
1 / 7About this activity
Master three classic French dishes—appetiser, main, and dessert—in a hands-on 3-hour evening class led by an experienced chef in Paris. You'll cook from scratch and share your creations at a convivial dinner, leaving with emailed recipes to recreate the experience at home.
Looking to enjoy a delicious French dinner, made from scratch? This evening cooking class is the perfect solution! With the help of your expert chef, you'll spend the evening preparing a starter, main dish and dessert. before finally sitting down together for dinner and digging in. After a busy day of visiting Paris, this nighttime class is perfect for relaxing and enjoying excellent food. Your chef will also send you the recipes of what you made by email, so that you can recreate everything at home and host your own French dinners! Bon appétit !
Highlights
- ✓Prepare a complete French meal: starter, main course, and dessert
- ✓Learn techniques from a professional chef in an intimate class setting
- ✓Enjoy a sit-down dinner with fellow participants featuring your own dishes
- ✓Receive email recipes to recreate dishes in your own kitchen
- ✓Perfect wind-down activity after a day exploring Paris
Insider tips
- ★Arrive hungry—the dinner portion is generous and meant to be savoured with the group
- ★Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting flour or sauce on; aprons provided but accidents happen
- ★Ask your chef about regional variations and wine pairings; they often share recommendations for local shops to source ingredients back home
Good to know
- •3-hour duration includes cooking time and seated dinner; plan for the full evening
- •Class typically accommodates small groups, creating a more personalised learning experience
- •Recipes emailed after class—keep an eye on your inbox over the following days
- •Check dietary requirements or allergies when booking; inform the supplier in advance for menu adjustments
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Evening classes run after typical tourist hours, making them ideal for relaxation after daytime sightseeing. Book during shoulder seasons (April–May, September–October) when Paris is less crowded and class sizes remain intimate.








