Best Bakery Courses Paris Near Me

4worldlovers:
Discover the secrets and techniques that make French pastry an art beyond compare with our French pastry and baking classes in Paris.


Our small classes, with a maximum of 6 participants, offer a warm and friendly atmosphere where each participant receives special attention.


Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced amateur, our classes are accessible to all and aim to share “Savoir-Faire” and techniques

4worldlovers: Because we have been making wine in France for so long, each region has developed specific practices resulting in strong regional Wine identities. Exploring this is endless, but we love to share a part of this journey to discover France and wine together.

France gastronomic culture is built on strong regional food cultures. To explore this, we have started residential cooking holidays in Provence and the Loire Valley. One week only cooking, learning, visiting, tasting wine, meeting local producers.

So many food shops, so little time! And yet with our Food Tours in Paris you will make the most of it and discover the jewels each type of gastronomic shop has to offer. You will taste a lot, learned quite a bit, and will also know Paris a lot better for it.

We could really call these cooking classes Market to Table in Paris, because this is how they are built. We first go to a local market, choose ingredients, go back to Le Foodist kitchen and start prepping. When the prepping is done, we start cooking. Along the way, the professional Chef shares tips, tricks, cooking techniques – and explains why we do things the way we do. Both from a science or a cultural standpoint. After a couple of hours of hands-on cooking, it is time to share a meal together – lunch or dinner, depending on when you have decided to join us. All this with white and red wine of course, and a few stories. Below, we explain what we do – and why - in more detail below; so if you want to know more, you can just read on.

There are so many Food Markets to visit in Paris that it is hard to choose. There are actually about eighty (80). Seventy of these Food Markets are open air markets and roughly ten are covered markets. There are a couple of differences between open air and covered markets in Paris that you should be aware of.

And they do not have to do with what you will find in those markets. They have to do with when you can go shopping there. Open Air markets are only open in the morning. Typically from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. And they are not open every day. As a matter of fact for the vast majority they are open either open every other day (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or Wednesday, Friday, Sunday), or sometimes only twice a week.

This is the case of the Bastille Market (Metro Bastille and Metro Bréguet Sabin )which is open only on Thursday and Sunday morning. We like to send people there because it is a very big market with over one hundred vendors. And it has a nice stand of Crêperie in the middle. Here you get a video of a lady preparing a crêpe there; and you can get that crêpe for only 3 Euros!

There is only one Open Air market open every day of the week, it is called Marché Aligre (Metro Ledru Rollin or Metro Faidherbe Chaligny) which happens on the eponymous street. It is an interesting market because you find all kinds of quality in that market – the good, the bad and the ugly. There is also a nice covered market in the middle of it called Marché Beauveau – sometimes called Marché Beauveau Aligre. On the contrary, Covered Markets are open every day, and not just in the morning, but also in the late afternoon. Typically from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

We are blessed with two markets close to where Le Foodist is located, so we can walk to a market every morning – sometimes it is the Maubert market, and sometimes it is the Monge market. Both nice with their own specififies. Last but not least, none of these markets is open on Monday. Do not sign-up for a Market Tour on Monday, you might never see that money again …

4worldlovers: Cook’n with Class is a cooking school in the heart of Paris, owned by chef Eric Fraudeau. You can enjoy a full French cuisine culinary experience in small groups and in English. A great option for those travelers who are looking to level up their immersion in French culture.

A Taste of France. A Love of Cooking. French Cooking Classes in Paris, Montmartre

Learn the art of French cooking in a fun, relaxed atmosphere!

So you want to learn to cook in France? Cook’n With Class invites you to our state-of-the-art kitchens in magical Paris in historical Montmartre where you can take a wide range of hands-on French cooking classes in Paris taught in English. Meet our passionate Chefs along with fellow students from all over the world for a fun, educational experience.

Discover French culture through cooking and learning recipes that you can recreate at home.

Paris is for (food) lovers – We couldn’t agree more. If you’re looking for French cooking classes taught in English by professional chefs, you’ve come to the right place. Learn how to make macarons, the famous French baguettes, croissants, and superb French desserts. Meet the Chef for an educational French market visit, prepare for a four-course meal using fresh produce and enjoy a gourmet French lunch or dinner. Take a Cheese & Wine pairing Class and let our sommelier teach you the art of wine tasting. There’s so much to discover about France and what better place to start than through a unique French culinary experience.

French Cooking classes in Paris in English for individuals and groups.

We want you to feel at home and leave feeling you can recreate your recipes at home. – We propose French cooking classes in groups of no more than 6-10 people (depending on the class), so that everyone participates in making the recipes guided by our expert Chefs. Whether you are travelling solo, as a family or in a group we offer a memorable experience for all ages!!

Looking for a unique experience to share with colleagues or friends? Why not arrange a private French cooking class for your group for a culinary experience you will not soon forget.

4worldlovers: Before we cook, we visit a real Paris food market, we shop there

Your cooking class takes you into the home of your host – a real Parisian home

This cooking class is hands-on. We’ll keep you busy – kids included

Careful: likely to sell out. Just two days a week, 7 guests max. per cooking class. If a date is not showing on the calendar, it is simply unavailable. EXPERIENCE – ENJOY - LEARN - EAT What they say about us?