IRELAND
Ireland's standouts.
The 6 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.
“Very enjoyable”
Belvedere Irish Night in Dublin: 3-course Irish dinner plus an interactive dance and music show in an intimate bar setting.
“Such a fun evening! Took my 6yo and she loved getting up on stage and learning to do a dance! Food was really good and service was great!”
Skip-the-line Irish Night in Dublin with a guaranteed seat, 4-course dinner, live music, award-winning dancers, and sing-alongs.
“Great show. A little hard to hear/understand but we got the gist. Loved the dancing and the sing along!! Food was wonderful!”
Comedy dinner theatre in historic Cork with live music, a 2-course meal, and fast-paced sketches that teach Cork history in English.
“Lots of history in the show but a bit cheesy. Almost like an elementary school play. Also if you’re going to talk about delicious bread with stew maybe serve bread with the stew.”
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.
“It was a great experience. Anne is a lovely person and a wonderful host. The food was delicious. The evening was more like a dinner party with friends that it was a class - though we did learn a lot. It's also an easy bus ride from the city center.”
