Skip to content
Macarons

Mademoiselle Macaron

Edinburgh

4.3(6)·From £75.00·3h

Powered by Google

Founder Rachel leads every session at Mademoiselle Macaron's dedicated Macaron Kitchen on Stewartfield in Edinburgh, where a single three-hour class covers five signature flavours and fillings alongside the tips and tricks behind a reliable macaron. Participants work in pairs, leave with a box of their own macarons, and keep the recipes - a practical takeaway that lets them repeat the process at home. The school holds a Great Taste award and charges £75 per person. Private group bookings for hen parties and birthdays are available by enquiry, and gift vouchers are sold for those who want to give the class as a present.

Reviews

4.3 on Google

6 reviews - Read on Google Maps

Location

Loading map…

11 Stewartfield, Edinburgh EH6 5RQ, UK

Get directions on Google Maps →

Our top picks for home baking

A few things we think are worth having if you want to keep baking at home.

Matfer Bourgeat Exopat silicone baking matEquipment

Matfer Bourgeat Exopat Mat

Professional silicone mat. Essential for macarons and laminated doughs.

Thermapen ONE instant-read thermometerEquipment

Thermapen ONE Thermometer

Professional-grade instant-read. Essential for chocolate and patisserie.

The Pastry School by Julie JonesBook

The Pastry School - Julie Jones

Stunning step-by-step patisserie from a self-taught British baker. Tarts, entremets, choux - all achievable at home.

These are affiliate links - if you buy through them we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, BakeClass earns from qualifying purchases.

Information last checked: July 2026

Nearby Schools

Pass

Food hygiene rating

Pass

Inspected 2 December 2025 · Scottish FHIS

Food Standards Agencyfood.gov.uk ↗

Getting there

  • Balfour Street19 min walk
  • Balfour Street19 min walk
  • Bonnyhaugh Lane2 min walk
  • Elizafield3 min walk

Get directions on Google Maps

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

£75.00

4.3 (6)

Check Availability