Dublin Craft Beer Tour: a three-hour walking craft beer tour crossing north and south Dublin pubs, six independent Irish craft beers in traditional pubs and modern gastropubs.
Route: Walking tour across Dublin city pubs sampling six independent Irish craft beers
Tip: Capped at small groups; book ahead through the operator site. Combine with a meal at L. Mulligan Grocer afterwards.
Fab Food Trails' Dublin Tasting Trail: a 2.5-hour walking food tour across six independent Dublin shops and producers, with chef Eveleen Coyle's notes for guests.
Tip: Maximum twelve walkers; book the 10:00 Saturday slot for the busiest market day. Combine with a Temple Bar Food Market stroll after.
Secret Food Tours Dublin: a three-hour walk from Trinity College through Dublin's Georgian quarter with six tastings including Irish coffee, oysters, stew, cheese and a surprise final dish.
Tip: Maximum twelve walkers; the surprise final dish is part of the format. Meets at the Grattan statue on College Green.
Delicious Dublin Tours: Ketty Quigley's three-hour South Dublin walking food tour, small-group with six stops around George's Street and Wexford Street area.
Tip: Maximum eight walkers; the food writer Ketty Quigley leads most weekend tours personally. Book a month ahead in summer.
Irish Whiskey Museum on Grafton Street in Dublin 2, an hour-long museum walk and four-whiskey comparative tasting in the basement tasting room, the city centre primer.
Tip: Premium tour at EUR 35 includes a fifth whiskey and a souvenir glass. Daily 10:00 to 18:00 every half hour.
Dublin Decoded: a small-group historian-led food and culture walking tour, three stops including a Bewley's coffee tasting and a Guinness pour with context.
Tip: Small groups of ten; the tour runs three days a week. Saturday 11:00 starts are the most popular slot.
Fab Food Trails' Dublin Tasting Trail: a 2.5-hour walking food tour across six independent Dublin shops and producers, with chef Eveleen Coyle's notes for guests.
Tip: Maximum twelve walkers; book the 10:00 Saturday slot for the busiest market day. Combine with a Temple Bar Food Market stroll after.
Secret Food Tours Dublin: a three-hour walk from Trinity College through Dublin's Georgian quarter with six tastings including Irish coffee, oysters, stew, cheese and a surprise final dish.
Tip: Maximum twelve walkers; the surprise final dish is part of the format. Meets at the Grattan statue on College Green.
Delicious Dublin Tours: Ketty Quigley's three-hour South Dublin walking food tour, small-group with six stops around George's Street and Wexford Street area.
Tip: Maximum eight walkers; the food writer Ketty Quigley leads most weekend tours personally. Book a month ahead in summer.
Irish Whiskey Museum on Grafton Street in Dublin 2, an hour-long museum walk and four-whiskey comparative tasting in the basement tasting room, the city centre primer.
Tip: Premium tour at EUR 35 includes a fifth whiskey and a souvenir glass. Daily 10:00 to 18:00 every half hour.
Dublin Decoded: a small-group historian-led food and culture walking tour, three stops including a Bewley's coffee tasting and a Guinness pour with context.
Tip: Small groups of ten; the tour runs three days a week. Saturday 11:00 starts are the most popular slot.