Amalfi Cooking Class vs Pizza Class 2026: Which to Book

Booking choice: The farmhouse cooking class, from $148 per person. Check dates Compare the options below

Both classes are run by Amalfi Heaven Gardens, both meet at the GAS Bar on Via Mauro Comite, and both end with wine and limoncello. The choice comes down to how long you want to spend, how much you want to cook, and your diet.

The quick answer

Pick the cooking class ($148, about four hours) for a multi-course lunch with starters, fresh pasta and dessert. Pick the pizza class ($63, about three hours) for a cheaper, more relaxed session that ends with your own wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, and for vegan or dairy-free options. Both are 8+ and run in groups of up to 12.

How do the two classes compare?

Same farm, same meeting point; different length, menu and price.

	Cooking class	Pizza class
From	$148	$63
Length	About 4 hours	About 3 hours
You make	Starters, fresh pasta, dessert	Your own Neapolitan pizza
Drinks	Wine, limoncello, water, coffee	Wine, limoncello, water, coffee
Diets	Vegetarian on request	Vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free
Gluten-free	No	No
Rating	5.0 (1,117)	5.0 (107)

Want the full menu? Check dates for the four-hour farmhouse class.

Check dates for the farmhouse cooking class

Which class teaches you more?

The cooking class: several dishes, from starters to fresh pasta and dessert, with recipes to take home.

The pizza class goes deep on one thing: the dough, a tomato sauce made from scratch, hand-stretching, and baking in the wood-fired oven. One reviewer called it perfectly pitched for beginners.

Spreading tomato sauce on a pizza base — In the pizza class you build your own pizza from the dough up.

Which is better value?

The pizza class costs less than half as much; the cooking class gives you a full multi-course lunch.

Both include wine and limoncello. If you mainly want the view, the farm and a fun afternoon, the pizza class is the cheaper way in. If the meal is the point, the cooking class is the one.

Short on time or budget? The pizza class is three hours, with wine and your own pizza.

★ 5.0 107 reviews · 3 hours · from $63

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Which suits vegans or dairy-free guests?

The pizza class, which offers vegetarian, vegan and dairy-free options. The cooking class offers a vegetarian option only.

Neither class can cater for gluten-free diets, and the cooking class cannot cater for lactose intolerance either. Tell the operator about any allergy when you book.

Which is better with older kids?

Both admit ages 8 and over; the pizza class is the shorter of the two, at three hours.

One family with children aged 13 and 10 wrote that the pizza class kept everyone engaged the whole time. Viator lists no youth discount at either class.