CABO SAN LUCAS
The best of Los Cabos.
The 12 most popular cooking classes in Cabo San Lucas. The ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and the crews who run them.
Shop Cabo spices, make tortillas by hand, then cook a full Mexican lunch with a local chef. Half-day class with market stops and margaritas.
Most Popular“So much to love! Setting was great Chef was very professional and knowledgeable. Loved the live music and the sense of fun. Food was FANTASTIC!”
Chef-led Mexican cooking in Cabo with a garden ingredient walk, cocktails, and four dishes to recreate at home.
“Outstanding! Hands-on cooking/dining experience at one of the premier establishments in all of Cabo. It Rocked!!”
Market-to-table cooking with Chef Francisco in San José del Cabo: shop for ingredients, cook tacos and salsas, make tortillas, plus tequila tasting.
“Chef Fransisco was wonderful! The food was amazing and we had a great time. Learned a few new tricks too!”
Cabo Taco Fiesta is a 3-hour cooking, salsa dancing, and mixology class with corn tortillas, guacamole, tacos, margaritas, and tequila lessons.
“This experience was over and beyond my expectations!! The staff was so knowledgeable and fun and created such an amazing experience for all of us! We were in Cabo celebrating my sister’s 50th birthday and wanted something special and unexpected, not like anything we’ve done before and that’s exactly what we got!! Karina and the…”
Hands-on Mexican cooking at Chef Ari’s ocean-view home in Cabo. Make tortillas and enchiladas, eat your meal, optional margaritas.
“We had an incredibly delightful afternoon with Ariana. She is amazing. So many fun things to learn and the food was absolutely delicious and filling. Well worth the time and money.”
Small-group ceviche, roasted salsa, and guacamole cooking class in San José del Cabo with margaritas and mezcal tasting, 2 hours.
“Karla was absolutely wonderful and very personable. She taught us how make dishes that were beyond anything we'd ever eaten before. I've eaten ceviche more times than I can count and this was hands down the best. Everyone was super attentive and they were ready for us when we got there. Location is very eclectic…”
Cook tamales or chiles rellenos, then taste tequila, mezcal, and margaritas in San Jose del Cabo with a tequila and mezcal class.
“Oscar was awesome and we made Tamales that were more healthy than normal Tamales the place was well set up👍”
San José del Cabo cooking class with chef Oscar: make ceviche, salsa, guacamole, then sip premium margaritas and tequila/mezcal.
“The chef, Oscar, was very social & explained everything clearly. From scratch we made salsa, guacamole & ceviche with fish & shrimp. Got to enjoy our own creations. Open bar came with the cost. Very fun. We would recommend.”
Azteca Tacos in Cabo San Lucas: visit a Baja nopal rancho, hand-make tortillas and salsa, then eat your own tacos with the family.
“An experience rich in culture and history. I had a wonderful time at the rancho, located away from the tourist areas of Baja. Danny is an exceptional guide, and the rancho family made the experience even more fun and memorable.”
Hands-on Los Cabos nopal cactus farm to table class: harvest with goats, cook tacos and tortillas, then sunset-walk the Pacific coast.
“We thoroughly enjoyed the tour/class because of the authenticity as well as the hospitality we received at the farm. We learned a lot and had a wonderful meal with a lovely group of people.”
Cook classic Mexican dishes in your Cabo villa with a bilingual chef. Choose mole, enchiladas, or tortilla soup, plus tasting and cleanup.
“Chef Carlos and bartender Carlos were fantastic, very hospitable, and served some really good food . A fun highlight on our trip.”
San José del Cabo cooking class: pick garden veggies, learn guacamole and ceviche, then taste mezcal and flavored margaritas.
“This was a fantastic event. The family was phenomenal and it was so much fun to make tamales, ceviche, salsa, and guacamole. We would highly recommend for all ages.”
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