Dublin · FOOD & DRINK
The good food & drink experiences fill up well before the weekend does. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes, and where they genuinely differ.
A 45-minute Jameson Bow St. Distillery tour with three story rooms, comparative whiskey tastings, and time in JJ’s Bar in Dublin.
“This was a great adventure can't remember the young lady who did our tour but she was amazing the whiskey tasting was great you'll leave there like you been at happy hour if you choose. I would highly recommend this interactive tour.”
1-hour Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin with guided history, production steps, and a tasting tailored to your style.
“Dave was a wonderful host. He was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and provided great recommendations!”
A small-group Dublin food tour with 8 tastings and drinks, Irish coffee, sausage rolls, oysters, cheese, stew, and ice cream, plus stories.
“A fantastic food tour around Dublin, including history and Irish stories, as best told by our guide Ann.”
Irish Whiskey Museum Dublin tour, 1 hour with expert storytelling and a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskeys for $22.
“It was the best Tour in Dublin. Our Guide was so good. A really really friendly and funny guy. We come back again.”
A guided look at Dublin’s first new distillery in 125 years, plus a tasting of Teeling whiskey in the heart of the Liberties.
“First time visiting a distillery, very nice tour and thanks a lot to the guides Stephen and Niamh for the very unique experience.”
A small-group Dublin food tour with local tastings, Irish food culture stories, and a 3-hour walk from O’Connell Street to Dawson Street.
“As we have found to be the experience here in Dublin, the tour guide was perfection, but the tour was subpar. I thought the food didn’t really make up for my time, and I thought the portions were rather skimpy, especially considering the price again hard to make a decision with such a good guide, but not the best tour.”
Dublin Street Food Tour in The Liberties, guided walk with surprise stops. Choose your own bites for dietary needs in about 3 hours.
“One of the best food tours we’ve done. Every place was something we would t have known to try and the food and drinks were fantastic. Kevin was an amazing guide - very friendly, knowledgeable and entertaining. He truly cares about bringing people together and celebrating the contributions of all cultures.”
A 3-hour Dublin walking street food tour with a local guide, 5 foodie stops in the city center, and flexible dish choices.
“The tour was good, even if the weather wasn't ideal that day. Kevin showed us places to try some good local food and told us a lot about the history and culture of Ireland. It was nice to see other parts of the city (not just the touristy ones).”
A small-group Howth tour pairing craft beer with fresh seafood, plus Viking ruins and cliffside history, ending with smoked salmon and local pints.
“Don't eat too much beforehand..it's all about the food and drink. You won't hear slot about the history of Howth, but it was extremely enjoyable. Food was delicious as was the craft beer”
Private Dublin food tour with 8 tastings: Irish coffee, oysters, stew, and ice cream, plus local stories and a guide.
“Fun tour with good food. Our tour guide Karen made the whole experience! She is fantastic, knowledgeable and fun, providing lots of regional insight having grown up in Dublin … including at spots along the tour!”
Guided tour and whiskey tasting in Dublin’s Liberties Distillery with 3 on-site pours and whiskey cocktails in a compact visit.
“Excellent and Informative telling of the origins of the Whiskey industry of Dublin and a nice sample too!”
3-hour Dublin walking food tour from the Spire. Taste Irish classics, learn food history, and leave with local dining tips.
“Sinéad was amazing, very knowledgeable and made the experience unforgettable!”
A private 3-hour Dublin walking food tour with 10 tastings, local history, and classic Irish bites plus off-the-beaten-path stops.
“Carl is awesome! This experience was Dublin and Beyond….He caters to the whole group, and my daughter had him wrapped around his finger! Would recommend this tour to anyone!”
A 1h45 Irish whiskey tasting in Dublin’s classic pub spaces near Trinity, with 5 pours, a guide, and a calm, local feel.
“Learned a lot about irish whiskey. Great first day in Dublin. Nice way to see the city and learn about whiskey.”
Meet and Eat Dublin is a 2.5-hour small-group food walking tour with 5-6 tastings, drinks, and local stories across quirky Dublin spots.
“It was an interesting tour with a lot of information and snacks. However, the meeting point given in the app is incorrect.”
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