Amalfi Coast Pasta Class: A Coastal Kitchen Comes to Philadelphia

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Amalfi Coast Pasta Class: A Coastal Kitchen Comes to Philadelphia

A focused, two-hour hands-on class that teaches three traditional Amalfi Coast dishes and explains how to reproduce them at home.

Amalfi Coast Pasta Class: A Coastal Kitchen Comes to Philadelphia.

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Location
Philadelphia
Operator
Old City Kitchen
Category
Cooking Class
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Settle into a kitchen in Philadelphia and spend two hours tracing the flavors of the Amalfi Coast—three regional pasta dishes, freshly baked focaccia served on arrival, and complimentary wine for guests of age combine to make an intensely flavorful, approachable lesson in Italian coastal cooking.

Highlights

Class Highlights

THE MENU

Three Traditional Amalfi Coast Dishes

The class focuses on a trio of regional preparations—Scialatielli al Frutti de Mare, Ricotta Gnocchi in a simple tomato sauce, and Pese all’ Aqua Pazza—paired with antipasto and freshly baked focaccia on arrival.

THE EXPERIENCE

Hands-on Instruction and Tasting

Participants work through the techniques for shaping and cooking the dishes, then sit to savor what they’ve made with complementary beverages provided for guests 21 and older.

THE PRACTICALS

Short, Focused, and Accommodating

Designed as a two-hour session with room for substitutions based on freshness or dietary needs, the class balances technique, tasting, and practical takeaways for home cooks.

What the day feels like

What the Class Feels Like

The session unfolds as a compact culinary workshop: antipasto and focaccia on arrival, a guided, hands-on progression through three Amalfi Coast dishes, and a communal tasting with beverages—an efficient immersion in coastal Italian flavors delivered in a warm, accommodating setting.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this class suits and who should consider alternatives.

1
Food LoversHome cooks and food-focused travelers who want a compact, technique-oriented class will gain practical recipes and tasting time.
2
Active FamiliesThe class is open to all ages, making it suitable for families with children who can participate in hands-on cooking.
3
Small GroupsWith a capacity limit, the experience is best for small groups; check availability early since spots are limited.
4
Guests with Dietary ConcernsSubstitutions and accommodations for allergies and food sensitivities are possible—contact the operator in advance to discuss needs.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

This is a two-hour class—plan for a concise, hands-on session that includes arrival antipasto, cooking, and tasting.

What to Bring

No special equipment is required; guests should advise the operator of allergies or dietary restrictions ahead of time via the provided contact.

Food & Drink

Complimentary wine is available to guests 21 and older; other non-alcoholic beverages are provided.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the class?

The class runs for two hours.

What dishes will we make?

The menu includes Scialatielli al Frutti de Mare, Ricotta Gnocchi in simple tomato sauce, and Pese all’ Aqua Pazza, with antipasto and focaccia served on arrival.

Are there age limits?

The class is open to all ages.

Is alcohol provided?

Complimentary wine is available for guests 21 and older; other non-alcoholic beverages are also offered.

Can you accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions?

Substitutions are possible based on freshness and availability; guests with allergies or food sensitivities should email [email protected] to discuss accommodations.

How many people can join a single class?

Space is limited—up to 16 spots are available.