NORTHERN IRELAND
The best of Northern Ireland.
Our pick of the 5 best food & drink tours in Northern Ireland. What each one actually shows you, who runs it, and what you'll pay.
Taste McConnell’s award-winning Irish whisky in Belfast’s restored Crumlin Road Gaol, with a guided tour and flight of samples.
“Great experience with great whisky, without an “e” 😄. I would highly recommend this stop. It’s sooo cool seeing how the preserved the old prison yet make great whisky!”
Central Belfast small-group food tour with 12+ local dishes and drinks, including Guinness, craft beer, oysters, and city-history stops.
“Trevor was amazing. The only suggestion I have is for him to talk a little louder. Other than that he was very knowledgeable and the spots he picked were amazing. I highly recommend Trevor as a guide.”
Pedal a beer bike through Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter and City Hall with a guide, your own music, and a BYO drinks plan for groups.
“A bit of mindless fun for an hour or so; good time filler but remember you do have to peddle, and buy your own drinks!”
Taste & Tour Belfast Food Tour with drinks: 4 hours in small groups starting at St George’s Market, with tastings, beer, cider, and history.
“Great tour. Small group. Left cruise terminal on full size bus. Short ride to Belfast town center. Walked at good pace to four stops for food and drink. Potatoes and hard cider, bread dipping sauce, spreads, cheese. Then lamb stew or chowder and beer or wine or cider, finally hot chocolate and chocolate liqueur filled…”
Guided Titanic Belfast museum, Titanic Distillers whiskey tasting, and SS Nomadic visit in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, with skip-the-line entry.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this experience. Our guide Nicky was really knowledgeable and friendly. Would recommend.”
