rome who wants to take a break from the Museum tours and sightseeing. After you finish your meal, they provide you with the recipes so you can go home and try to make it again. An unforgettable experience!
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Response from the owner
a month ago
We are so glad this cooking class was an unforgettable experience for you and your family! We hope you try out the recipes at home and we look forward to welcoming you back to Rome soon!
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Corso del Rinascimento, 63-65 Vicolo Savelli, 11, Via Giustiniani, 18, Rome, Lazio, Italy
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| SundaySun | 9AM-11PM |
| MondayMon | 9AM-11PM |
| TuesdayTue | 9AM-11PM |
| WednesdayWed | 9AM-11PM |
| ThursdayThu | 9AM-11PM |
| FridayFri | 9AM-11PM |
| SaturdaySat | 9AM-11PM |
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