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Dublin Traditional Irish 3 Course Meal Walking Tour with Local Irish Food Trail
4.8
759 Ratings
Powerscourt Townhouse Centre
Embark on an exciting walking tour of Dublin’s best food and drink spots. Discover hidden Irish restaurants and traditional pubs while making new friends along the way. Book your private tour now!
Embark on an exciting walking tour of Dublin’s best food and drink spots. Discover hidden Irish restaurants and traditional pubs while making new friends along the way. Book your private tour now!
Duration:
3 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Powerscourt Townhouse Centre - We start the tour in this beautiful town house.
- Temple Bar - The temple bar district
- Molly Malone Statue - The Molly Malone statue is located in Suffolk Street, a short distance from Trinity College. Molly Malone was a semi historical, semi-legendary figure
- Powerscourt Townhouse Centre - We start the tour in this beautiful town house.
- Temple Bar - The temple bar district
- Molly Malone Statue - The Molly Malone statue is located in Suffolk Street, a short distance from Trinity College. Molly Malone was a semi historical, semi-legendary figure
What's Included
- Local guide
- Professional guide
- Food-tasting
- Local beers & ciders
- Irish Coffee making experience
- 3 course meal
- Dietary Requirements Catered - let us know in advance of your tour
- Local guide
- Professional guide
- Food-tasting
- Local beers & ciders
- Irish Coffee making experience
- 3 course meal
- Dietary Requirements Catered - let us know in advance of your tour
What's Not Included
- Specified food and drink alternatives cost extra
- Gratuities
- Specified food and drink alternatives cost extra
- Gratuities
Additional Information
The Irish Food Trail offers an authentic glimpse into Irish culture! Participants will have the opportunity to meet and dine with locals, visiting three traditional Irish eateries. Here, they will enjoy hearty Irish dishes paired with local beers and ciders, while learning about the rich history of Irish cuisine.
The experience concludes with a…
The Irish Food Trail offers an authentic glimpse into Irish culture! Participants will have the opportunity to meet and dine with locals, visiting three traditional Irish eateries. Here, they will enjoy hearty Irish dishes paired with local beers and ciders, while learning about the rich history of Irish cuisine.
The experience concludes with a delightful surprise, and participants might even acquire a new skill to take home!
FAQ’s:
- Can I Book A Private Tour? – Yes, private tours can be arranged upon request.
- Tips – Gratuities are not included. If you receive excellent service, feel free to tip.
- Bank Holiday/Public Holiday – The shop is closed. The meeting point is at the main entrance (steps) of the Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, 59 South William Street, Dublin 2.
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
- Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
- Minimum drinking age is 18 years
- Minimum age 12 years (please note alcohol is served on this tour to persons over 18yrs)
- We run tours in all weather so be prepared to layer up & down
- Many of our venues have stairs
- Food allergies: We will do our best to accommodate your needs but it is not guaranteed that we can do so and these dishes may not reflect the storytelling element of tour.
Location
Powerscourt Townhouse Centre
William Street South
The Meeting Point for Irish Food Trail:
Flavour Trails, Unit 2b is on the lower ground floor of Powerscourt Towncenter. Come up the Georgian Steps on 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.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.8
(759 Ratings)
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Kat
Mar 12, 2026
Exceptional - We had the best time we learned so much about Dublin and the whiskey and the meat in the cows and the sheep’s and I could not believe how intelligent our guide was she was absolutely unbelievable. I would come back and use her over and over and over she is a 10+10+10 highly recommend Gráinne Lawlor she was absolutely fantastic if I was here longer I’d do another trip with her.
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Lkrtoensing
Feb 19, 2026
Great food tour for veg and non-veg - This tour was fantastic! My partner eats and drinks everything, while I am a vegetarian. It was delicious for both of us, and we got to experience a different side of Dublin. Our guide was fantastic, but I can't remember his name.
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Katie_w
Feb 9, 2026
A Fantastic Food & Drink Tour! - Wow this food and drink tour was fantastic!
Firstly and most importantly we want to say how fantastically amazing Lara was! She was so attentive, friendly, super knowledgeable, a giggle to be with and she truly made this tour so wonderful!
The places we visited were brilliant, we would have never strolled into a couple of these places on our own, and wow true gems! The food and drink we had was super delicious!
Highly recommend this tour when visiting Dublin!
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Logan_r
Jan 18, 2026
Home grown stuff - She did not disappoint! Not only giving her personal favorites on the tour but also giving recommendations once the tour is over! She is truly connected with her culture and community. She talked to everyone once we entered the food location!
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Abrielcorsey
Dec 21, 2025
A true delight! - Perfect mix of history, wit, food and drinks! Thank you!! A must do experience if you’re visiting Dublin.
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Curious00404254209
Dec 18, 2025
Wonderful Experience!! - We spent a fantastic afternoon with Gráinne sampling a wide variety of excellent Irish cuisine as well as learning about the history of Dublin and Ireland on this walking tour. Gráinne is fun and interesting. She also suggested ideas for our visit to Dublin. All in all, it’s a great value and we highly recommend this tour!
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Jacqui_b
Nov 29, 2025
A Delightful Way to Taste Dublin - Loved every minute of the progressive dining tour hosted by Grannagh. Learned some fun and fascinating facts about Irish history, food, and culture and enjoyed all offerings at the 3 places visited. Already encouraged a friend to sign up for the tour when she visits Dublin in February. Can't recommend it enough!
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Leslie_n
Nov 5, 2025
Fantastic evening!! - It was fantastic! Informative and amazing food. Recommendations for future dining and pubs was shared as well. Lots of history of the area! Lara our guide was friendly, informative and made the entire experience memorable!
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Jamescollinsworld
Dec 24, 2025
Great guide - poor food/drink - I booked a tour for 4 people and was really excited about it after reading the reviews on Tripadvisor. At a cost of £332 for 4 people I had pledged a bit of faith to the experience.
Although I wasn’t massively let down I did feel under-whelmed by the experience.
To me a 3-course meal is by definition a starter, a main and a desert. We felt it was more of a snack, a starter and 2 funsize sweets. Drinks wise we had half a pint of beer, a small glass of wine and an Irish Coffee - again fairly disappointing considering the ‘hype’
The tour guide, Ray, was great. He held the groups attention well and was full of local and national knowledge.
I can only rate this 3/5 due to poor food/drink portions/standards (but it is a food/drink tour) but I can’t find fault with the guide.
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Kat3na79
Oct 13, 2025
Overpriced - Our guide, Lara, was very informative and fun, but the food that was provided to us was not worth the price. We’ve experienced other food tours, and this is definitely not our top-notch experience, especially for the price we paid. I was expecting a 3-course meal (3 stops), which includes a starter, main entrée, and dessert, but our meal only consisted of 2 starters and one dessert. First stop, as expected, was a starter meal, with choices of small plates including fried brie, fish and chips, or croquettes. The second stop (I thought was the main meal) was a cup of stew. The last stop was the dessert stop, which was a small portion of brownie and cheesecake, with the Irish coffee making (which was the highlight of this trip. I would recommend checking out other companies for food tours in Dublin and avoiding Flavour Trails.
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