Aveqia London - Cooking classes with style

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Do you know how everytime you go out, the night is "something fun + dinner"? In Aveqia London you can do both at the same place and still learn do to some very tasty cooking. 


Combining restaurant quality cooking with a cool private venue,  Aveqia is far more than your average cookery course. Aveqia offers an experience to bring people together through the creation and enjoyment of excellent food and drink in a relaxed and sociable environment.

David Berggren is the creator of this idea, he came up with this unique way of entertaining in 1999 after working in some of the most important restaurants in the world once he understood how naturally interested clients were towards the food that was prepared.

The Aveqia chefs have Michelin star experience and the food is inspired by the homeland, Sweden. All menus are seasonal with a mixture of traditional Swedish ingredients and fresh produce, easy to cook but still very impressive.



From the welcome drinks reception to the interactive group cooking session and eating your own Scandinavian-inspired creations, all under the guidance of highly trained chefs, Aveqia London offers a fun, intersting and informative evening’s entertainment, whether booking individually, as a pair, or as a large group experience.

Wine packages of selected wines by Aveqia’s in-house sommelier are also available to compliment your meal, and each guest will receive an apron as a gift as well as access to Club Aveqia where the recipes will be available for you to view online.

Aveqia has the Inspirational Package for individual or group up to 6, private groups and also corporate groups. A great option for many events, like birthdays, corporate gatherings or for a couple looking to learn something together. 



The best option for your stay in London




Location: 2 Saint Bride Street, City of London, EC4A, UK

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