Dublin Food Tours
Taste modern and traditional Ireland: Irish stew, soda bread, seafood chowder, farmhouse cheeses and craft beer, sampled in markets, pubs and old shops. Guided food tours mix tastings with the city’s history and local favourites, away from the tourist traps.
196 tours · prices per person, book with partner
Food Tours in Dublin — FAQ
What food should I try in Dublin?
Don’t miss Irish stew, coddle, soda bread, seafood chowder, boxty and farmhouse cheeses, plus a pint of Guinness or a whiskey — a food tour samples the best.
Where is the best food in Dublin?
The George’s Street Arcade, the Temple Bar food market and the city’s gastropubs are food highlights; a guided tour takes you to authentic, local spots.
Are Dublin food tours worth it?
Yes — a guided food tour combines tastings with the city’s history and culture, taking you to local favourites and showing how Irish food has evolved.