Colombian Cooking Class in Bogotá: Discover the flavors of Colombia through a hands-on culinary experience. Visit a local market, select fresh ingredients, and prepare traditional dishes with a native chef in a cozy kitchen.
Uncover Colombia’s culinary heritage in this immersive Bogotá cooking class. You’ll explore a local market, learn about native ingredients, and cook authentic dishes in a welcoming kitchen. Moreover, our bilingual chef shares stories, techniques, and cultural insights that make every bite meaningful.
Begin your journey at The Cranky Croc Hostel, where you’ll meet your guide and head to a nearby market or corner shop. There, you’ll select seasonal ingredients and learn how Colombians shop for daily meals. As a result, you’ll gain insight into local life and food traditions.
Back at the kitchen, you’ll prepare a typical Colombian dish — simple, flavorful, and rooted in tradition. For example, you might cook arepas, ajíaco, or empanadas, depending on the season and available ingredients. In addition, you’ll enjoy your creation with a Colombian drink and dessert.
This experience is more than a cooking class — it’s a celebration of Colombian identity through food, storytelling, and shared moments. If you’d like to dive deeper into the meaning behind Colombian cuisine, read our blog post “A Traveler in Search of Colombian Food” — it’s a flavorful story that will inspire your journey.
🕒 Duration: 3–4 hours | 📍 Meeting Point: The Cranky Croc Hostel
The Cranky Croc Hostel, Cl. 12d #3-46, Bogotá. Please check in at the reception desk and mention you’re here for the Bogotá Cooking Class. Even so, we recommend arriving 10 minutes early to ensure a smooth start.
Every day. Please arrive 10 minutes early. The class starts promptly and waits 15 minutes for late arrivals. On the other hand, if you anticipate delays, contact us via WhatsApp before the start time.
Questions or special requests? Message us via WhatsApp: +57 314 6321325
Click “Book Now” and join us for a culinary adventure that connects you with Colombia’s flavors, stories, and traditions — one dish at a time. After all, food is one of the most delicious ways to understand a culture.