Cookery schools in Bristol

If you want to hone those culinary skills or learn to mix the perfect margarita, look no further.  You can find a number of courses running from a matter of hours to days.  You could always combine a course with a short break in Bristol.  Just book your course first, then book your accommodation using our online booking service.

Little Kitchen Cookery School

In their small independent Bristol cookery school, they offer a light and airy space where as well as learning how to cook delicious meals and treats, you can have fun and make new friends. Whether you’re interested in developing your baking skills, learning how to cook new meal ideas or just need a bit of extra inspiration, they have the course or workshop for you!

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The Cookery School – Bordeaux Quay

The cookery school aims to empower students with the knowledge and confidence to buy local, seasonal and fresh produce wherever possible through a team of chef-tutors who love to share their knowledge of how to cook delicious simple dishes that can be easily reproduced in the home environment.

Offers a host of cooking experiences (hands-on workshops and demonstrations) for children, adults, corporate clients and the community, that promise to both challenge and inform.

To find out more, take a look Bordeaux Quay's listing

Romy Gill – Romy's Kitchen

Romy Gill offers a five hour course as well as bespoke cookery courses for a beginner or more experienced cook who wants to take their culinary skills to the next level. 

The day will start with Romy discussing the spices and herbs she is going to use for the dishes over cup of Chai/coffee. Importance of the flavours and smells of different spices in the dishes. There will be chance to cook your own dishes. Demonstrations from Romy on how to cook the dishes and cook perfect rice. 

You will learn to make the spice mixes for the dishes and use them to make delicious dishes at home. After you have finished the cooking, lunch will be served with local cider and wine and you can discuss your dishes with Romy.

For more information, visit Romy's listing.

Skills courses at Source

If you are interested in taking your knowledge to a new level or if you know someone who does why not try one of the courses at Source? The courses are a chance to learn some hands on skills from people who have worked in the industry for years. They aren't worried about passing on their tips and tricks to enable you to make the most of your time in the kitchen (or shed if you think it might put the kids off!).

The courses make great gifts so please let Source know if you would prefer a voucher to be sent in the post. They can take payment over the phone and book you straight on to a specific date listed on their website.