Ireland · FOOD
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Of the 32 food experiences on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Costs, durations and the practical bits are all here, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the rest of the trip.
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!”
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 (:”
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!”
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”
A private 3-hour Dublin food walk with 10 tastings, local stories, and quick passes by Dublin’s top historic sites.
“Ruairi was great. Good conversation, history and unique places. We went to places we would have never found on our own. A must do.”
Galway’s food and culture walking tour blends Irish tastings with stories, landmarks, and insider tips, starting at Eyre Square.
“Lorraine was an incredible tour guide. She took us all over Galway and was funny and intelligent.”
Taste Dublin at a small-group food walking tour with 6-8 stops, 5-6 tastings, and drink samples included over 2.5 hours.
“It was an interesting tour with a lot of information and snacks. However, the meeting point given in the app is incorrect.”
Taste Galway in 2.5 hours with 10 tastings, including oysters, cheese, sushi, whiskey and sweets, plus stops around Galway Market.
“The food tour was amazing! Our tour guide was so great and even provided recommendations for the rest of our trip!”
A small-group Dublin whiskey and food tasting with five pours, Irish farmhouse cheese, and handmade chocolates across two classic bars.
“I really liked all of the information and history the guide gave us. The pairing was fun and tasty. The guide was great/passionate to chat with.”
A 3-hour Galway food walk with 4 tasting stops, local guide, pub drinks, and medieval sights like the Spanish Arch and Kirwan’s Lane.
“A wonderful guided tour around Galway. We were able to sample food/drinks at 4 locations and hear stories of the city. It was great fun and the host (Gerry) was very personable. I’d love to do this tour again if I’m back in Galway.”
Dublin 2-hour whiskey and food tasting with 5 Irish whisky pours, cheese, soda bread, and chocolates, finishing at Temple Bar’s Palace Bar.
“Andrew was a witty, well informed guide on Whiskey.”
A small-group Dublin whiskey and food walk with 5 tastings, Irish cheese, and handmade chocolate, plus pub stories and nightlife tips.
“Tartian (not sure of spelling) was an excellent guide. As someone who doesn't like whiskey, he did a good job explaining the process.”
