Top Dublin Desserts & Sweets

Step into the shadows of Dublin this Halloween season with An Irish Halloween, a guided evening walking tour through the heart of the city. As dusk falls, your guide will lead you through historic streets and hidden corners, weaving together chilling tales of folklore, ghostly legends, and the origins of Samhain — the ancient Irish festival that gave birth to Halloween. The tour concludes in a cosy Dublin café, where you’ll gather for a modern take on the Silent Supper — a tradition where food was once left out for wandering spirits. Instead of ghosts, you’ll enjoy mulled wine, cheese, crackers, and sweet Halloween treats — the perfect way to honor the season and warm up after your journey through the dark.

Experience Irish culture and history through its food - discover the flavours, scenery and spirit of County Wicklow — the “Garden of Ireland” — visiting its mountain and coastal villages, scenic film locations, charming country cafés and pubs. A visit to Wicklow own winery or craft brewery is a definite highlight on this itinerary. You’ll journey through the Wicklow Mountains, explore world-famous film sites like Braveheart, PS I Love You and Vikings, the Irish coast, enjoy freshly prepared local food and experience country warm pub culture — all in one unforgettable day. With your private driver-guide, travel at a relaxed pace through landscapes that feel both cinematic and deeply authentic. - Full-day private tour from Dublin or Wicklow area - Visit famous film locations and hidden gems in Wicklow - Enjoy local food experiences at Wicklow local pubs & cafés, insightful commentary on Irish food and local spots - Customisable itinerary based on your interests & seasonal availability

Experience the best that Howth has to offer, with a 1 hour Howth Coastal Cruise along with fantastic food, drink, and atmosphere in the restaurant. The only package deal including dinner and an excursion in Howth! Howth Cruise and Dine Experience includes a beautiful 1 hour boat trip along Howth Coast and Ireland's Eye, along with a main course and a drink in the Bloody Stream Pub.

Our holiday-themed tour begins near St. Stephen’s Green at The Rolling Donut, one of Dublin’s original doughnut shops. From there, we'll make our way down to past the Luke Kelly statue to George's Street, where we'll talk about the Vikings and Dublin Castle. At our second stop, we’ll try some traditional Irish churros. Believe me, churros might not be traditional to Dublin, but these churros are delicious nonetheless. After crossing the River Liffey and taking in the beautiful sites along the river, we’ll make our third stop at the Hot Donut. Walking back up O'Connoll street, we'll look at the history of the 1916 Rising. Lastly, but certainly not least, we'll be stopping at OffBeat Donuts on Westmoreland street. And because this is a holiday tour, we'll have one final stop on Grafton Street to take in the holiday decorations. We hope you can join us on our holiday doughnut adventure. We look forward to hosting you soon!

Walk the streets of Dublin and enjoy a perfect mix of great food, local drinks, and immersing yourself in real Irish history. You will walk through some of the best streets in the city, try authentic Irish cheese, seafood, sweet treats and whiskey. To conclude the tour, you will have the opportunity to learn how to pull your very own pint of Guinness.

Irish whiskey is famous around the world and this tasting tour of Dublin offers the ideal introduction for both first-time visitors and connoisseurs. Visit local bars, where you sample some of Ireland’s finest whiskeys, paired with Irish delicacies including regional cheeses and handmade chocolates.

Savor classic Irish whiskeys and foods on this tasting tour in Dublin. With a guide hugely knowledgeable about Ireland’s whiskey heritage, visit famous Dublin hostelries to sample premium whiskeys. Learn how they’re produced, discuss their tastes and tones, and enjoy them paired with Irish farmhouse cheeses and handmade chocolates. Your tour ends in Temple Bar, teeing you up to continue your afternoon or night on the town independently.

Known for its bounty of seafood, bars, restaurants and, importantly, beer, the historic fishing village of Howth is perched right on the Irish Sea. On this half-day, small-group tour, you'll make the most of its charms, and see parts of the area most visitors miss. Discover the rich Norman and Viking history of medieval Ireland, visit Howth's highlight landmarks, and pair your sightseeing with a seafood feast and local craft beers.