Dublin 3-Course Irish Food Tour: 3 Historic Pubs
A three-course dinner across three historic pubs, three hours, a course in each. The food version of the pub crawl, for people who want to sit down.
Irish Food Trail brings you closer to the heart of what it means to be Irish! During your experience you will meet and dine with locals, visit 3 traditional Irish eateries, where you will hear the story of Irish Food by enjoying some hearty Irish cuisine paired with local beers and ciders at each venue. We will finish with a surprise, who knows you might even go home with a new skill! FAQ’s: Can I Book A Private Tour – Yes this can be arranged upon request. Tips – Tips are not included if you feel you had great service please tip. Bank Holiday/Public Holiday the shop is closed the meeting point is at the main entrance (steps) to the centre Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, 59 South William Street, Dublin 2.
- Duration
- 3 h
- Group
- Up to 16
- Guide
- EN
- Cancellation
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
- Confirmation
- Instant
- Driving time
- 16 min from O'Connell Bridge
- Time on site
- 3 h
What is included
- Local guide
- Professional guide
- Food-tasting
- Local beers & ciders
- Irish Coffee making experience
- 3 course meal
- Dietary Requirements Catered - let us know is advance of your tour
Not included
- Specified food and drink alternatives cost extra
- Gratuities
Itinerary
- We start the tour in this beautiful town house.5 min · admission included
- Get an introduction to the Dubliner's version of Temple Bar. Hear why some of the pubs here are so special7 min · admission included
- The Molly Malone statue is located in Suffolk Street, a short distance from Trinity College. Molly Malone was a semi historical, semi-legendary figure3 min · admission included
- The temple bar districtdrive-by
Meeting point
The Meeting Point for The Irish Food Trail: Flavour Trails shop, Unit 2b is on the lower ground floor of Powerscourt Townhouse Centre. Come up the Georgian Steps on 59 South William St, pass through the flower shop, walk by the oak staircase and down the next set of step and we are to your left.
What travellers say
★★★★★ Great introduction to Dublin! As a solo traveler and it being my first full day in Dublin, this tour was a great way to introduce myself to the food/pub scene. Lara was a very enthusiastic speaker/guide who was quite knowledgeable on Dublin history. Highly recommend!Dana N · 2026-09-22 · via Viator
★★★★★ How Can I Give This 10 Stars?! Absolutely 100% take this foodie tour. Honestly, Ive visited plenty of castles and churches on my trips around Europe, but my most spiritual experiences are always with eating the local cuisine. Food is the best way to experience the culture of any country. You will miss out on such a wonderful experience if you don’t do this. Lara was our guide and she might as well have been a family friend by the end of the tour. Vanessa S · 2026-09-11 · via Viator
★★★★★ Great tour!! This was a great mix of a food experience and learning about the history of Ireland. It was super well done and in our estimation and experience, one of the best food tours we’ve been on.Kathleen A · 2026-09-05 · via Viator
★★★★★ Great time! Great experience! This small group tour was perfect for really learning a lot about Dublin and Ireland in general. The food choices and drinks were great! We did a 2pm tour and it was the perfect mix of lunch and dinner with a great host at great pubs. You should do it, too!Chris L · 2026-09-05 · via Viator
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