Ireland · FOOD & DRINK
17 reviewed
The good ones fill months ahead here, and the best fill first. Below are the 15 that earn the day, with current prices and what separates one from the next.
Jameson Distillery Bow St. tour in Dublin: a 45-minute guided whiskey education with tastings and a relaxed stop at JJ’s Bar.
“I recommend paying the extra money and go on the longer tour besides the 45 min one if you're a drinker of Irish whiskey.”
A 1-hour Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin with a guided production walk and a tasting designed for both beginners and fans.
“Fun tour and tasting at one of Dublin's finest distilleries! Thanks for the tour and the opportunity to taste 4 great whiskeys..”
Dublin Historical Centre Food Tour with 8 tastings and drinks, from Irish coffee and oysters to Temple Bar stew and ice cream.
“Ann was spectacular. She is so entertaining and really funny. She made sure that our every need was met. The foods was incredible. Everything ran smoothly. I had a lovely day altogether!”
Guided Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskies in about 1 hour.
“Andrew is awesome! Great tour and entertainment for a small price!”
See Dublin’s first new distillery in 125 years, tour a working 3-copper pot still, then taste Teeling whiskey for about $23.
“smell of the barley upon entering the factory. more information around the types made there prior to entering, 5min or less going over the difference displays”
See the Midleton distillery on the Jameson Experience, tour the cask-aging warehouse, then compare whiskeys in the Jameson Bar tasting.
“This was actually a great tour. The guid was very knowledgeable and informative. This one tops going to the Jameson Distillery in Dublin because all of the whiskey in Ireland is made here!”
Small-group Dublin food walk with Irish coffee, stews, scones and soda bread ice cream, guided by real Dublin food culture for 18+.
“It’s a walking tour that takes you to several neighborhoods in Dublin. Our guide, Sinead, gave us so much information from local’s point of view. As informative as it was delicious. The group was small enough to chat. Everyone had fun. We all loved it!”
Dublin street food walk in The Liberties. Pick your own bites, learn Irish history, and end at Molly Malone in 3 hours.
“Very nice tour . We enjoyed stories and food , walked a bit and overall an absolute delight! Just don’t do it right off the plane- take a nap first .. haha”
A 3-hour Dublin walking street food tour with a local guide, five stops, and local history, where you choose what to eat.
“Kevin was really nice and told us a lot about the history and the food. Even tough it was raining he did the best he could to keep us dry, he also gave me his umbrella bc I didn’t had one. I would recommend it to everyone. Thanks a lot and greeting from Germany (:”
A small-group Howth coast trail with craft beer, seafood chowder, Viking ruins, and lighthouse stories, ending with a hearty lunch.
“There is a fair amount of walking to the destinations, fun tour and great craft beer. The tour guide, Patrick is a great entertainer and has a wonderful singing voice.”
Galway by foot tasting tour with local stories and stops from Eyre Square to Spanish Arch, plus pub food and ice cream at 6pm.
“Our guide, Conor, was very knowledgeable about Ireland. So, he had a lot of stories about Galway and surrounding areas.”
Cork Food Tour: English Market tastings, Irish coffee, pubs and a church in a 3-hour small-group walk. Private feel.
“It was excellent Far better than expected, Kate was great, her knowledge of both the history and food culture really impressed us. And the food was so delicious!, A”
A private Dublin food tour with 8 tastings, including Irish coffee, sausage rolls, cheese, oysters, Irish stew, beer, and ice cream.
“Wonderful tour guide. He was so much fun and knew so much about the history of Dublin. A lot of delicious food samplings!”
A guided tour of Dublin’s Liberties Distillery and a guided whiskey tasting with three on-site samples plus whiskey-based cocktails.
“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.”
3-hour Dublin walking food tour from The Spire on O’Connell Street, with Irish history, award-winning tastings, and expert local tips.
“Really had fun with Sinead. She was a great guide. I highly recommend this tour”
