Dublin travel guide — where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in Dublin, Leinster, Ireland.
Top food tours
Guided experiences that show you Dublin through its food.
Fab Food Trails Dublin
Teeling Whiskey Distillery Tour
Jameson Distillery Bow Street Experience
Dublin Food Company Walking Tour
Irish Cooking Class at Dunne & Crescenzi
Tour formats
Different ways to experience Dublin's food scene.
Cooking classes
Take a piece of Dublin home with you.
The Cooks Academy
Kevin Dundon Cookery School (Dunbrody Country House)
Foodie tips
Get more out of every meal.
The best introduction to traditional Irish food is a visit to Dún Laoghaire Farmers' Market (Thursday 09:00–15:00) — producers sell direct and are happy to explain their ingredients
Teeling Distillery (13–17 Newmarket, D08) and the Jameson Distillery Bow Street (Bow Street, Smithfield, D07) both offer tours with tastings — Teeling for craft whiskey, Jameson for the mainstream heritage experience
Leo Burdock's chippy (Werburgh Street, D8, open since 1913) is the quintessential Dublin street food experience — queue, order cod and chips (~€12 / ~$13.20), eat on the street
For a self-guided food walk: start at St. Patrick's Cathedral, walk through the Liberties to Cornmarket, then east to Dame Street for coffee, finishing at Meeting House Square for the Saturday market