MONTREAL
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 5 most popular workshops in Montreal. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Learn Montreal-style bagels in a small-group home workshop. Knead dough, choose flours, bake and taste, plus a printed recipe.
“This class is so great we've done it twice! You've got to book this if you're heading to Montreal. The instructor is friendly and funny. The class itself is easy - anyone can do it. The bagels are absolutely delicious - I could eat them all day.”
Michelin-trained chef teaches sauces and plating in Old Port, then you share a 3-course Montreal bistro lunch. 2.5 hours.
“Excellent! We enjoyed the private experience crafting dishes from around the world. Chef Rob helped us rethink ingredients and how we might combine them into amazing dishes. Rather than straight recipes, he gave us the tools to build our own dishes at home”
Make a leather belt in Montreal’s Plateau Mont-Royal with Kimberly Fletcher. Hands-on class in English for up to 4, about 2.5 hours.
“This class was soooo enjoyable and well worth the price of admission! We were guided by a kind sole who is a very skilled, master craftswoman! Her patience and humor where just what I needed to facilitate my making my own piece of wearable art! Thanks Kim!”
Learn chef-level knife and sauce skills with Michelin-trained Chef Robert in Montreal, then enjoy a 3-course meal with optional wine or cider.
“This cooking class and experience are amazing. Completely worth the money. Chef Rob really knows how to cook, and how to make people feel comfortable. We had delicious food, delicious wine, and fantastic company. I would recommend this to anyone visiting Montreal.”
Cook Mauritian-inspired dim sum in a Montreal home, learn folding and spices from John and Monica, then eat your creations together.
“The host, John Chung, welcomed us & gave hands on cooking instructions. He also educated us about his home country, Mauritius.”
