who it suits
Couples, solo travellers and groups: who the pasta party suits
How the class works for a pair, a lone traveller or a table of friends.
Reserve your pasta party ↗Who comes
| You are | What to expect |
|---|---|
| A couple | A shared task with a table of other guests |
| A solo traveller | A group that meets over the first spritz |
| A group of friends | A private-group option is offered |
For couples
It is a shared job, with dough to knead and a sauce to choose, so it suits a pair who want something to do together. Expect a mixed table rather than a quiet corner for two.
For solo travellers
The class opens with a spritz and a mixologist, which gives everyone something to talk about. The class is pitched as a way to leave with a few new friends.
For groups of friends
A private-group option is offered, so look for it when you check dates. A party of friends can then share the board and the toasts among themselves.
For celebrations
Guests describe booking it as a present. If you are marking an occasion, mention it when you reach the booking page.
For children
The class is not suitable for infants, and the class is not suitable for children under two. A baby who does join stays on an adult’s lap, with no separate seat or workspace.
For people with dietary needs
Read the dietary guide on this page first: the menu contains gluten and dairy and the class cannot accommodate several common diets.