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Local cooking classes

Try your hand at cooking in the highly-awarded Charleston food scene.

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A scene from Zero George’s cozy cooking school.

Photo by Jonathan Boncek

Stir things up this summer and book a local cooking class to try your skills at being a Lowcountry chef.

In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner | 164 Market St. | With a background in world travels, Bob brings lots of flavor to the table. He walks guests through each course and pairs it with learning experiences.

  • Taste: scallops, swordfish, and duck breast.
  • Talk: “It was a wonderful evening filled with new friendships, great stories from Chef Bob, and, of course, fantastic food!” - Bruce S. on Tripadvisor

The Cooking School at Zero George | 0 George St. | Enjoy an intimate experience learning from Executive Chef Petrillo and Sous Chef Chavis at this Charleston staple hotel.

  • Taste: smoked tuna, tres leches, and beef wellington.
  • Talk: “The class is small, eight people, but packed with laughs, learning, and food tasting at the highest level.” - Ken M. on Google Reviews
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A tasty cocktail being serve up during one of the classes.

Photo by @tommyalchemy

Undiscovered Charleston | 40 Archdale St.| For the full Holy City experience, this class will take you on a walking tour and educate you on Charleston before teaching a three-course cooking class. This class is known for its Lowcountry vibe.

  • Taste: shrimp and grits, Krispy Kreme bread pudding, and paired wines.
  • Talk: “A wealth of knowledge about history and cooking! Such a talented master chef and all around nice guy.” - Gazelle P. on Yelp

Tommy Alchemy | 391 Huger St. | When it comes to cooking classes, we have to toss in a well-known mixology class in CHS. These classes are a unique way to learn about Prohibition-era cocktails and sip on some classics.

  • Sip: whiskey sour, bee’s knees, and sidecar.
  • Talk: “One of the great balance of flavors I have had from a set of drinks. Ask any amount of questions and a welcomed answer will come your way.” - Garrett on Groupon

Make sure to note these classes can book up months ahead of time. Get your foot or fork in the door now.

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