Top Dublin Dining Experiences

As part of our 25th anniversary tour, we decided to spend a week in Ireland. Last night, we participated in a cooking class and dinner in the home of Ann, a former tour guide turned Irish experience host and chef. Our dinner was a group of 9 - eight ladies, plus my husband. We were a random group of Americans with Midwestern ties enjoying a lovely evening learning to cook a traditional Irish meal in the loveliest environment. We made: soda bread, potato and leek soup, colcannon, Irish stew, and Irish coffee. More than anything, the group had fun, worked well together, and found common ground throughout the evening. Ann was an amazing hostess who welcomed us, early, with open arms, shared her recipes, gave us the best advice on things to do, and truly cared about every aspect of our dinner experience. Our dinner was amazing and the company was exceptional. Thank you, Ann! If you happen to have a night on Dublin, I highly recommend Irish Craic and Cuisine.

The Whiskey Museum was quite interesting. Each part of the tour is in a different setting and our guide was very knowledgeable and eagerly answered any questions we had. It was fun to learn how to correctly taste whiskey and the whiskey itself was very good.

Amazing experience for anyone who looks for something really special and totally different to what’s on offer anywhere else. The menu consists of 10 traditional Irish dishes, paired with Irish whiskey, lager and cider. And you also get history of each dish explained by a lovely host. It was a very enjoyable lunch for the whole family and although on Viator you can only book it as for adults we booked it for 2 adults and 2 children and would really recommend for any family as children also enjoyed it ( alcohol can be swapped for any soft drinks). And as for the price - worth every penny as food was exquisite!