My boyfriend and I received a voucher each for a fab food trail in Dublin. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, from start to finish. Our guide, Eveleen, was very friendly and was more than happy to answer any questions we had. My boyfriend is from Dublin and I have lived here for 11 years so we would be quite familiar... More

Our recent FFT tour of Dublin was a wonderful and tasty way to see areas of the city off the beaten path. Following our guide, Rosin, who was delightfully knowledgeable of all things delicious and of historical interest on our wander around town we spent a happy 3 hours tasting cheese, drinking beer, eating Irish air cured meats, devouring delectable... More

THis is a definite hit in Dublin. Even if you live here, its 100% worth doing the food trail. Roisin is an amazing host and really works hard to bring you to 5 or 6 of the best (often hidden) foodie places in Dublin. Local produce is a feature, as is simply prepared foods...and the quality really is top notch.... More

Fab food trails is truly that - fabulous! What a brilliant way to explore a city - through its cheese, meats, beers, whiskey, coffee, bread, chocolate, ice cream and other treats, all local and "slow" food enthusiasts..! It was so great to discover so many places that I would never have found in a guide book, all conveniently located but... More

I did my second Fabulous Food Trail yesterday in Dublin yesterday and absolutely loved it - yet again. I live in Dublin 8, close to Dublin 2 and have promised myself to go on this trail every few months as the Fabulous Food Trail gang do all the selecting and weeding out that I haven't the time to do myself... More

My freinds and I booked this tour after reading all the great reviews ( High tea, best coffee, crepes etc ,, all I can say is I think we were on different tour, as we saw nor tasted none of this) The websites says after all the tastings,,, you wont need lunch, this is the biggest joke of all. Our... More

It was dry and bright as Eveleen led off our little group. The first stop was in Sheridans, a temple to Irish cheese, where the Ardrahan had just the right tang. Soon we were in territory which to me, a Dubliner, was unfamiliar, the network of quiet streets east of Camden Street, whose prim little houses seem to exist in... More

As a Dublin native and a bit of a foodie, it was a thrill to discover hidden gastronomic delights in both the old and new parts of central Dublin. As a way to spend a Saturday morning in the city, it was a complete delight and our guides Eveleen and Roisin were knowledgeable, enthusiastic and great fun. The people we... More

Having lived in Dublin for over ten years, myself and my friend tried to guess where we might visit on this food trail. We correctly guessed some, but would never have discovered some of the interesting, useful and tasty spots that Evelyn brought us to on this wonderful meander through the streets of Dublin. The tour was enjoyed by the... More