Exploring Dublin’s vibrant food scene just got more enticing with the Dublin Walking Food Tour by Secret Food Tours. This small-group adventure takes participants on a gastronomic journey, showcasing the city’s traditional dishes and local specialties. From savory pork sausage rolls to indulgent artisanal ice cream, the tour promises an authentic taste of Ireland’s culinary heritage. With over 900 glowing reviews and a Badge of Excellence, this tour is a must-consider for anyone seeking to enjoy Dublin’s vibrant food culture. What secrets await those who embark on this delectable adventure?
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Just The Basics
- Small-group tour exploring authentic pubs, cafes, food shops, and markets in Dublin, offering a comprehensive taste of the city’s vibrant food culture.
- Samples traditional Irish fare, including breakfast dishes, cheeses, ice cream, and a secret dish, complemented by Irish drinks.
- Convenient meeting and end points in the city center, with no hotel pickup or drop-off provided.
- Intimate group experience with a maximum of 12 travelers, subject to minimum age and accessibility requirements.
- Flexible cancellation policy, with full refunds available if canceled at least 24 hours before the start time.
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Overview of the Tour
The Dublin Walking Food Tour by Secret Food Tours offers participants a small-group exploration of authentic pubs, cafes, food shops, and markets in the Irish capital.
With over 900 glowing reviews and a Badge of Excellence, this highly-rated tour allows visitors to sample traditional Irish fare, including breakfast dishes, cheeses, ice cream, and a secret dish.
The tastings are paired with Irish cream liqueur and other local drinks.
Along the way, you will see landmarks like Trinity College and the Guinness Storehouse.
The tour is limited to 12 or fewer travelers, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience exploring Dublin’s vibrant food scene.
Inclusions and Highlights
This tour includes a delightful sampling of traditional Irish fare, such as brownie, pork sausage rolls, international and Irish cheeses, oyster, Irish stew, and artisanal ice cream, culminating in a secret dish.
Participants can pair these tasty morsels with Irish coffee, water or soft drinks, and local beer.
The tour provides a comprehensive gastronomic experience, allowing visitors to enjoy Dublin’s vibrant food culture.
From savory sausage rolls to creamy ice cream, the tour offers a well-rounded and authentic taste of Ireland’s culinary heritage.
Whether you’re a foodie or simply looking to explore the local flavors, this walking tour promises to delight your senses and leave you satisfied.
Meeting and End Points
The meeting point for the Dublin Walking Food Tour is the Henry Grattan Monument on College Green, while the tour concludes on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2. This tour offers a convenient start and end location, allowing participants to easily access the tour and explore the city center after the experience.
| Meeting Point | End Point |
|---|---|
| Henry Grattan Monument College Green, Dublin |
Wicklow Street Dublin 2 |
The tour does not provide hotel pickup or drop-off, so participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from the meeting and end points. With the tour’s central location, attendees can easily navigate to the starting point using public transportation or by walking.
Tour Logistics
Secret Food Tours limits the Dublin Walking Food Tour to a maximum of 12 travelers, ensuring an intimate group experience. Participants must be at least 13 years old, as the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible.
While the itinerary and menu are subject to change, the tour generally includes a diverse array of traditional Irish fare, from pork sausage rolls to artisanal ice cream, paired with Irish coffee, local beer, and other beverages.
The tour starts at the Henry Grattan Monument in College Green and ends on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2. Confirmation is provided within 48 hours of booking.
Dietary restrictions may not be accommodated, and cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time aren’t accepted. In case of poor weather or minimum traveler requirements not being met, an alternative date or full refund is offered.
Cancellation Policy
Travelers can receive a full refund if they cancel the tour at least 24 hours before the experience start time. However, no refund is provided for cancellations made less than 24 hours prior to the start time, and changes within 24 hours aren’t accepted.
The cancellation policy for this Dublin food tour includes the following:
- Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before the experience start time.
- No refund if canceled less than 24 hours before the start time.
- Changes less than 24 hours before the start time aren’t accepted.
Cancellation due to poor weather or minimum travelers not met results in an alternative date or full refund.
Dietary Considerations
Dietary restrictions may not be accommodated on this Dublin walking food tour. The tour menu features traditional Irish fare like pork sausage rolls, Irish stew, and artisanal ice cream.
While some vegetarian and gluten-free options are available, the tour may not be able to cater to more specialized diets. Travelers with strict dietary needs should contact the tour operator in advance to inquire about availability.
The varied tastings are a key part of the experience, so participants unwilling or unable to sample the featured foods may not get the full value. The tour is best suited for those with relatively flexible palates who want to enjoy Dublin’s vibrant food culture.
Accessibility and Transportation
The Dublin walking food tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, though it’s located near public transportation options. Participants must be able to navigate uneven terrain and walk for the duration of the approximately 3-hour experience.
The meeting point is the Henry Grattan Monument on College Green, which is easily accessible by bus, train, or tram. The tour ends at Wicklow Street, which is also well-connected to public transportation.
While the tour isn’t wheelchair-friendly, it does welcome participants aged 13 and older who can comfortably walk for the duration of the tour. Those with mobility concerns should consider the impact of walking on cobblestones and uneven surfaces throughout the experience.
Tour Itinerary and Menu
The tour features a diverse selection of traditional Irish dishes and local specialties, allowing participants to savor the vibrant culinary landscape of Dublin.
Guests will sample a range of treats, including a hearty pork sausage roll, creamy Irish stew, and artisanal ice cream. They’ll also enjoy international and Irish cheeses, and a secret dish that’s a closely guarded local favorite.
To complement the food, the tour includes Irish coffee, water or soft drinks, and local beer. While the specific itinerary and menu may vary, the tour is designed to provide a comprehensive taste of Dublin’s renowned food scene in a compact and engaging format.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Experienced Are the Tour Guides?
The tour guides are highly experienced, having led numerous food tours. They are knowledgeable about the local cuisine and can provide insightful commentary to enhance the participants’ experience.
Can Alcohol Be Substituted for Non-Alcoholic Drinks?
Typically, alcohol can be substituted for non-alcoholic drinks, but it depends on the specific tour and its inclusions. Guests should check with the tour provider to see if this is an option and any associated costs.
Is the Tour Available in Multiple Languages?
The tour information does not specify if the Dublin Walking Food Tour is offered in multiple languages. It’s likely only available in English, though some operators may provide translation services upon request depending on the size of the group.
What Types of Payment Are Accepted for the Tour?
The types of payment accepted for the tour are not explicitly stated in the overview. Most food tours typically accept major credit/debit cards and may accept cash as well, but it’s best to confirm the payment options directly with the tour operator.
Are There Any Age Restrictions Beyond the Minimum 13 Years?
The tour has a minimum age requirement of 13 years, but there does not appear to be any additional age restrictions beyond that. Children younger than 13 are not permitted to join the tour.
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Final Words
The Dublin Walking Food Tour by Secret Food Tours offers an immersive gastronomic experience, showcasing the city’s vibrant food culture.
With rave reviews and a Badge of Excellence, the tour provides an authentic taste of Ireland’s culinary heritage through a diverse selection of traditional Irish dishes and local specialties.
It’s an excellent way for visitors to discover the flavors and stories that make Dublin’s food scene so unique.
