I teach cooking and this was by far my most favorite cooking class experience ever! You start out…read moreat the farmers market choosing all the ingredients you will be using for your class with the chef. Chef Cyril was animated and so knowledgeable. There was such a camaraderie in the class and I must say I learned so many things. You cannot miss with this school

We loved the cooking class , Filipe was an extraordinary chef we learned a lot about baking &…read moreFrench history & culture . Definitely will recommend him & the company again.

I recently attended a cooking class to learn how to make macarons. The instructor was so patient…read moreand kind . I loved the fact we left with a beautiful box of 3 flavors of macaroons and the recipe was provided as well .

Fantastic croissant making class! The instructor was super sweet and helpful. I can't wait to take…read moreanother class here!

Winner Winner ... Wow, this is the best baguette I've had…read morein Paris! Of course it comes from the cooking school... Surprise surprise. From the very first bite, it was heavenly. Feeling blessed to have experienced so many bakeries in the neighborhood and yet this is my favorite. I'll be back tomorrow for more ... nicely done!!

I attended Le Cordon Bleu (Grand Diplôme program) for 9 months with the hope of learning the…read morefundamentals of cooking, as I had no prior experience. Unfortunately, LCB does not cater to beginners, despite their claims that no experience is required. That simply isn't true!! Classes moved at a relentless pace, leaving little room for actual instruction! Instead of focusing on techniques, we were always rushed and then told what we did wrong. This led to injuries, mistakes, and a lot of unnecessary frustration. If you're new to cooking, this environment is more overwhelming than educational. It became clear that LCB is designed for those who want to work in high-pressure restaurant kitchens. But in my class of 16, only four students had that goal (and most classes had this same ratio). The rest of us were there to learn for personal enrichment, to open a restaurant/ café one day, or to explore culinary arts more deeply. Unfortunately, the program doesn't seem to acknowledge or support those paths. My disappointment isn't with the instructors--(shout out to Chef Caals, Chef Yann, and Chef Hoel), who were excellent given the constraints they were under. The issue lies in the LCB system itself! The program feels more like a factory line (taking your money) than a school, pushing students through their machine, rather than investing in their growth! For the cost and prestige, I expected much more. Le Cordon Bleu needs to rethink how it supports students who are genuinely there to learn, not just to survive the next service rush.

From the owner: Cours de cuisine à emporter Cuisine du monde…read moreCuisine traditionnelle revisitée Cuisine de produits de saison Cuisine originale et décalée Ateliers Top Chef Ateliers thématiques (makis, cupcakes, macarons...)

From the owner: cours de cuisine paris cours d'œnologie paris…read morevins de producteurs vins naturels paris activités teambuilding