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4.5 star rating
46 reviews
713 D St SE
Washington, DC 20003
(202) 543-1997
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everything she carries in the store).   The only thing Hill's Kitchen DOESN'T do is cook FOR you. ... but they offer cooking, baking, and knife skills classes to (partially) remedy that.
5 star rating
10 reviews
1131 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 587-5674
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Awesome experience!!!  Being food network junkies, me and my boyfriend have been wanting to take a cooking class. So I grabbed the Suds & Sliders Cooking w/Dogfish Head class as a law school grad
4.5 star rating
4 reviews
595 3rd Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 638-1348
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I am taking a Sunday morning Italian class, and have found the experience wonderful so far. My teacher is exceptional, and at $275 for 30 hours, the price is right. Added benefits: parking is easy
4.5 star rating
14 reviews
1101 S Joyce St
Arlington, VA 22202
(703) 414-3580
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Great place to find anything for the kitchen, I always go here when I'm trying find some gadget that most department stores don't carry.  I also to some cooking classes here, and I would highly
4 star rating
1 review
1028 29th Street NW
Washington, DC 20007
(202) 244-3700
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Interesting business Charlie Addler has built (http://tastedc.com). He offers various classes and seminars to introduce Washintonians to wine and food. Classes are priced at the $50-$100 range and most
5 star rating
1 review
Dupont Circle Area
Washington, DC 20036
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Great class! Rupen offered a lot of nutritional tips as he cooked, especially tips on cutting back on fat and cholesterol, without cutting back on taste. He allowed his audience to help volunteer in
3.5 star rating
15 reviews
1919 L Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 659-4431
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of white collar, conservative DC.  The staff is friendly and quirky, the decor right out of a working-class town, and the food. The food is beer pub delicious. Want cheese on your burger or anything else
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