Our daytime food tours offer a unique and immersive 2.5-hour gastronomic adventure that takes visitors on a culinary journey through the vibrant streets of Galway. With a carefully curated selection of the city's finest food establishments, participants get to indulge in a diverse range of flavours, from traditional Irish dishes to modern, fusion-inspired creations. Each tour is crafted to showcase the rich culinary heritage of the region, making it a must-try experience. Min group size: 4

Learn all about Galway as you walk, talk and taste your way through the city with our expert local guide. Discover the hidden gems of the city, hear noteworthy stories and soak up the culture of our home. You'll taste traditional dishes and local specialties, you'll hear all about Irish culture and heritage through the art of Irish storytelling, and you'll feel enlightened, having spent a pleasant afternoon in Galway city. On our 3pm Tour you will stroll through Galway in the afternoon, breaking up the journey with 3 tasting stops in the city centre, with a focus on traditional Galway & Irish delicacies. On our 6pm Tour the guide will take you through the city in the evening light, with 4 pub stops in Galway’s hotspot neighbourhoods, with a focus on contemporary Irish food & pub culture.

The day time experience's are held at my beautiful cosy home in Kilcolgan. I also run some of the experiences at my cafe, Kate's Place, in Oranmore, Orantown centre. In my home, guests enjoy the homely feel of my Irish kitchen. In every experience we always discuss the difference between baking bread long ago, compared to nowadays. I also encourage the use of my fruits and herbs from my garden, where if possible, we avail of seasonal delights.

This is the BEST way to make the most of your time on the Aran Islands and visit the Cliffs of Moher! Inisheer is the smallest of the 3 Aran Islands. It’s located just 20 minutes off the coast of Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher. We pick you in Galway, bring you to Doolin and once we arrive at the island, we get our bikes and head out for a 2-hour bike tour of the island. If you are not up for cycling, we can organize a tractor-drawn carriage tour for you at no extra charge. After the tour, we will have home-baked scones and tea while hearing stories from a local islander! Once back to the mainland, you will have the opportunity to explore Doolin and grabbing some lunch!

My name is Gerry Grealish, I am a local Nationally qualified guide and owner of Tour & Taste Galway. I have grown up here and love Galway and the west of Ireland. I will take you on a tour through the medieval city of Galway and explore its history and culture using food and drink as a way of telling its story. I will take you to some of my favourite places. The tour starts near the historic Spanish Arch with the local guide taking you through the streets of this bustling University city. The tour lasts 3.5 hours approx. with a maximum of 12 people on tour, visiting different venues finishing with a visit to a traditional pub. Private tours are also available.

Located in Salthill in Galway City, the 1,400 sq ft premises can seat 22 people at a time for gin classes and features an apothecary-style botanical pick 'n' mix area for pupils to choose their own flavour combinations. Over two-and-a-half hours, guests will learn how gin is made and distilled and distil their own unique 70cl bottles of gin with personalised labels and enjoy complimentary gin cocktails throughout the class.

Classes will be in my home in Roveagh. Working from my home is a different experience, guests can enjoy the homely feel of my kitchen. I can talk them through my herb garden where we can pick vegetables to use in the scones when in season.

This private walking tour explores Galway through culinary heritage and historic Old Town culture. You walk through ancient streets where medieval civilization and local food traditions shape a vibrant identity. What flavors define Galway’s enduring cultural legacy? You begin at McCambridge’s where artisanal Irish products reflect generations of craftsmanship. At Galway Market, lively stalls present fresh produce and regional specialties rooted in community tradition. Through the Old Town, historic streets reveal architectural character and cultural depth. The journey continues at Tigh Neachtain where authentic Irish pub culture reflects social heritage and local life. Each stop reveals culinary tradition, cultural richness, and historical transformation through taste and experience. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Ireland is among the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, and there is a very good reason for that. It is simply stunning! From centuries-old castles, breathing with history, to authentic Irish countryside scenes to be found only here, Ireland promises a vacation like no other. If you are planning a trip to Ireland, consider our private sightseeing tour to the D.E.W. Distillery, Athlone Castle, Sean's Bar, and Clonmacnoise Monastic Site. Enjoy luxury private Irish tours. Relax and delight in one of our private tours of Ireland in luxury and comfort with your personal chauffeur.

Discover Galway through its history, food and drink, on a small-group tour limited to just 12 guests. We’ll begin with a brief introduction to Galway’s fascinating history before visiting three locally owned venues, with historical landmarks and stories along the way. From Eyre Square, we’ll take a short walk to a modern contemporary bar and restaurant, where you’ll taste their exclusive gin alongside locally sourced food. Next, we’ll visit a local family-run business, nestled in the shadow of a church from the 1840s. Here, you’ll sample a selection of Irish cheeses and meats with a glass of wine, while hearing about Galway’s historic connections to the world's wine trade. Our final stop is one of Galway’s oldest pubs. Learn about the history of this protected building before settling into one of its traditional snugs for either a pint, an Irish whiskey flight, Irish Coffee. Tour duration: 2.5 hours

Take a whirlwind pub tour from Galway City, around the village pubs of Connemara soaking up the local atmosphere. Availability: Most of the year. Visit legendary Irish pubs on this tour sampling the best on offer, while travelling through the picturesque Connemara landscape. Travel through the beautiful villages of Oughterard, Maam Valley, Beladangan and Inverin stopping off at four different hostelries en route. Sample the best food and or drink Connemara has to offer while chatting with the local publicans. The atmosphere and unique character of the Connemara Pub is something not to be missed. Enjoy a pint of Guinness or a tasty home-made seafood chowder, listen to a story from the barman or barmaid, sing a song or speak a few words as Gaeilge! On our return we will wind our way through Connemara, through the majestic mountains and valleys of the north before continuing along the coastal Gaeltacht villages where Irish (Gaelic) is the everyday spoken language.

Discover Galway’s Latin Quarter and West side with me and the medium of fine Irish cuisine, locally sourced produce and internationally celebrated beverages. Rolling pastures meet the wild Atlantic here, and you’ll find out why this location has helped to make the city such a food lovers' destination. And it has the craic too! On this self guided audio tour along the Latin Quarter’s medieval streets, I’ll tell you about the evolution of our cuisine from the Bronze Age to our recent culinary revolution. There’s a full course of information, including: • The answer to which came first, the bacon or the egg • A primer on spuds and Ireland's relationship with the humble potato • A guide to spotting the Salmon of all Knowledge • An introduction into Ireland's whiskey heritage just long enough to wet your lips

Take a scenic flight to the unique Aran Islands and enjoy their local freshly caught seafood, fine ales and warm hospitality on this privately guided pub tour. Availability: March to October. Max: 5. Enjoy a day packed full of everything the West of Ireland has to offer on this privately guided unique tour. Travel by shuttle bus from Galway to Connemara International Airport to meet your private local knowledgeable guide for the flight across Galway Bay with commanding views of the coastline, the Cliffs of Moher and limestone landscape of the three Aran Islands. On your arrival on Inisheer, the smallest of the Aran Islands, food and drink of the highest quality awaits you. You will visit three hostelries on the island where you will meet the locals and enjoy the unique atmosphere on the island made famous by Father Ted. Back to Connemara for your return trip to Galway, where we will stop at Tigh Chualain, west of Spiddal for our last pub of this truly enjoyable and unique tour.

This is a private tour, designed entirely to suit your needs and interests. You have the freedom to tailor the experience to your liking, ensuring that every stop and destination is exactly what you desire. From stunning landscapes to iconic landmarks, the breathtaking sights and views you’ll encounter will be not only in your heart but also in the cherished memories captured on your phone. Let us create a truly unforgettable journey for you. Embark on a private tour to the Ahascragh Distillery ( Please remember to book the thematic tour that suits you best directly on the distillery’s website. We recommend the 14:00 or 15:00 time slots for the best experience. Athlone Castle and Sean's Bar, and discover the breathtaking beauty of Ireland in luxury and comfort. Our chauffeur-driven Mercedes-Benz vehicles are designed to navigate narrow roads and reach secluded spots along the coast that larger vehicles cannot access. This allows you to explore hidden gems and enjoy uninterrupted views

Step inside Galway cities only working distillery & discover the fascinating story of Ireland’s original spirit, poitín – outlawed here for over 300 years. Learn the real history of poitín and whiskey, how they’re made, and what makes Micil’s spirits so unique. Your guide will take you on a journey from the hills of South Connemara, where our founder first distilled poitín in a small stillhouse, to today’s distillery, run by his great-great-great-grandson. Along the way, you’ll hear daring, funny and heartfelt stories from our family’s illicit past, while experiencing the sights, sounds and smells of a working distillery. The tour includes three guided tastings from our award-winning portfolio – a poitín, a whiskey and a gin – distilled right here around you. It’s an entertaining, hands-on experience that blends heritage, craftsmanship and flavour, and one that every curious visitor to Galway should experience.

Step inside Galway cities only working distillery for a one-of-a-kind journey into Ireland’s oldest spirits. Discover how whiskey and poitín began as the same drink, separated only by the buying of a licence, and explore centuries of distilling tradition brought to life through our family’s 170-year-old illicit heritage. Learn the secrets of brewing, mash bills, cask finishes and maturation, and see how we make whiskey today using time-honoured methods. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of rebellion, craftsmanship and community that makes our Micil spirits truly unique. Your experience includes three guided tastings – two styles of whiskey plus a very special Heritage Edition poitín made with peated barley and oats. It’s interactive, authentic, and an absolute must-do when visiting Galway.

Discover the vibrant nightlife of Galway on this premium night tour, where you’ll savor beer tastings at four authentic pubs, including a special welcome drink from Galway Bay Brewery. Begin your journey in Eyre Square and wander through the charming Latin Quarter, before heading to the lively West End, known for its cultural scene. Enjoy a curated experience that combines storytelling, local brews, and traditional Irish music at a renowned venue to conclude the night. This uniquely crafted tour is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in Galway's rich pub culture and social atmosphere. - Explore iconic pubs in Eyre Square, Latin Quarter, and West End - Enjoy beer tastings at four handpicked venues, including craft selections - Experience an intimate setting with local storytelling and insider knowledge - Conclude with live Irish music at one of Galway's top venues

Galway’s pub culture is legendary, Explore this city beating heart surrounded by music, laughs, great drinks and even better company! This Galway Pub Journey takes you on a curated path through the city neighbourhoods to six authentic establishments. This isn't a "crawl"—it’s a journey through the evolution of Irish hospitality, led by local experts who know every story behind every door. Traverse the cobblestones of the Latin Quarter, the bohemian streets of the West End, and the hidden corners of Woodquay and the West-End. Enjoy six included drinks throughout the tour. We focus exclusively on premium, independent craft beers that represent the very best of West of Ireland brewing. Learn of Ireland’s Brewing & Distilling Heritage while also embracing Galway’s unique artistic Culture. Between pours, your guide will share the tales of Galway’s maritime past, its medieval roots, and the modern-day culture that makes this city hum.

Get to see 2 of Ireland most iconic sites from the Magestic Cliffs of Moher to the beautiful Bunratty Castle and Folk park with its castle and folk park and the famous Blarney Woolen mills shopping area all under one roof,

Your Galway evening starts at the Spanish Arch, built in 1584 to extend the quays for the Spanish wine trade. Over 3 to 4 hours, you cover the city on foot, sit in on a private trad session at Monroes on Dominick Street, eat a proper Irish dinner while the music plays, and finish with a Guinness pour and a Polaroid to take home. The trad session is booked for your group only. Two working musicians talk you through what they are playing: reels versus jigs, uilleann pipes versus fiddle. Most guests say this is when it stops feeling like a tour. The Guinness pour comes last. There is a right way to do it and most people don't get it first time. A Polaroid is taken while the pint settles. You keep the photo, a handwritten card, a coaster, and a weekly guide to the best trad sessions and GAA fixtures in Galway.