Ireland · FOOD TOURS IN DUBLIN
The 15 best food tours in Dublin you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
A 45-minute Jameson Bow St. tour in Dublin with a signature Ginger and Lime drink, comparative tastings, and time in 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.”
Visit Teeling, a working Dublin distillery, get a guided one-hour tour, and finish with a guided whiskey tasting suited to your level.
“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, plus Irish coffee, oysters, cheese, sausage rolls, stew, and ice cream.
“My mom and I traveled to Dublin in October and this was a DEFINITE highlight! Our guide (with her bright umbrella - Francesca) was amazing - she provided incredible I formation as we are the best food! Completely full by the end! I miss the Vice Irish coffee more than you know! Highly recommend, 5/5 stars!”
A fun, hour-long guided Irish whiskey history tour at the Irish Whiskey Museum, with 3 classic or 4 premium tastings.
“I thought that tour was great, the tour guide was so funny!!”
Guided tour of Teeling’s working Dublin distillery, featuring a 3-copper pot still setup, plus a whiskey tasting and history exhibition.
“The tour was excellent. The guide made it entertaining as well as informative.”
Dublin’s small-group food walk with Irish stews, scones, Irish coffee, and local shops, in about 3 hours.
“Kevin was a great host/guide and provided lots of general information as well as food insights. He made it a fun and cohesive group experience.”
Dublin street food tour in the Liberties with local guides. Choose your own bites on a 3-hour walk ending at Molly Malone.
“If you can take a tour with Tracy, you should do it. She’s fun, energetic and very knowledgeable. We had a really good time.”
3-hour Dublin street food walk with a local guide, 5 foodie stops, and Liberties history. Food not included, plan about €20.
“very nice experience, full of interesting and intertaining facts about Ireland and Dublin. Recommanded”
Howth coastal craft beer and seafood trail from Dublin, small group, chowder and smoked salmon, scenic stops, and local brews.
“Mark was a fantastic tour guide. It felt less like a tour and more like he was welcoming us into his family with Karen, Missy and the newest pup joining us. The seafood was delicious, the beer was local craft beer and excellent! It didn't feel scripted, just like a very wise friend sharing his stories and knowledge about the local beer, food and history of a town he so obviously loves. I appreciate that he took pictures and made a video for us because I didn't feel a need to take a bunch of photos myself, and could focus just on the experience and conversation with the small group.…”
A private 3.5-hour Dublin food tour with 8 tastings, including Irish coffee, sausage rolls, cheeses, oyster, stew, and artisanal ice cream.
“Fun tour with good food. Our tour guide Karen made the whole experience! She is fantastic, knowledgeable and fun, providing lots of regional insight having grown up in Dublin … including at spots along the tour!”
Tour Dublin Liberties Distillery for a guided look at Irish whiskey making, plus tastings of three on-site bottles and whiskey cocktails.
“Tour guide, Kevin, very knowledgeable, inviting and went beyond expectations to make the tour enjoyable.”
3-hour Dublin walking food tour from the Spire, with Irish food history, award-winning tastings, and local tips across the Liffey.
“Great tour with a great guide. Not only did she know all about the local food and history but also about the general (wider)Dublin / Irish history. You go to places that as a tourist you won’t normally go / easily find.”
Private Dublin walking food tour with 10 local tastings, a local guide, and quick sights like Dublin Castle, Trinity College, and Christ Church.
“What a wonderful tour. We loved each stop. Ending at a pub was a great touch. By the end we couldn’t eat another bite. All were delicious! Our favorite tour this trip. Thanks Mydie!”
A 1 hr 45 min Dublin whiskey tasting with a guide, 5 whiskey samples, and stops at Lincoln’s Inn and Temple Bar’s Palace Bar.
“Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable yet made information readily accessible for those (like me!)who know little about whiskey. A fun and relaxed learning (and drinking!)experience. Thank you!!”
Meet and Eat Dublin is a 2.5-hour small-group food walk with 5-6 tastings and drinks, led by a local guide in central Dublin.
“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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