Eten te voet: Dublin Street Food Tour met lokale gids
Beschrijving
Probeer een verscheidenheid aan Dublin street food Leer een beetje van de geschiedenis en geheimen van de stad van uw deskundige gids “Om een cultuur goed te ervaren moet je eerst hun keuken ervaren.” Hoe kun je de hoofdstad van Ierland beter ontdekken dan met een tour langs de beste foodie spots? Deze tour onder leiding van een deskundige gids neemt je mee naar enkele van de coolste eetgelegenheden in Dublin die buiten het toeristische pad te vinden zijn. Met groepsgroottes van maximaal 25 krijg je de kans om je te mengen tussen de andere bezoekers en te leren van je gids. De focus ligt op streetfood en wat de lokale bevolking dagelijks geniet, zodat je gegarandeerd een unieke authentieke ervaring hebt. Zorg ervoor dat je hongerig langskomt, want je stopt onderweg voor vijf heerlijke street eats en minstens een van de stops is een dessertstop - lekker! Let op: bij deze tour koop je je eigen eten. Uw gids zal aanbevelingen doen maar uiteindelijk is de keuze aan u. Bezoekers besteden gemiddeld €20 aan de tour.
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Onze Food on Foot-tour neemt je mee op een heerlijke reis door een van 's werelds vriendelijkste steden Dublin, waarbij je de stadsgeschiedenis en de lokale keuken omarmt. De rondleiding zal 3 uur duren. Wat onze tour anders maakt dan de meeste food tours, is dat je je eigen eten koopt. Hoewel we aanbevelingen doen, kunt u genieten van wat u lekker vindt, niet alleen van wat iemand u geeft. Omdat je je eigen eten kiest, is deze tour geschikt voor alle dieetwensen. Ten slotte zijn al onze stops verrassingsstops waarvan we denken dat het een groot deel van het plezier is.
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Beoordelingen(547)
Our guide, Tracy was great. She was clearly of the neighborhood, had great stories, was very welcoming, and very funny. That said, she really wasn’t much of a foodie so we didn’t learn much about the food scene and the food itself just wasn’t that good. It was also done in a weird order. We started with sausage rolls, then went for Belfast coffees, (which are like Irish coffees but cold and with moonshine), then grilled beef and cheese sandwiches, then crème cake, then fish & chips, then ice cream. The fish and chips were really greasy and honestly not great. The only other real food was the grilled sandwhich. By the end of it, I just felt queasy. Where was the Shepards pie or Irish stew? Foodwise, it was disappointing.
Hi Felice, Thanks so much for joining our tour! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the guide Tracey and getting to know the local area. I'm sorry to hear the food wasn't quite what you were expecting. Our experience is very much a STREET FOOD tour rather than a fussy fine dining one. We focus on the fun, everyday street foods that Dubliners eat, while sharing the stories, history, and culture of the city's old town culture. A huge part of our tour is learning about the liberties story through street food. We don’t advertise being a fine dining tour. The idea behind the tour is to help visitors "eat like a local" and "taste the culture." It's not a lobster, champagne, or traditional restaurant tour. I often joke that the foods we talk about are closer to "jet lag food" or "hangover food" than fine dining! This is the story we enjoy telling and it works for us. The tour is structured starting with the street food version of an Irish breakfast, then an Irish welcome drink, followed by lunch, dinner, and dessert. One thing that makes our tours a little different is that we recommend what to try, but everyone gets to choose what not what someone gives this. This way visitors can stick to their own preferences and dietary restrictions. All of this whilst telling stories of Dublins people, culture and food. The fish and chips shop you mentioned is Dublin’s oldest chipper and the only shop in Ireland rated in the top 10 fish shops in the world. If you're ever back in Dublin and would prefer something a little more traditional or higher end, we also offer private custom tours with a focus on classic Irish cuisine or more upscale dining. I think that would probably be a much better fit for what you were looking for. There are also other wonderful food tours in Dublin that focus on more traditional foods. Thanks again for joining us, and I really appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback.
Kevin was amazing. It was truly a local experience, a good amount of food, and incredibly affordable. Me and my sister did the whole tour for less than $100 (tour and food for both of us) which is considerable cheaper than any of the other options we could find. We got amazing recommendations from Kevin for the rest of our trip and feel like we made a real friend. Would highly recommend to everyone.
Thanks so much for coming on the tour. It was lovely to meet you and your sister. I really appreciate you mentioning the value of the tour, this is something we proberly dont promote enough. We set the tour using a model that would be great value, have no food waste and visitors can stick to their own dietart requirments. We dont take any commissions from the stops so 100% of food purchased supports independant local business. Thanks for pointing this out :-)
Kevin was lovely and shared both great anecdotes and history around the food. We got to experience what felt like the actual food and drink culture of Dublin alongside the classics. 10/10 would reccomendation
We thoroughly enjoyed walking through Dublin absorbing some interesting history about various sights. Sampling the recommended food was great as we tried various drinks and food and bought as little or as much as we wanted. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and had a great sense of humour.
This was our first time to Dublin and first food tour experience. It was great! Kevin is very knowledgeable about Dublin and his recommendations of the local street food were exactly what we were looking for. Definitely recommend this tour for anyone who enjoys local street food.
Kevin was a man of the people, phenomenal tour guide! We had a great time on our tour and we even had our 9 month old with us! Highly recommend!
Tracey gave us more than we bargained for - great group came alive under her enthusiastic approach. The teens/young adults were charming, polite, and everyone talked and visited. It was truly fun and memorable.
Really fun tour with a colorful local named Tracey who lived in the neighborhood. Had some great food and learned a lot too. There’s a lot of food on this walk so you can skip lunch after. Most stops we split the snacks.
I like the setup where you order purchase your own food, because people have different tastes and dietary requirements. There were some interesting stories. But I left the group about halfway into the tour because it was so far mostly about Guinness and whiskey. The vibe was not for me. Other participants appeared to be enjoying it. Possibly I would have found the second half of the tour more interesting, but I was not willing to continue. After my original, less carefully worded three-star review, an irate Kevin called me (!) to complain that my review “wasn’t fair”. We discussed for nine minutes. Then he called me again at 1:30 a.m. (actually 2:30 my time, and obviously I didn’t answer) and texted me at 1:52. For real? I stand by my right to leave the group early and still have an opinion. Read multiple reviews and make of them what you will. If you are interested in Guinness and whiskey, this tour might be for you. It wasn’t for me.
Hi, Of course you are entitled to your opinion on our tour. We were simply surprised you felt you had experienced enough of the tour to warrant leaving a review, as you had only attended 1.5 stops. We were also disappointed at the words you choose to use when describing it in your original review. We appreciate you altering them. We were also surprised as when Kevin asked you if everything was alright, or if he could help improve your tour experience, you said “it’s a really good tour, I’m enjoying it, but I thought it was going to be more about architecture”. I’m sure you can understand our confusion after your comments. If you had been able to express your feelings to us, we would have tried to explain the tour more fully for you. You also mentioned expecting to hear about Irish culture on our tour. Whether you personally like to drink Guinness & Whiskey or not, this is a large part of Irish culture and particularly in the area the tour takes place as both have traditionally been made there (and still are today). These drinks industries have provided jobs for locals and reared families who have formed the culture, personality and heart of this part of the city for centuries. At the start of the tour we tell a couple of stories related to this to provide context for the neighbourhood we are showing you around. Had you chosen to stay on the tour, you would have heard other local stories that may have been more “your vibe”. We’re sorry to hear the tour was not for you. We hope you managed to find others things in our lovely city that were more to your liking. Kind regards, Aoife & Kevin
Kevin is great. It’s not just a food tour. Wear good shoes. Come hungry but don’t over indulge at the beginning .
Thanks for the great review! Delighted you loved the tour - absolutely, so important not to peak too soon, need to keep some space for all the delicious food along the way! Thanks for joining us! Sláinte, Kevin & Aoife
