Dublin · FOOD & DRINK
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There are 31 food & drink tours in Dublin on the site; these 15 are the ones to put money on. Costs, timings and the small print are spelled out below, so a decision takes minutes.
Dublin’s Jameson Distillery Bow St. Experience pairs a 45-minute guided tour with tastings, a signature drink, and time in JJ’s Bar.
“Very informative tour plus some fun. How can you beat drinking some whiskey, meeting new people and learning.”
A guided Irish whiskey history tour in Dublin with interactive exhibits and a led tasting. Small group, great value, and optional upgrades.
“Brien (rhymes with Green) was terrific! Too bad he is married! Lol Great time to be had with Irish Whiskey!”
See how Dublin whiskey is made at Teeling. A one-hour guided tour plus tastings, perfect for a tight itinerary in the Liberties.
“The distillery tour was great. Our guide was very good and funny and provided a lot of great information. Well worth the money.”
Small-group Dublin food tour with Irish coffee, sausage rolls, oysters, cheese, stew, beer, and ice cream. 3 hours, great local value.
“By the end of this tour you will have an Irish Mom, Ann. She takes care of you and shows you all the heat small places to go eat and drink in the city. She has a vast knowledge of random facts and a life lived. Brilliant experience!”
One-hour Irish whiskey tour in Dublin with a four-room story and guided tastings of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskeys.
“It was the best Tour in Dublin. Our Guide was so good. A really really friendly and funny guy. We come back again.”
Guided tour of Dublin’s first new distillery in 125 years, ending with an award-winning Teeling tasting and Dublin whiskey history.
“First time visiting a distillery, very nice tour and thanks a lot to the guides Stephen and Niamh for the very unique experience.”
A small-group Dublin food walk with Irish tastings, local spots, and stories about food culture, led by guides like Kevin and Sinead.
“We stopped at five different places and all were excellent. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the food industry in Ireland.”
Dublin street food on foot: choose your own bites on a 3-hour Liberties walk with a local guide, food culture stops, and a walk ending at Molly Malone.
“Kevin had an answer for everything. I enjoyed the bit of irish folklore and history in addition to the food tour itself. We had a good variety, choices from each establishment and provided us tastes of some of his own supplies of eatables. The other nice thing, was the Kevin specials available which were smaller portions to what could be ordered. The walking was at a distance, doable and provided different experiences from the different parts of town.”
Dublin street food walking tour with a local guide, 5 stops in the city center and Liberties, history, and choose-your-own bites.
“Excellent tour , knowledgeable , interesting and entertaining guide . A good variety of local food stops and a well planned and paced tour .”
A small-group craft beer and seafood walk in Howth, with chowder, local brews, Viking ruins, lighthouse stories, and tastings.
“Food and beer was amazing. Irish stories were fun to hear. The guide, Paddy, was knowledgeable and fun.”
Private Dublin historical food tour with 8 tastings: Irish coffee, sausage rolls, cheeses, oysters, stew 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!”
Tour the Dublin Liberties Distillery, see whiskey production up close, and enjoy 3 on-site samples plus whiskey-based cocktails in about an hour.
“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.”
A 3-hour walking food tour in Dublin with award-winning tastings, Irish food history, and local tips from guides like Sinead and Lisa.
“Sinead was an excellent guide! Lots of good information and suggestions. Highly recommend.”
A private Dublin walking food tour with 10 local tastings, cider and sweets, and quick history stops at iconic sights like Dublin Castle and Trinity.
“Mydie was a wonderful guide! She was informative and personable with lots of little history lessons between the food stops. I highly recommend her!”
Small-group Irish whiskey tasting tour in central Dublin with guided samples at Lincoln’s Inn and the Palace Bar near Temple Bar.
“Andrew made this experience totally worth it, using his expansive knowledge of Irish Whisky along with a keen wit. 5-star all the way.”
