Ireland · DINNER EXPERIENCES
Good dinner experiences fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Dublin Georgian townhouse house party with a 3-course Irish dinner and a live music and dance show. Dinner optional, show runs after.
“Wonderful evening! Music was great - Lea, the Irish dancer was really something to watch - such leaps! Really fun evening - and dinner was very tasty! So glad we went to this. Highly recommend!”
Dublin’s Belvedere Irish Nights pairs a 3-course Irish dinner with an interactive Irish music and dance show in an intimate setting.
“The music dancing and food was excellent Really enjoyed the show. The staff was very professional and would definitely recommend”
Dublin Irish Night Show at Taylors Three Rock, with a four-course Irish dinner and two hours of music and dance, seat guaranteed.
“This felt like Ireland according to Australian, American, and Italian tourists, which wasn't what we came to see. The parking lot filled with tour buses should have tipped us off. Food was fine and the venue was great but we left long before the show was over. Will be heading to small town coastal Ireland for the real thing.”
Hysterical Histories Cork dinner theatre blends Cork-focused comedy and live music with a two-course meal, plus a fun photo moment.
“Beaucoup d’humour de finesse et de talents pour ces trois comédiennes qui ont raconté l’histoire de Cork en nous faisant voyager dans le temps avec le sourire quel talent !”
Dublin Grand Canal dinner cruise on an electric barge. 2 hours, 3-course meal, wine or beer, and canal locks views from the deck.
“Staff on board were excellent and very attentive. Food was top class. We will return.”
Join Ann in Central Dublin to cook Irish classics, eat together, then learn Irish coffee, plus get local city tips and recipes.
“The comraderie and ambiance was great. Ann is a very friendly person and terrific cook. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner experience and highly recommend it. Making the proper Irish coffee was delicious. Would do it again.”
Laugh over a two-course Cork dinner theater, live music, and a comedic history show at 43 Paul St, plus a self-guided walk.
“My husband and myself had a very entertaining evening learning about the history of Cork. The actors were funny and engaged with their entire audience. I would definitely recommend young and old to not miss this treat of a show.”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
