London Cooking Classes

A London cooking class can take you around the world or deep into British baking: hand-make pasta with unlimited Prosecco, master an Indian curry, roll sushi, or bake the perfect scone for a proper cream tea — hands-on, sociable, and finished by eating what you cooked. Compare the top-rated classes below, then read our notes.

Cooking classes in London

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Formats: scone and British-baking workshops; pasta-making with Prosecco; Indian/curry, Thai and sushi classes reflecting London’s diversity; bread and patisserie; private and team classes.

Price and time: roughly £40 to £90 for a one- to three-hour class; more for longer classes with a full meal and drinks.

A world of classes in one city

London’s kitchens are as global as its restaurants. On the British side, scone-making and afternoon-tea baking workshops are a charming, very local choice — you leave able to recreate a cream tea at home. Beyond that the city’s diversity shows: hands-on Indian curry classes, Thai, Japanese sushi, Middle-Eastern mezze, and Italian pasta-making (often with unlimited Prosecco and antipasti). Most run two to three hours, are beginner-friendly, and end with everyone eating together.

Choosing a class

Decide whether you want to learn something distinctly British (scones, pies, a Sunday roast) or one of the world cuisines London does so well. Pick a small-group class for the social side or a private one for a couple or family, check whether a full meal and drinks are included, and mention dietary needs — most classes adapt easily. Pair it with a London food tour on another day.

FAQ about London Cooking Classes

Frequently asked questions

What cooking classes can you do in London?

Everything from British scone-making and baking to Italian pasta, Indian curry, Thai and Japanese sushi — reflecting the city's diversity. Most are hands-on and end with a meal.

How much is a cooking class in London?

Roughly £40–90 per person for a one- to three-hour class; more for longer classes that include a full meal and drinks or a private booking.

Can I learn to make scones or afternoon tea in London?

Yes — scone-making and British-baking workshops are popular, and you leave able to recreate a proper cream tea at home.

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