Dublin · FOOD & DRINK
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Use this as the practical Dublin shortlist: 15 food & drink tours, ranked with duration, price and the point of difference that matters once the day begins.
A 45-minute Jameson Distillery Bow St. tour in Dublin with three learning rooms, a tasting, and a relaxing finish 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 one-hour Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin, with a guided production walk and a tasting that fits your level and taste.
“Very informative, guide was great! Loved the cocktail at the end with the whiskey tasting! Worth the trip”
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.”
Dublin Irish Whiskey Museum tour with a 1-hour guided story and tasting, choosing classic 3 or premium 4 whiskies from $22.
“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.”
A guided tour of Dublin’s new-style urban distillery, plus a Teeling tasting and exhibition stop, in about an hour.
“Ivie was very friendly and displayed a good knowledge on the history and the subject of distilling in Dublin.”
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.”
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).”
Small-group Howth tour with craft beer and seafood: chowder, smoked salmon, Viking ruins, lighthouse tales, and local pints.
“Food and beer was amazing. Irish stories were fun to hear. The guide, Paddy, was knowledgeable and fun.”
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!”
Tour the Dublin Liberties Distillery, learn the whiskey-making process, and taste three on-site pours plus whiskey cocktails in under an hour.
“A great tour led by a very knowledgeable guide! Very friendly welcome and some excellent whiskey!!!! The gf who won't touch whiskey with a ten foot barge pole is now converted 😂”
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.”
Five Irish whiskey tastings at two classic Dublin pubs with a guide near Trinity College, about 1h45 for $57.45.
“We learned so much about whiskey. 5 samples was really fine. The guide is very knowledgeable and personable. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone with an interest in Irish whiskey.”
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.”
