Montreal's best cooking classes are getting a delicious summer twist
A lip-smacking caipirinha upon arrival? A master class in Brazilian barbecue? A family pasta-making activity?
Montreal's favourite cooking school is serving up some mouthwatering new classes just in time for summer.
Whether you're planning a fun and delicious team-building session, a night out with friends, or a family-friendly gathering, this spot—located in the heart of downtown Montreal —is the perfect choice.
Founded in 2008, Ateliers & Saveurs is one of North America's leading culinary schools, offering cooking, mixology, and wine tasting classes—all in one location at Time Out Market Montréal.
Looking for the perfect mix of fun and flavour? In addition to their existing classes, Ateliers & Saveurs has a new roster kicking off at the beginning of July, 2025.
Learn how to make lasagna au gratin with homemade Bolognese sauce as family, or hone your skills when it comes to the Brazilian grill.
Everyone is encouraged to take part in the open classes taught by industry professionals, where you can get hands-on with cooking, tasting, discussing, and sharing—while having a great time.
Upgrade your date night, or book an afternoon to connect as a family. Thanks to the festive, relaxed atmosphere, good times are guaranteed.
Looking for a private workshop? All you have to do is ask!
Check out all the Ateliers & Saveurs summer cooking classes here.
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