Brisbane: Italian Cooking Class with Pasta
Learn to make authentic Italian dishes in a hands-on cooking class. Create fresh pasta, focaccia, and panna cotta, then sit down and enjoy a feast of your creations.
CuisineCocktail bar
Price$$
Neighborhoodfortitude-valley
HoursTue-Sun 17:00-01:00
Phone0430 217 621
Last verified
Why locals love it: Ann Street speakeasy with a hidden entry, no street signage and quiet upper-floor location
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Location
Address: 667 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006, Brisbane
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