Bread Bakery at Home
- Thu, Nov 12 • 10:00 AM +More Dates
- 1 to 16 guests
- 3-course meal Beginner friendly
- Alexandria (Old Town)
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Bread making classes in Washington, D.C. on Cozymeal are hands-on, beginner-friendly and designed to help guests learn, cook and dine with confidence.
Booked the class Home Baked Bread with Chef Scott in Arlington (Pentagon City)
Great class, I really enjoyed it & the day/time was perfect
Booked the class Stunning Homemade Festive Bread with Chef Scott in Arlington (Pentagon City)
This class was incredible. It was fun, informative, hands-on, and we left with delicious treats! My husband and I will be returning for future classes - highly recommend.
Booked the class Rustic Homemade Breads with Chef Dominique in McLean (Tysons)
*This review has nothing to do with the Chef Charles.* Our lesson was canceled today. We had called ahead that morning and had been told that the class was still going to happen, despite the weather etc. We drove all the way out to it on a Sunday morning and had not been contacted by anyone at Cozymeal that our lesson was canceled because of technological difficulties they were having that were confusing they tried to explain to us. They said they had connectivity issues and electricity issues. This was a Christmas present to my husband and it was terribly disappointing that they canceled and did not offer to reschedule. We were supposedly given a refund. Will not rebook.
Booked the class Our Daily Breads with Chef Jailyn in Alexandria (Old Town)
This class was kind of a disaster. The chefs were very apologetic, but we started late, the dough from the night before didn't proof, the back-up dough they made got ruined because they put it in the wrong oven, and we wound up standing around for a lot of the class waiting to be told what to do. At one point we were told to go back into the store and shop while they figured out the next steps. We did finally get to make three breads, but they took an extra hour to cook and we were asked to stick around and wait or come back later to pick them up. Our instructor was obviously frazzled and struggled to explain a lot of the reasoning behind why we were using certain ingredients or what was happening in the cooking process (the main reason I took the class) unless prompted. For all of this, they gave us an extra 10% off in the store, which was kind of insulting considering how small the discount was and it required us to spend more money after a disappointing class. I would have much rather gotten a refund on the class or gotten a coupon for an extra class. I imagine it's not always this bad (because they told us it's not), but the cashier telling me I was getting "such a good deal" as compensation by being allowed to spend extra $ just to get 20% off on items I didn't need left a bad taste in my mouth.