Category: Dublin Food & Drink

Few cities in the world have a pub culture comparable to that of the Irish capital. In Dublin, pubs are revered for their freshly poured pints, lively music, and charming settings, but you’ll also find plenty of alternatives if you prefer something a little more refined or upmarket. While my...

Although tea is often the hot drink of choice for Dubliners, the coffee scene in the Irish capital would lead you to believe otherwise! Every time I visit the city, I come across a host of gorgeous coffee shops, and there always seem to be new cafes opening. This is...

Afternoon tea might seem like a strictly British affair, but I quickly learned that this wasn’t the case after my first visit to Dublin. The city has some stellar afternoon tea venues where old-school traditions meet premium Irish produce. If you’ve been on one of my Dublin food tours, you’ll...

Dublin may not be known for its array of markets, but it has a surprisingly lengthy selection of open-air bazaars and pop-up fairs. Before I kicked off my Dublin food tours, I didn’t know a whole lot about the marketplaces in the Irish capital, only to later realize that the...

Dublin has an ever-growing line-up of top-rated restaurants specializing in contemporary and international cuisine. That said, if you’re anything like me, you’ll be keen to tuck into some traditional Irish dishes during your trip. I’ve mentioned my affinity for hearty Irish dishes and flavors during my Dublin food tours, and...

If old-school pubs, creamy Guinness, and silky-smooth whiskey typically come to mind when you think about Dublin, you wouldn’t be alone. Although the Irish capital might be better known globally for its alcoholic offerings, the Dublin restaurant scene is seriously underappreciated. I found a little bit of everything during my...