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Zoe was a great tour guide. We enjoyed food, drink, and learning about the history of Galway. Highly recommend as a way to introduce the city.

The tour itself was great! Sean was very friendly and knowledgeable. The only negative is the directions for finding the meeting point are not clear.

Great tour that combined the City’s history and the city’s typical food culture. Jason was an enthusiastic guide who was very knowledgeable and personable. Discussions were interactive and included all the attendee's. This tour accommodates food allergies which was appreciated.

The food portions on this tour were larger than typical and they were delicious. There wasn’t as much walking as we expected and we generally stayed right in Eyre Square.

Our Tour Guide Jason, who is a fluent Irish speaker and historian was great. Who would have guessed fun facts, history, wild guesses to keep us engaged, food and drink could meld onto such a brain stimulating and tasty tour! A couple of people had been looking for a kiosk ti start at as is wrongly put on some 3rd party sites. Worth it. Thanks Jason Ps I didn't let the monkey out of the bag either.

Very informative on Galway history and excellent sampling of Irish foods. Would recommend to anyone visiting Galway!

Interesting history but not a food lovers night out. Food was underwhelming, and not a good value, given the ticket price

We enjoyed our interesting and informative tour with Nina.

I enjoyed the tour as far as the tastings, but our guide (Nina) did not point out nor mention Lynch's Castle, The Oscar Wilde Statue, or Saint Nicholas Collegiate Church. I never even saw the church. I happened to look up and see the castle as we were passing by on the way to the ice cream stop and snagged a quick picture. Same thing for the statue. The itinerary specifically mentions these stops and we did none of them.

I thought we would be getting more history and see more sights on our walk. Unfortunately, we spent at least 20 mins standing under a tree in Eyre Square because our guide forgot a jacket and it started to rain. He took us to 2 places to eat that were literally right on the square... the food was good (seafood chowder at Screene"s, bacon (ham) & potatoes with a gravy at the Skeffington Arms Hotel). Then we walked towards the Latin Quarter and stopped for ice cream at Murphy's. Then we ended up at M Fitzgerald's Bar where we made our own Irish Coffee... which was delicious. But we didn't learn much and didn't really see much. I was disappointed in the "walking" part of the tour. And it ended after 2 hrs.