The 10 Best Cooking Classes That End in Coffee

1.Da Nang Cooking Class with Coffee Tasting and Market Visit

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 310 reviews · from $45Our pick

Meet Jolie or one of her friendly cooking hosts at a Da Nang coffee shop for a tasting and brewing lesson. Shop for ingredients at a local market, then cook at least four Vietnamese dishes in a family home before sitting down to eat. The class lasts about 3.5 hours.

“Excellent experience 😊. At the local coffee shop, we meet Rosie and introduced ourselves, and Rosie gave us great insight into coffee production in Viet Nam and we got to practice some Vietnamese phrases. At the market Rosie shared Read more”

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2.Hanoi Cooking Class: Pho/Bun Cha/Banh Xeo…+Free Egg/Salt Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 267 reviews · from $19

At Rose Kitchen’s hidden garden villa, choose one dish such as phở, bún chả, bánh xèo, or spring rolls, then cook it with an English-speaking Culture Storyteller such as Simon. Finish with complimentary egg, coconut, salt, or drip coffee, plus local food stories.

“Our chef Simon was great! What a cool guy with so much international life and cooking experience! We enjoyed every second of it!”

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3.Vietnamese Bread & Brew: Banh Mi Baking Class & Specialty Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · from $34

At Love Kitchen Lab in Hanoi’s Tây Hồ district, an English-speaking home chef guides you through baguette dough, pickled vegetables, savory fillings, sauces, and Vietnamese specialty coffee. The small-group class lasts about four hours and includes ingredients, equipment, wine tasting, recipes, and a meal.

“I was ill and could not attend, but Jane was unbelievable! She offered to switch me to the next day, but I left Hanoi then. So, she sent me some fabulous gifts by currier. What a delightful surprise!! I am hopeful to take the class upon my return to Hanoi. Thank you, Jane!!”

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4.1 hour Egg Coffee Cooking Class with Snack and Local Instructor

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 72 reviews · from $15Best value

At Hai’s Restaurant in District 1, you’ll learn the story of Vietnamese egg coffee, watch a decorated sample, then whip up your own cup with step-by-step help. The one-hour class is capped at 15 people, includes coffee, ingredients, and a spring roll, and lets you adjust the sweetness.

“It’s great fun and a quick and easy experience in Ho Chi Mhin city. The team who looked after us spoke great English and made it good fun. The coffee itself is an “acquired taste” but don’t let that put you off!”

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5.Market Tour and Cooking Class with a Coffee Ceremony at a Home in Addis Ababa

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 32 reviews · from $168

Spend 3.5 hours with Daniel and Tigist in Addis Ababa, visiting a local market, cooking Ethiopian dishes such as injera, and taking part in a hand-roasted coffee ceremony at their home. This private experience is personal, seasonal, and available for lunch or dinner.

“Daniel, his wife and children were such a delight! They were very accommodating from the moment I arrived in Addis Ababa. From helping me visit a museum to inviting me into their home to prepare and eat the food, it was a wonderful day! They were extremely persoRead more”

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6.Ethiopian Cooking Class and Coffee Ceremony with a Local in Addis with transfers

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 14 reviews · from $154

Spend about four hours with Daniel and Tigist in their Addis Ababa home. Tigist leads you through shiro or tibs and injera, while Daniel adds context on Ethiopian food, culture, and history. You will also roast coffee and take part in a traditional ceremony, with hotel transfers included.

“In addition to the wonderful cooking experience given by Daniel and his lovely family, Daniel gave us an inside look into his neighborhood in the hills on the outskirts of Addis and answered any and all of our questions about Ethiopian culture. This experience made our time in Read more”

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7.Coffee Making and Cooking Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 12 reviews · from $17

At Da Nang Home Cooking Class, you’ll prepare four Vietnamese dishes at your own station, then learn phin coffee, egg coffee, salt coffee, and coconut coffee. English-speaking instruction, tea, tasting samples, and recipe guidance are included. Confirm transport, since the details conflict.

“Super amazing worth doing if you love the Vietnamese coffee!! They show you how to make the coffee and also give you a history lesson on coffee throughout Vietnam.”

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8.Da Nang Vegetarian Cooking and coffee Class

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 11 reviews · 90 minutes - 5 hours · from $17

At Da Nang Home Cooking Class, an English-speaking instructor such as Jane or Ni guides you through four vegetarian Vietnamese dishes, from pho or Quang noodles to spring rolls. After lunch, learn four coffee styles with a traditional phin filter. Ingredients, water, and English recipes are included.

“Very interesting and fun experience, insightful and the right amount of time”

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9.Coffee Making And Cooking Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · from $50

Spend 4.5 hours near Da Nang’s Dragon Bridge learning phin coffee, egg coffee, salt coffee, and coconut coffee, then cook four local dishes from scratch. Rosie, Nhan, Kate, or Hannah may guide the English-language class, with a small-group feel and time to eat what you make.

“This is not to be missed!!! Rosie & Hannah were amazing and the coffee class exceptional. You will not be disappointed with this one!!”

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10..Acapulco Market Hands On Mex Cooking Class Mezcal & Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 5 reviews · 6 hours · from $89

Meet guide José Mario or Mario for a six-hour Acapulco food tour with hotel or port pickup. Visit Mercado Central and the witch doctor market, shop for ingredients, prepare guacamole, tortillas, fajitas, and hot sauce, then eat what you cook.

“Our tour guide was friendly, professional, and very courteous. He was extremely knowledgeable about Acapulco and he tailored the door to our preferences.”

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