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Make fettuccine from scratch with Chef David in a two-hour workshop hosted at a local craft bar. Learn kneading, rolling and a classic pomodoro sauce, then eat the pasta you made.
Make fettuccine from scratch with Chef David in a two-hour workshop hosted at a local craft bar. Learn kneading, rolling and a classic pomodoro sauce, then eat the pasta you made.
Steam from a pot of boiling water and the scent of garlic and basil welcome you before the lesson begins — a bright, convivial room inside a local craft bar where Chef David guides small groups through the rhythm of handmade pasta.
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Operated by Classpop! · Boca Raton, Florida
Steam from a pot of boiling water and the scent of garlic and basil welcome you before the lesson begins — a bright, convivial room inside a local craft bar where Chef David guides small groups through the rhythm of handmade pasta.
Start with flour and eggs, and watch as simple ingredients become dough under steady hands. The class moves deliberately: knead until smooth, let the dough rest, then roll and cut fettuccine to a satisfying texture. While the pasta relaxes, the pomodoro simmers — tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and fresh basil reduced to a straightforward sauce that highlights technique over theatrics.
Boca Raton’s coastal plain and resort-era growth shaped its dining scene; today the city mixes Floridian seafood traditions with international influences and a growing craft beverage culture, which is why this workshop is hosted in a lively brewery-style space. Expect the pragmatic local approach: seasonal produce when available, respect for simple classics, and an emphasis on minimizing waste.
Practical guidance: arrive with closed-toe shoes, an appetite and questions. The class lasts about two hours and is suitable for beginners; Chef David demonstrates each step and lets you try hands-on. Photography is welcome, and instructors often share quick tips for storing and reheating fresh pasta.
Whether you want a new weeknight skill or a convivial date activity, this is a compact, tactile way to learn technique and walk away with a plate you made yourself — al dente and honest.
easy.
2 hours.
Light — ability to stand for short periods and perform light manual tasks such as kneading and rolling dough
No — the class is designed for beginners and the chef demonstrates each step, though basic comfort in a kitchen helps.
Yes — the provider asks for dietary information in advance and will adapt ingredients where possible.
Yes — the venue is wheelchair accessible and service animals are allowed; notify the operator when booking for any specific needs.
Full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; last-minute cancellations are not refundable.
Boca Raton developed as a 1920s resort city under architect Addison Mizner; its modern food scene blends resort-era hospitality with South Florida’s coastal and international influences.
Many local kitchens prioritize reducing food waste and sourcing local produce where possible; coastal conservation groups also work to protect estuaries and marine life near Boca Raton.
Classpop! operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Steam from a pot of boiling water and the scent of garlic and basil welcome you before the lesson begins — a bright, convivial room inside a local craft bar where Chef David guides small groups through the rhythm of handmade pasta.
Steam from a pot of boiling water and the scent of garlic and basil welcome you before the lesson begins — a bright, convivial room inside a local craft bar where Chef David guides small groups through the rhythm of handmade pasta.
Start with flour and eggs, and watch as simple ingredients become dough under steady hands. The class moves deliberately: knead until smooth, let the dough rest, then roll and cut fettuccine to a satisfying texture. While the pasta relaxes, the pomodoro simmers — tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and fresh basil reduced to a straightforward sauce that highlights technique over theatrics.
Boca Raton’s coastal plain and resort-era growth shaped its dining scene; today the city mixes Floridian seafood traditions with international influences and a growing craft beverage culture, which is why this workshop is hosted in a lively brewery-style space. Expect the pragmatic local approach: seasonal produce when available, respect for simple classics, and an emphasis on minimizing waste.
Practical guidance: arrive with closed-toe shoes, an appetite and questions. The class lasts about two hours and is suitable for beginners; Chef David demonstrates each step and lets you try hands-on. Photography is welcome, and instructors often share quick tips for storing and reheating fresh pasta.
Whether you want a new weeknight skill or a convivial date activity, this is a compact, tactile way to learn technique and walk away with a plate you made yourself — al dente and honest.