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“Very well worth it, Alex knew plenty and made the experience friendly and entertaining! Never even felt like a solo experience”
Tour a working Teeling distillery in Dublin, learn Irish whiskey history, then choose a guided tasting that fits your level in about an hour.
“Brilliant experience, guide and other staff very knowledgeable. The whiskeys at the end are of a good quality, allowing you to see what type you like.”
Taste Dublin’s historical center on a 3-hour food walk with 8 stops, including Irish coffee, oysters, Temple Bar lunch, and ice cream.
“A fantastic food tour around Dublin, including history and Irish stories, as best told by our guide Ann.”
A one-hour Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a guided story and a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskeys.
“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.”
Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin’s Liberties: see a working city distillery, learn its story, then taste award-winning whiskey.
“It was nice to see how whiskey is made and the tour guide Gary was funny. the whiskey and cocktail were very tasty. would recommend it.”
A small-group walking Dublin food tour with plenty of samples, Irish food stories, and stops from The Spire to Dawson Street.
“Every stop was unique and interesting. Saw lots of spots we never would have found on our own. Our guide was great and mixed in a lot of food history. She was a trained chef and very knowledgeable. One of our favorite tours by far.”
Walk Dublin’s Liberties on a 3-hour street food tour where you pick your own bites, learn local history, and try Irish coffee.
“This is a must do tour!! I was a solo participant. Kevin did an amazing job creating a very warm and inclusive experience during the entirety of the tour. His knowledge of the history, passion, and love of his country made this an amazing walking tour. And to top things off, the food was amazing…”
A 3-hour Dublin street food walking tour with 5 local stops, Irish history stories, and your choice of what to eat.
“Kevin is so knowledgeable about the city history and the food - he was amazing! Highly recommend this tour!! “Grab your beer, move your rear; do your talkin’ while you’re walkin’!””
Howth craft beer and seafood trail with chowder, a lighthouse gun-running tale, historic pubs, and included food plus a video moment.
“Had a blast! Patrick was our guide and had us laughing the whole time. Had some great offerings of the local seafood scene and some good craft beer of course. Interaction among the group was awesome. Highly recommend!”
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.
“We had such a great time in this tour! Our guide Kelly was so knowledgeable and answered all our questions. You can expect a 45 minute tour and 3 samples. There is a great bar to hang out at after as well.”
A 3-hour Dublin walking food tour with Irish history, award-winning tastings, and local guide tips along the Liffey and Temple Bar.
“Was really informative. Sineqd was really chatty and engaging. Good variety of places to visit”
Dublin private walking food tour with 10 tastings, a local guide, and classic city sights near Dublin Castle and Trinity College.
“The foodie tour was a great walk around various bars and sites in Dublin and included many of the things you would not consider as traditional Irish food. So, have your corned beef, fish and chips early on your trip and take to foodie tour to taste other bar food and drinks. A great experience.”
Sip five Irish whiskeys on a guided Dublin tour near Trinity College, from Victorian Lincoln’s Inn to the Palace Bar whiskey palace.
“It was very educational and our host was fantastic and extremely knowledgeable of the Irish whiskeys as well as the overall process of the distilleries . Highly recommended it!!”
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.
