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The 15 best pastel de nata baking classes in Lisbon, side by side. What each one is really like, how long it takes, what it costs and who runs it.
Bake Portugal’s iconic pastel de nata in a 2-hour class at Homecooking Lisbon HUB, with drinks like Porto wine and ginginha.
Most Popular“So fun and easy! Do the class before trying a pastel de nata in Portugal to gain a full appreciation for the yummy pastries 😍 All the cooks were lovely and attentive 🤗”
Hands-on traditional Portuguese cooking class in Lisbon: 4-course meal, step-by-step chefs, wine and beer, and a small group for 3 hours.
“Really great activity - wonderful guide and well planned out. Delicious food”
In downtown Lisbon, learn puff pastry and custard to bake Pastéis de Nata in a real bakery, then eat three warm tarts.
“We really, really enjoyed this cooking class! Sergio was an excellent instructor and made sure that we not only learned a lot and made delicious treats but also had a great time.”
Make pastel de nata from scratch in a small Lisbon class, bake your own tarts, and finish with coffee or tea plus Porto wine.
“Nice easy class - good instructor and well equipped facility. Highly recommended. Instructor spoke good English.”
Make Lisbon’s iconic Pastel de Nata in a 2-hour hands-on class. Learn a second Portuguese dessert, taste it, and take recipes home.
“I enjoyed very much the joy of the two trainers in explaining the recipes as well as the clear guidance.”
A small-group Lisbon cooking class where you cook a multi-course Portuguese meal with wine, then sit down to enjoy it in one evening.
“Great experience our chef G was so great. We learned about local dishes and the local history. The meal was incredible and we were all cooking .”
Traditional Portuguese cooking class in Lisbon: 3 hours, up to 10 people, 4-course meal, Pastel de Nata, and included wine or beer.
“This Lisbon cooking class was a fantastic experience. I was able to try truly authentic dishes that I likely never would have tasted outside of the class, and every dish was delicious. I really enjoyed the communal atmosphere and connecting with others during the experience. Learning about Lisbon’s history and how it relates to the…”
Make Portugal’s famed pasteis de nata from scratch in Lisbon. Small-group class with chef Miguel, baking, and warm tastings.
“Over my 10 days in Lisbon area, I tried the custard tarts from the original/famous places. The ones we baked were my favorite of the trip. Chef Miguel knows what he's doing. The class was the perfect amount of time. Thank you for this great experience!”
Hands-on Portuguese cooking class in Lisbon with a 3-course meal, Portuguese wine, and email recipes, taught in English by local chefs.
“I felt like the energy was very low and hostile. There were a lot of dishes shown but we did not make. The food we did make was very good but wasn’t too fun of a class.”
Hands-on Portuguese cooking in Lisbon at Compadre: cook a full meal in 3 hours, meet a small group, and take recipes home.
“This was such a fun class. Not only did we prepare some traditional Portuguese dishes, we learned about the culture and traditions associated with them.”
Make pastéis de nata from scratch in Lisbon’s historic pastry world with chef Miguel, small-group classes, coffee, and a take-home box.
“Wonderful chef/instructor, great time in a clean and lovely setting.”
Learn Pastel de Nata from scratch at Nat'elier, Lisbon. Bake 3 custard tarts, work in a real bakery kitchen, and sip a drink.
“Super fun activity, learned a lot in two hours and produced something that tasted amazing! Thank you Natelier!”
A hands-on Pastel de Nata class in Lisbon with small-group attention, coffee and snacks, plus take-home recipes from Compadre Cooking School.
“We spent a lovely two hours learning to make Pasteis de Nata and more at the school - it was well organised, fun and a great experience.”
Lisbon market stroll and hands-on cooking class with a small group, fresh seafood ingredients, and a multi-course lunch with Portuguese wine.
“Absolutely amazing experience! The hosts/chefs are so sweet, knowledgeable and friendly! It felt like we got to do so much but never felt rushed. Nice walk to the market. Snacks throughout the entire experience. Hands-on, detailed cooking guidance. Wine, juice and water always available. Delicious, several course meal after all your hard work! So much…”
Private Lisbon market tour in Almada with Paula, then cook Portuguese-Goan dishes in her home kitchen and eat together. 4.5 hours, $99.
“We had a great day with Paula. She is very knowledgeable about cooking, but especially pastry desserts. Her pastel de nada were out of this world. It was fun getting to experience a typical day in the life of a local, learn a few tricks, and eat some great food. Also Paula is very accommodating…”
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