8 Locations
A cooking class is a fun, social way to learn new skills in Berlin, from knife work to whole cuisines. Around Kreuzberg, Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, a cooking class might cover Italian pasta, Asian street food, baking or vegan cooking.
This overview gathers Berlin locations offering a cooking class, from professional culinary studios to casual group workshops. Some focus on a specific cuisine, others on techniques, wine pairing and team events.
Browse the places below to find the best cooking class in Berlin, compare courses and prices, and sign up.
The Resort Mark Brandenburg on Lake Ruppin in Neuruppin is directly connected to the Fontane Thermal Baths, whose brine comes from Brandenburg's only state-recognized healing spring. From the sun deck of the floating lake sauna, the largest in Germany, you can go directly into the water.
Studio32 at Goltzstraße 32 in Schöneberg offers vegetarian and vegan cooking classes, cocktail workshops, and wine tastings. Cooking classes start from 119 Euros per person, and a second location on Kottbusser Damm in Kreuzberg will be added starting November 2024.
High-level cooking in Schöneberg: Studio32 combines culinary ambition with genuine warmth. Standing together at the stove creates more than just a menu on your wedding day.
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In the cooking studio on Schlangenbader Strasse birthday groups from six years cook a menu of their own: paint a chefs hat, put an apron on, and then chop, stir and plate up under guidance. Afterwards the indoor playground in the same house is waiting, and at the end every child takes the hat, a recipe book and a diploma home.
KochRaum Instinct on Yorckstraße is a cooking studio, dinner club, and event location spanning approximately one hundred square meters. In Kamel Haddad's open show kitchen, up to 14 seated guests can cook along, while flying dinners accommodate up to 40. As a team event in Berlin, a kitchen naturally assigns roles, and in the end, the team eats what they cooked together.
The Kochbox Cooking School is located in the S-Bahn arches on Dircksenstraße, just a few steps from Alexanderplatz. TV chefs Dirk Müller and Heiko Schulz offer cooking classes and organize team events for groups of 12 to 120 people here.
The event cooking studio in Siemensstadt is a 230 square meter industrial loft with an approximately eight-and-a-half-meter-high ceiling, two professional cooking islands, and a Miele kitchen including a Teppan-Yaki plate. Up to 30 guests cook simultaneously, up to 90 sit at the table afterward. Among the winter leisure activities in Berlin, this is the one where you get to cook yourself.
Goldhahn und Sampson's cooking school brings strangers together around a stove on weekends. At Helmholtzplatz in Prenzlauer Berg, cooking enthusiasts encounter an international course program that turns shared chopping and stirring into a real evening.