Make fresh pasta and tiramisù from scratch, then sit down and enjoy dinner together — in a real apartment in Milan, with max 8 guests.
I grew up eating like this. My recipes come from family tradition, not cookbooks. This kitchen is mine and, for an evening, it's yours too.
I'm not a chef and this is not a formal class. It's a relaxed, authentic evening in a real home, with real food, and people who genuinely want to be there.
"I cook because I love it — not because it's my job. When you sit at my table, you sit as a guest, not a customer. That's the whole point."
— Alessio, your hostAn open-plan living room and kitchen in the heart of Cimiano, Milan — warm, lived-in, and set up for a proper dinner together.
Arrive, take off your coat, settle in. A glass of prosecco or a soft drink, some crostini straight from my kitchen, and a proper introduction to the evening ahead.
Roll up your sleeves — or just watch and chat, it's entirely up to you. You'll see how handmade ravioli actually comes together, and why the butter-and-sage sauce is so deceptively simple.
The best part. We gather at the table, pour the wine, and eat what we've made together. Stories, laughter, and seconds are all part of the deal.
Every guest leaves with my recipes sent to their email — the real versions, exactly as I make them. So when you get home and miss the ravioli, you'll know exactly what to do.
Cimiano is a residential Milan neighbourhood that tourists rarely reach — tree-lined streets, local bars, no queues. The 7-minute walk from the metro feels like arriving somewhere real.
I never host more than eight people at once. You'll actually get to know everyone around you. No crowds, no conveyor belt — just a small group around my kitchen table.
My two cats live here and will almost certainly make an appearance. They're friendly, curious, and have strong opinions about who gets the best chair. Do keep in mind that while the house is always clean, it's not suitable for guests with a strong cat allergy.
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"It felt more like visiting a friend than attending a cooking class. The host was incredibly welcoming, friendly, and created a warm atmosphere from the very beginning. One of the best experiences of our trip."
GetYourGuide"I didn't only feel like a guest, I felt like a family friend. Very tasty food, a perfect blend of professionalism and relaxed. Highly recommend if you are after a relaxing evening in an Italian home."
Google"Ce cours de cuisine avec Alessio était comme un dîner entre amis. Un hôte gentil, une maison chaleureuse. Un excellent moment — je recommande à 100%."
GetYourGuideThree hours in my home, an evening of food made from scratch and people I genuinely want there. This is what Milano tastes like.