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There are so many wonderful dishes to taste while you are in Bratislava, Slovakia. Now, you can certainly take a tasting tour (complimentary option on your AmaWaterways river cruise) but then you just have to remember the taste. Taking a cooking class in Bratislava will allow you to take the taste of Slovakia home with you! Read on to find cooking classes in Bratislava, Slovakia

Chefparade Cooking School

Do you want to taste the traditional Slovak cuisine and learn to prepare “Bryndzové halušky”?Chefparade has two locations in Bratislava ready to teach you. This cooking school is a contemporary cosmopolitan cooking studio where you can master Slovak cooking. The hands-on courses will give you the confidence to make the dishes at home. Not only do you learn about specific recipes they will also teach basic cooking practices if needed. Their courses are on request so contact your travel advisor to reserve a class.

Bread and Pastry Classes with Tanya Novak

Tanya Novak is a master baker and pastry chef. She teaches classes (in English) in conjunction with Boulanger&Patissiere. She teaches classes for beginners and professionals. You can take a class to make bread and baguettes, macarons, butter croissants, Brioche Feuilletée, and other delectable desserts. Have your travel advisor assist you in booking one of her classes.

Bon Manufaktur Confectionary

Bon Manufaktur is a unique Slovak Confectionary as they turn sugar into art. They sell their own hand made products ranging from candies and lollipops to marshmallos and chocolates. You can go in for some decadent desserts and watch a caramel show but wouldn’t it be much more fun to learn how to make some yourself!

They offer workshops for children and adults from basic to expert skills. A basic class teaches you how to make a somewhat simple lollipop where the upper level classes guide you to creating works of art. Classes are in English.

There are other cooking class possibilites that you travel advisor can look into for you:

  • Bratislava Cooking Workshop–In this 3 hour class you prepare a 3-course Slovakian meal. The menu changes but you might make potato dumplings with sheep’s cheese or creamy garlic soup. After you finish cooking you get to enjoy the meal you prepared. Yum! This workshop isn’t currently available but might be in the future. Have your travel advisor keep an eye out for you.
  • The Sheraton Bratislava Hotel also offers cooking classes. Have your travel advisor find out more information for you. Here is one woman’s account of her class and a delicious recipe.

Have you tried a cooking class in Bratislava? How about somewhere else? What did you think? Let me know in the comments below!

If you are interested in planning a river cruise that has a stop in Bratislava, Slovakia please let me know. I would love to help!

Happy travels to you…until we meet again!

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