IRELAND
Ireland's standouts.
The 7 most popular dinner experiences in Ireland. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Dublin’s Irish House Party at the Lansdowne Hotel pairs a three-course dinner with live music, storytelling, and world-class dance.
“A great night out. Fantastic food, although the salmon dish could use a little more gravy on the roasted potatoes, and the Irish House Party band were a blast. I would highly recommend this night out. A must when in Dublin!”
Belvedere Irish Night in Dublin: 3-course Irish dinner plus an interactive dance and music show in an intimate bar setting.
“Great experience, but had to leave early, i was there at 630pm. But the show was at 830pm. I was tired by that time.”
Skip-the-line Irish Night in Dublin with a guaranteed seat, 4-course dinner, live music, award-winning dancers, and sing-alongs.
“Super kitschy so be warned. I attended as a solo traveler and was originally placed at a tiny table in a corner, which couldn't have made me feel more like a chump. I was then moved to a long table but then was informed that the tour guide for that large group wouldn't want a…”
Comedy dinner theatre in historic Cork with live music, a 2-course meal, and fast-paced sketches that teach Cork history in English.
“Enjoyable, Funny and entertaining! A great evening out for the whole family ranging from age 10 to 78. Educational, Good Food. Comfortable seating. Great hosts. Angela, Andrew and Liam were fantastic 👏 👌”
Sail Dublin’s Grand Canal on an electric barge with a 3-course dinner, wine or beer included, and lock-gate views on a relaxing 2-hour cruise.
“The activity was great. Honestly, it would be better if it were a 3 hour cruise. Possibly an hour at the dock eating and then venture up the canal. Overall though, it was great! A lot of fun and the crew were great to work with! I would highly recommend!”
Cook Irish soda bread, soup, beef and Guinness casserole, and colcannon with Ann in central Dublin, then make Irish coffee at home.
“Absolutely loved this unique Dublin experience! The host was very warm, and full of Irish charm. We learned to cook traditional dishes with hands-on guidance. The stories, music, and laughter made it unforgettable. Food was delicious — hearty, fresh, and full of flavour. A must-do for anyone wanting a real taste of Irish culture!”
A comedy dinner theater in Cork with live Irish music, two courses of local food, and 1500 years of Cork history in 2.5 hours.
“very accommodating with child's food options. friendly and interactive with everyone. creative and entertaining rendition of the history”
