Ever wanted to eat like a Parisian in Dublin? French Foodie will introduce you to French food culture and customs while you sample some delicious French food and wine. Spend a morning or afternoon with other Francophiles and food lovers strolling around Dublin’s best spots for French food.
OPTION 1: French Food and Wine
Tour of Dublin (Morning tour incl. breakfast)
Highlights
- Traditional French breakfast
- Bakery tour
- Chocolate shop tour / Macaron tasting
- French wine tasting in a stylish venue
- Cheese tasting
Details:
Price: €35
Time: 9.30am
Duration: 3 hours
Duration: 3 hours
Meeting point: O’Connell Street next to the Spire
Click here for dates and bookings http://frenchfoodieindublin.blogspot.ie/p/book-tour.html
Any questions? Please consult the terms & conditions/FAQs below for more details.
Click here for dates and bookings http://frenchfoodieindublin.blogspot.ie/p/book-tour.html
Any questions? Please consult the terms & conditions/FAQs below for more details.
OPTION 2: French Food and Wine
Tour of Dublin (Afternoon tour incl. lunch)
Highlights
- Traditional French lunch & glass of wine
- Cheese tasting
- French wine tasting in a stylish venue
- Chocolate shop tour / Macaron tasting
Details:
Price: €42
Price: €42
Time: 1.00pm
Duration: 3 hours
Duration: 3 hours
Meeting point: Stephen’s Green (corner across from The
Shelbourne Hotel).
Click here for dates and bookings http://frenchfoodieindublin.blogspot.ie/p/book-tour.html
Any questions? Please consult the terms & conditions/FAQs below for more details.
Click here for dates and bookings http://frenchfoodieindublin.blogspot.ie/p/book-tour.html
Any questions? Please consult the terms & conditions/FAQs below for more details.
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Terms and conditions
How do I book?
Full advance payment is required to book a space.
You will receive an invoice from Paypal and French Foodie in Dublin will send
you a confirmation email within 24 hours.
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FAQs
What is the difference between the 2 tours?
The morning tour starts with breakfast and a tour of a bakery and the afternoon tour starts with a light lunch and glass of wine in a restaurant, you will visit only one of these places depending which tour you are choosing. Other than that both tours are identical.
How many people will
be on the tour?
It is a small group tour (between 6 to 10 people).
In the unlikely event that less than 6 people are booked 72 hours before the tour, it will be cancelled
and tickets refunded or offered an alternative date.
Is there a waiting
list if the tour I want is sold out?
You can email us at frenchfoodieindublin@gmail.com
with the date and number of people you are interested in and we will get in
touch if space becomes available.
Can I cancel my
booking?
Bookings are non-refundable, however you can transfer
your booking to someone else, just email us at frenchfoodieindublin@gmail.com.
No shows (if you don’t shop up) are non-refundable.
What happens if I
arrive late?
Unfortunately we cannot delay the group if you arrive late,
nor can we wait for you. If you
manage to catch up with us, you won’t be refunded for any missed tastings.
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FAQs
What is the difference between the 2 tours?
The morning tour starts with breakfast and a tour of a bakery and the afternoon tour starts with a light lunch and glass of wine in a restaurant, you will visit only one of these places depending which tour you are choosing. Other than that both tours are identical.
How long is the tour?
Each tour is 3 hours long, but delays may happen for various
reasons so please keep this in mind when you’re planning something straight
after the tour.
How much walking is
involved?
The tour lasts around 3 hours, during which the group will walk at
a casual pace between several venues. You will be standing most of the time and will be seated at 2
locations only.
How much food is
included?
Both tours start with a light meal and are followed by
food and wine tastings.
Morning tour: you will be starting with a French style
breakfast followed by 3 tastings
Afternoon tour: you will be starting with a light lunch
followed by 3 tastings.
So don’t eat before the tour, and you won’t leave us hungry!
Do you cater for
special dietary requirements/food allergies?
Vegetarians: let us
know at the time of booking in the ‘special instructions’ section of Paypal.
Coeliacs: unfortunately, the tours are not suited for
coeliacs.
Food allergies: it may be wise to email us at frenchfoodieindublin@gmail.com
before you book your space as it is not guaranteed that we can accommodate your
needs.
Is the tour
appropriate for infants/children?
The tour is designed for adults and involves alcohol and
strong flavours. A 3 hour walking tour of Dublin about French food and culture
may not be your child's cup of tea.
Infants (under 3) will not participate to tastings and you
do not need to buy a ticket.
Only you can assess if the tour is suitable for your child
but please be aware that we drink wine, visit small shops, walk through busy
streets and stand most of the time. You
must purchase a ticket at the adult price if your child is over 3, alternative
food options are not available and refunds will not be applied regarding the
wine tasting.
I’m French will I
learn something on this tour?
The tour is designed to introduce people to French food
culture and food. If you are French you might know many the products already and
be familiar with the content of the tour. French foodie in Dublin will organise
more events that might suit you better.
Is the tour
wheelchair/stroller accessible?
We visit small shops with stairways that are not
wheelchair/stroller accessible. The
itinerary may include narrow sidewalks and cobblestone streets.
What happens if the
weather is bad?
The tour will run rain, shine or snow. It’s Ireland so
please be prepared for any kind of weather conditions. Umbrellas, rain gear
and sun cream are all strongly recommended. Tours won’t be cancelled in case of bad weather.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable shoes as we’ll be walking around the
streets of Dublin and the morning tour will involve walking on cobblestones.
Dress according to the weather and feel free to wear a stripy top or a beret!
Blog update: I do not run French Food an Wine Tours anymore but you can join one of my Irish food tours if you wish.
Blog update: I do not run French Food an Wine Tours anymore but you can join one of my Irish food tours if you wish.