Do you love food?
What's your take on exploring?
And do you enjoy meandering through the streets to sample little bites from all over?
Well, have we got news for you...
A fun and exciting walking tour of Dublin City, which includes a delicious exploration of Dublin’s most popular and hidden tapas restaurants.
It's the best way to explore some of Dublin's better-loved and lesser-known spots. And the perfect way to catch up with people - or, get to know others.
Each tour is three hours long.
In that time, you visit three unique tapas restaurants, all in the company of your very own local guide. Tours are run on a minimum of six people - so you can adequately share treats, stories and get stuck in to Dublin's best and tastiest.
All for €60 - not too shabby.
Tour times are as follows:
The tour can be tailored to all tastes, diet and lifestyles. Upon booking online, you'll be emailed details on where to meet, as each tour is unique.
Oh, and turn up hungry.
You've been warned.
Keen?
Of course you are. Get more information on their website right here and on their Facebook page.
And until next time - happy grazing.
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