Meet and Eat Dublin: Dublin Food Walking Tour
Full description
Included / Excluded
- 1-2 Drink tastings
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Leisurely walking tour
- Snacks
- 5-6 Food tastings
- A friendly local guide
- Transportation to/from attractions
Meeting point
Start Location
Dublin, Ireland
Cancellation policy
0All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Accessibility
- Stroller Accessible
- Easy Public Transport
- Infants Required On Laps
Good to know
- Children over 14 welcome although this walk is geared for adults
- A moderate amount of walking is involved - we recommend you wear comfortable shoes
Traveler reviews
Great tour of places we would have not found otherwise
The guide showed us around the Dublin area. And gave us background and onsite to the changes over the years. We were able to see things we would not otherwise known about. We had a great time not just enjoying the food, but also the rich history of the Dublin area.
Ireland embraces its own and the world!
Chris was terrific - we laughed, we learned, we tasted! An absolutely ideal way to engage with history and the evolution of food and the country. Highly recommended!
Such fun on the food tour!!
We had an absolutely amazing experience on our Dublin food walking tour with Brid! From the moment we met her she was so friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating to our interests! Although it is a structured tour, Brid made it so personal because she pointed out places we may like and gave us a myriad of other ideas and tips to see in the area. We had such a great time! Highly recommend!
Fantastic food tour with Carol
Fantastic food tour with Carol. Everything was delicious. We learned about the food, the vendors, and covered a good bit of the city. Really well-thought out tour and we were very well taken care of. Would highly recommend - thanks again for a wonderful day!
SUCH a lovely experience, definitely recommend!
My sister and I did this tour during a weekend in Dublin and it was SO lovely! Definitely recommend! Our guide (Una) was amazing and made the whole experience warm and friendly and enriching. Having trained at culinary school in France, she brought incredible food expertise (even offering a couple baking tips!), but her background in theatre production also meant we learned so much about Dublin's culture and character beyond the food itself. My sister and I have spent a lot of time in Dublin visiting family, so we're fairly comfortable with the city, but this was such a great opportunity to learn more about cuisine in Dublin and how it's developed over the years, as well as try out a few key institutions. I so enjoyed learning about how Dutch and Germans in the 70's restarted the artisan cheese scene in Ireland or how a couple of scrappy Dubliners during COVID opened up a toastie shop. We came away feeling like we'd learned so much about both Dublin and its food scene (plus everyone on our tour was so lovely too). Great stroll, great eats, great chat. Highly recommend!
