Dublin Craft Beer Tour is a food tour in South City Centre, Dublin.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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.
Private tour · 2 hours
Find delight in a glass of fine Irish whiskey during a private tasting in Dublin. Taste at least 5 different whiskeys and learn how this spirit took over the world.
Private tour · 2 hours
Discover the best places to see, eat and drink in Dublin on a wine tasting tour with a Local Expert. Taste 4-5 wines and learn all about the wine-making process.
Guided tour · 3 hours
Explore Dublin’s vibrant food scene on our guided tour. Sample traditional bites like Irish stew, Irish breakfast bap, and artisanal cheeses while learning about the c...
Fab Food Trails' Dublin Tasting Trail starts at the Powerscourt Centre at 10:00 and works through the city's artisan producers, meeting the makers over tastings that are never revealed in advance.
TipMaximum twelve walkers; book the 10:00 Saturday slot for the busiest market day.
Secret Food Tours Dublin: a three-hour walk from Trinity College through Dublin's Georgian quarter with six tastings including Irish coffee, oysters, stew.
TipMaximum 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.
TipMaximum 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.
TipPremium tour at €35 includes a fifth whiskey and a souvenir glass. Daily 10:00-18:00 every half hour.
Fab Food Trails' Dublin Tasting Trail starts at the Powerscourt Centre at 10:00 and works through the city's artisan producers, meeting the makers over tastings that are never revealed in advance.
TipMaximum twelve walkers; book the 10:00 Saturday slot for the busiest market day.
Secret Food Tours Dublin: a three-hour walk from Trinity College through Dublin's Georgian quarter with six tastings including Irish coffee, oysters, stew.
TipMaximum 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.
TipMaximum 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.
TipPremium tour at €35 includes a fifth whiskey and a souvenir glass. Daily 10:00-18:00 every half hour.
Walking Food Tours' Food on Foot: a three-hour Liberties and city centre walk by Kevin Adams, weekend mornings starting at St Catherine's Church on Thomas.
TipCome hungry and arrive fifteen minutes early; Saturday and Sunday 11:00 are the only public departures.