Riga: Central Market Latvian Food Tour with 20 taste samples
Learn about Latvian gastronomy in the largest open-air market in Europe. Sample a selection of 20 traditional local food samples as you learn about the history of this...
Viator Riga Latvian Cooking Class is a cooking class in Vecriga, Riga.
Editorially verified June 8, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Bookable on Viator with free cancellation up to 24 hours; the small-group format keeps the format intimate.
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Address: Old Town Riga, host kitchen confirmed at booking
byFood's Riga cooking class runs hands-on Latvian classics including grey peas with bacon, rye bread and pirosaki, with a sit-down family-style meal at the end.
Tip: Bookable on byFood; ask for the dietary adjustments at booking.
RigaTrips runs a Latvian home-cooking class from a kitchen near the Mentzendorff House meeting point, covering grey peas with bacon, pīrāgi and Latvian.
Tip: Three-hour sessions with shared eating at the end; small groups of up to 10 guests.
Manas Garšas runs a one-hour spice masterclass at the brand's Old Town shop on Vaļņu, teaching the signature spices of traditional Latvian cooking.
Tip: Sessions cap at 15; book ahead for weekends. Each guest leaves with a personalised spice mix.
byFood's Riga cooking class runs hands-on Latvian classics including grey peas with bacon, rye bread and pirosaki, with a sit-down family-style meal at the end.
Tip: Bookable on byFood; ask for the dietary adjustments at booking.
RigaTrips runs a Latvian home-cooking class from a kitchen near the Mentzendorff House meeting point, covering grey peas with bacon, pīrāgi and Latvian.
Tip: Three-hour sessions with shared eating at the end; small groups of up to 10 guests.
Manas Garšas runs a one-hour spice masterclass at the brand's Old Town shop on Vaļņu, teaching the signature spices of traditional Latvian cooking.
Tip: Sessions cap at 15; book ahead for weekends. Each guest leaves with a personalised spice mix.