DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most booked food & drink tours, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
A 45-minute Jameson Bow St. tour with guided stories, three learning rooms, comparative tastings, and a free pour at JJ’s Bar.
Most Popular“Our guide mark (hope that's right) was extremely passionate about the tour and the product would recommend 100%”
Tour a working Teeling distillery in Dublin, learn Irish whiskey history, then choose a guided tasting that fits your level in about an hour.
“Was a great experience, it took approx 1 hour and the guide we had was super knowledgeable, it is also a stop on the city sightseeing hop in hop off bus making it easy to get to”
Taste Dublin’s historical center on a 3-hour food walk with 8 stops, including Irish coffee, oysters, Temple Bar lunch, and ice cream.
“Experience was great- lots of history of Dublin along with a good collection of coffee and food samplings. Francesco was very knowledgeable, didn’t rush anything, answered all our questions with great recommendations for other things to do on a rainy weekend.”
A one-hour Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a guided story and a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskeys.
“I thought that tour was great, the tour guide was so funny!!”
Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin’s Liberties: see a working city distillery, learn its story, then taste award-winning whiskey.
“Interesting history. Entertaining guide. Good tasting experience”
A small-group walking Dublin food tour with plenty of samples, Irish food stories, and stops from The Spire to Dawson Street.
“This was a great food tour of Dublin. We usually us the same company for food tours when we travel, but I saw this was a smaller, local Dublin Company, and wanted to try to smaller company and it was a great choice. We went to some great places- places we went back too for…”
Walk Dublin’s Liberties on a 3-hour street food tour where you pick your own bites, learn local history, and try Irish coffee.
“Excellent!!! So many good foods, options to share to save cost. Also informative and got to learn quite a bit of Irish history while enjoying the foods. Kevin was the best! Unfortunately couldn't find the ballymaloe relish in any stores afterwards but will be looking online for it.”
A 3-hour Dublin street food walking tour with 5 local stops, Irish history stories, and your choice of what to eat.
“Excellent tour and a must! Kevin and his wife run this delightful exploration around the Liberties area with charm and information. It is nice to suppose the local community and love being able to purchase what you want. We shared an item at most stops and plenty of food.”
Howth craft beer and seafood trail with chowder, a lighthouse gun-running tale, historic pubs, and included food plus a video moment.
“Excellent guide, great conversation and food Highly recommend the experience. Add Howth to the list of amazing places to see.”
Private Dublin private food tour with 8 tastings in 3.5 hours, from Irish coffee to oysters and ice cream, guided walk through classic spots.
“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 with a guide and taste three on-site Irish whiskies plus whiskey cocktails, in about an hour for $24.
“Excellent and Informative telling of the origins of the Whiskey industry of Dublin and a nice sample too!”
A 3-hour Dublin walking food tour with Irish history, award-winning tastings, and local guide tips along the Liffey and Temple Bar.
“Sinead was a wonderful tour guide!! She was fun, knowledgable and extremely helpful! Would highly recommend her and doing this food tour especially on one of your first days in Dublin. It was also a great balance of walking and sitting to enjoy the food.”
Dublin private walking food tour with 10 tastings, a local guide, and classic city sights near Dublin Castle and Trinity College.
“Had a fab few hours walking, eating and drinking with Ruairi our Guide.”
Sip five Irish whiskeys on a guided Dublin tour near Trinity College, from Victorian Lincoln’s Inn to the Palace Bar whiskey palace.
“He knew his stuff! He was able to answer all our questions and provide lots of information. Highly recommend!”
Sample Dublin’s best sweet and savory bites on a small-group walking tour with 5–6 tastings and drinks, guided by local food pros.
“It was an interesting tour with a lot of information and snacks. However, the meeting point given in the app is incorrect.”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
