Dublin · FOOD & DRINK
Good food & drink experiences fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Tour historic Jameson Bow St. in Dublin, learn triple-distillation secrets, compare whiskeys, and enjoy a Jameson Ginger and Lime drink.
“It was awesome to be able to walk right in with the ticket and not have to go and purchase another ticket and stand in the line. The experience was fantastic. We knowlegeable tour and history of Jameson....would def go back.”
Tour Teeling’s working Dublin distillery, trace Irish whiskey’s past, and taste award-winning pours in a compact one-hour visit.
“Absolutely great experience, made even better by Marc. Great history and information in a fun way. Great bar after cocktails after”
Taste Irish coffee, sausage rolls, cheese, oysters, stew and ice cream while exploring Dublin with a small group and a local guide.
“Francesca was a great guide and the food and drink was fantastic! Really enjoyed the stops and it is a ton of food. Nice to have some history along with the food and drink.”
Explore Irish whiskey’s rise and revival in a lively Dublin museum tour with historic displays, expert storytelling, and three or four tastings.
“Linda was an excellent guide! She really brought the history of Irish whiskey alive with her storytelling. Great whiskey tastes at the end as well.”
Tour Dublin’s working Teeling Whiskey Distillery, learn its story, see the copper stills, and taste award-winning Irish whiskey.
“We loved our tour - so perfect to learn a little Irish history and then how to make whisky! The tasting was fun too of course.”
Taste Dublin beyond the usual sights with a small-group food walk, local guides, Irish dishes, drinks, history, and practical dining tips.
“What a wonderful food tour with Senaide I may have misspelled her name but she was amazing! Lots of history and food that was delicious and Irish coffee some of the best I’ve had! This is a must do if”
Taste Dublin street food, local history, and Irish coffee on a three-hour walking tour where you choose what to buy.
“Fun walking tour of Dublin while enjoying some of the local foods and drinks along the way. Our tour guide Stacy was a lot of fun.”
Taste Dublin classics at five local food stops, hear Liberties history, and choose what to buy on this friendly three-hour walking tour.
“Kevin was a great tour guide! Very energetic and knowledgeable.”
Explore Howth’s seafood, craft beer, coastal views, and old pubs on a sociable 3.5-hour tour from Dublin.
“Howth is a cute old fishing town with lots of pubs, wonderful people and good seafood and beer. Our guide Patrick was the best tour guide we have ever had. We have been on several aviator tours.”
Taste Dublin through Irish coffee, sausage rolls, cheese, oysters, stew, ice cream, and local stories on a private Temple Bar food tour.
“Wonderful tour guide. He was so much fun and knew so much about the history of Dublin. A lot of delicious food samplings!”
Tour Dublin Liberties Distillery for whiskey-making stories, three tastings, cocktails, and a close look at a working city distillery.
“Enjoyable tour that offered a history of the area and Irish whiskey. This distillery is new and small, which made for an intimate tour and an understanding of exactly what they produce. The tasting of all three of their products was an excellent opportunity for comparison. It was Read more”
Taste Dublin through Irish stews, scones, cheese, coffee, and local drinks on a three-hour walking tour with a friendly food guide.
“Lisa was a wonderful guide, very informative and helpful. Our group very much enjoyed her guidance and felt she went above and beyond our expectations. I highly recommend her.”
Taste Dublin through 10 local food and drink stops, with city history, private guiding, and personal tips from guides such as Ruairi and Mydie.
“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!”
Taste five Irish whiskeys in two historic Dublin pubs, with expert guidance, literary links, and an easy walk near Trinity College.
“Outstanding in every way. I originally thought this was going to be a massive tasting with dozens and dozens of others. That' not the case at all. We had a total of six people in our group. You taste a total of five whiskeys at three different bars within easy walking distance of each other. The tour guide was truly a professional and knew exactly what she was talking about. This was absolutely best tour I have ever been on. I don't like 'feeling' like a tourist... and the way that this happens - it's like you're a local trying to get some more knowledge about the incredibly interesting world…”
Taste Dublin through artisan food stops, local stories, drinks, and quirky streets on a small-group walking tour capped at 14 people.
“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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