Dublin: Private Food Tour with 6 Tastings & Trinity Start

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1/18

Duration3h 30m

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Dublin flavors from Trinity to Temple Bar with private tastings

You’ll wander Dublin’s historic center with a local guide who feels more like a friend than a host. Taste Irish coffee near Trinity College, sample warm bakery treats (including a secret dish), savor oysters and cheeses, enjoy lunch in Temple Bar with homemade soda bread, and finish with artisanal ice cream — all while soaking up stories you’ll remember long after.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Dublin food tastings and cultural tour

Learn to make Irish Coffee
Enjoy Irish Coffee at trendy cafe
Sample warm Sausage Rolls at bakery
Taste secret food at bakery
Sample Irish Cheese at restaurant
Enjoy fresh oyster at seafood venue
Lunch with traditional Irish dishes
Try homemade soda bread
Have special Irish Ice Cream treat

The Experience

I didn’t expect the first sip of Irish coffee near Trinity College to actually wake me up — not just the caffeine, but the way the bartender showed us how to swirl the cream just right. Our guide, Aoife, had this way of making every stop feel like she was introducing us to old friends. The city felt softer in her company. She laughed when I tried to pronounce “sláinte” before we toasted (I still don’t think I nailed it). There was this faint smell of rain on stone as we walked — classic Dublin, you know?

The bakery was warm and smelled like butter and something sweet I couldn’t place. We tried sausage rolls straight from the oven. One of them was their “secret” dish — Aoife winked and wouldn’t say what made it special. People behind the counter chatted in that quick Dublin way, half-jokes and stories flying around. Then came Irish cheeses at a spot where locals actually lingered over their plates instead of rushing out. I’m not usually a cheese person but that nutty one from Cork stuck with me.

Later, in a tiny seafood place, I ate my first Flaggy Shore oyster. Cold, briny — honestly, I hesitated but it tasted like the sea after rain. Lunch was in Temple Bar (yes, touristy but somehow still genuine), where we had stew with homemade soda bread that soaked up everything. The ice cream at the end had flavors I’d never even heard of; mine tasted like brown bread and honey — weirdly perfect together. By then I’d stopped checking my phone for the time.

What’s included

Your day includes six different tastings: award-winning Irish coffee near Trinity College, fresh sausage rolls (and a secret dish) from a local bakery, Irish cheeses at a popular restaurant, an oyster from Flaggy Shore in a cozy seafood spot, lunch in Temple Bar featuring traditional stew with homemade soda bread and local beer or soft drinks — plus creamy artisanal ice cream to finish it all off.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditions

Operated by Secret Food Tours