Dublin · DUBLIN FOOD TOURS
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A good Dublin food tour makes the city legible through its counters, kitchens and market stories. Compare these 15 tours by tastings, neighbourhoods, dietary fit and how much of the day they occupy.
Vintage double-decker, afternoon tea included. See Guinness, Phoenix Park, O’Connell Street, Trinity and St Patrick’s in 90 minutes.
“Delicious food and unlimited tea/other drinks. Difficult to see the view outside of the tour bus at times. There is a tour guide who does give some information about Dublin city.”
Three-hour Dublin food tour with 8 tastings and drinks: Irish coffee, sausage rolls, oysters, cheese, stew, and ice cream.
“The food tour featured amazing food and Kieren was a fun guide. It was the perfect way to familiarize ourselves with the city.”
Restored 1960s Dublin double-decker plus full afternoon tea in 75 minutes, passing Trinity College and Phoenix Park. $65.
“We spent an excellent afternoon on the bus tour! Us adults and the teenagers had a lovely time, the high tea was amazing and the bus was decorated brilliantly.”
Three-course Irish dinner plus live music, song, and step dancing in Dublin's cozy Georgian townhouse, with dinner-and-show or show-only.
“The Irish House Party is a great way to get a full Irish experience. The pre-show dinner was extremely good with some traditional Irish fare and some more continental offerings. And the music and dance were outstanding. The host was witty and very talented as well as the full musical troupe. The dancing was lively and spot on. Don’t miss this!”
Belvedere Irish Nights in Dublin pairs a live Irish dance show with a 3-course dinner in close-up style. Interactive and small-group.
“A fantastic family experience!! Food was great, drinks, and musicians and dancers were wonderful!! Well worth it!!”
Small-group Dublin walking food tour with stews, scones and Irish coffee, plus food stories off the main tourist track.
“Fantastic tour! Lisa was the best! All the information on Dublin was on point. She is a true “foodie” and knew so much about the food of Ireland! Highly recommend.”
A 3-hour Dublin street-food walk where you buy your own bites, follow a local guide through the Liberties, and finish near Molly Malone.
“Kevin was a blast! Food was great! Lots of fun! Selection of foodie spots were varied and good quality.”
Artisan donut stops plus Dublin history on a 2-hour morning walk, with four tastings, a small group, and an end near the River Liffey.
“Jody was a dynamic and interesting tour guide on our Donut journey through Dublin. Charming, delicious and delightful. 10/10. Do yourselves a favor and go on this lovely outing!”
Dublin street food walking tour with a local guide. Taste 5 foodie stops, pick what you order, and learn Irish history in 3 hours.
“The tour was good, even if the weather wasn't ideal that day. Kevin showed us places to try some good local food and told us a lot about the history and culture of Ireland. It was nice to see other parts of the city (not just the touristy ones).”
Skip-the-line Irish Night at Taylor’s Three Rock in south Dublin with a 4-course dinner and a 2-hour dance and music show.
“The entertainers were so talented. The show was amazing, There was audience participation that was so fun and entertaining. The food and drinks were good. The wait staff handled everything so well they know exactly how to get everything served quickly and efficiently. The one downside is they pack you in pretty tight, its not a problem just be aware.”
Private Dublin food tour with 8 tastings: Irish coffee, sausage rolls, cheeses, oysters, Temple Bar stew, and artisanal ice cream, 3.5 hrs.
“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!”
A 2-hour Dublin Grand Canal dinner cruise on an electric barge, with a 3-course meal and a house wine or beer included.
“The only thing that could be improved is “the Grand Canal”. What a joke. It is a ditch with a few broken down boats parked on the side, and trash on the banks. The cruise itself was fine and worthy of the River Liffey, not this ditch.”
3-hour walking Irish food tour in Dublin, with award-winning tastings from Temple Bar to the creative quarter and a local guide leaflet.
“Lisa was brilliant. Fun. Friendly. Engaging. Knowledgable. Passionate about food. Delicious food. Definately recommend.”
A Dublin private walking food tour with locals featuring 10 hand-picked tastings, local stories, and classic sights like Dublin Castle and Christ Church.
“Ruairi was a great storyteller, and was knowledgeable about all sorts of interesting food choices for our tour around the castle market. I highly recommend this tour.”
A small-group Dublin food walking tour with 5 to 6 tastings, drink samples, and local stories across quirky neighborhoods in about 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.”
